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S/Y Fiji Siren, the Latest Liveaboard Diving Option from the Siren Fleet Liveaboards. Diving Fiji Year-round

Diving trip report from Coron Bay on S/Y Philippine Siren, Philippines. Diving Anilao, Apo reef, Coron Bay and Busuanga Island.

The 40 metre S/Y Indo Siren is now the newest member of our fleet, launched in April 2011. She has the same specifications as her sister, the S/Y Philippine Siren. The cabins offer flexibility and can be used as twin or double bedded rooms. The dining area is very spacious offering a great setting for all your meals.

Our 7 day cruise started on the 28th of March and we left Puerto Princessa in the afternoon on our 40m long luxurious Pinisi Schooner "Philippine Siren ". We arrived at Tubbataha National Park the following morning, and all divers were excited to get in the water, conducting our first dive at "Malayan Wreck" located at the North Atoll.

The 34 metre S/Y Oriental Siren is built from the finest Asian teak and ironwood. She is a traditional twin mast junk, rigged with traditional style sails that are both functional and beautiful. Thus she has been custom-made with all the luxury facilities for the modern diver.

Enjoy the best diving in Philippines from our luxury liveaboard;Philippine Siren. Diving Apo, diving Coron wrecks & Anilao, diving Balicasag and Pescador islands. Dive safaris to Tubbataha reefs and whale shark trips in Leyte. Specialist underwater photography and family diving trips all from the comfort and convenience of our liveaboard dive yacht.

She is currently under construction on the Indonesian Island of Sulawesi, and like our other yachts, is a traditional "gaft rigged Phinisi" handcrafted from ironwood and teak. You will find no other dive liveaboard as beautiful in the waters of Micronesia, and being that she was built by divers for divers you can rest assured every need has been thought of and is being implemented.

Liveaboard diving trips to Tubbataha National Marine Park, PhilippinesLiveaboard: S/Y Philippine Siren Accessible only by liveaboard, the Tubbatha Reefs were proclaimed as a National Marine Park in 1988 and inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1993, in recognition of their outstanding universal value in terms of marine life species diversity and richness.

Our trip report from S/Y Maldives Siren from our cruise director Tristan. 10 nights trip diving between Male and Huvadhoo atolls along the eastern side of the Maldivian archipelago. Wrecks, soft coral covered reef walls, shallow lagoons and coral gardens.Schools of fish, reef sharks, rays and plenty of macro critters are seen enroute, as we dive some of the top rated dive sites of the Maldives.

For our final "Maldives Southern " itinerary, touring around Gaafu Atoll for the 2012 season, we had a select number of ten guests join the S/Y Maldives Siren escorted by Ethan Gordon for a photography workshop. The divers hailed from the United States, South Africa, Australia and our Honeymooners Stuart and Becky from the UK, via Thailand.

Fair weather and warm water (28C/83F) awaited us on our 13-night Philippines liveaboard safari to the pristine reefs of Tubbataha and Southern Visayas ! This truly exciting trip was designed as a special crossing - cruise, covering two outstanding destinations that Siren Fleet offers in the Philippines.

The Siren Fleet is made up of custom built diving liveaboard yachts designed with the diver in mind. On all of our liveaboard diving trips and diving charters you can find a level of luxury unparalelled in the liveaboard scuba diving industry.

Diving trip report from Coron Bay on S/Y Philippine Siren, Philippines. Diving Anilao, Apo reef, Coron Bay and Busuanga Island.

Liveaboard diving in the Maldives, Andaman Islands, Thailand, Burma, Malaysia, Timor-Leste, Indonesia,the Philippines & Palau. Siren Fleet - liveaboard dive yachts; Experience liveaboard diving & sailing at its best.

Armed with kilos of overweight luggage and cumulatively more than a century of dive experience, our eager underwater digital SLR photographers arrived onboard the SY Indo Siren raring to capture the beauty of Raja Ampat in RAW images.