Fees · Destination Guide
Remote Philippine atoll walls and seamounts, best explored by expedition or liveaboard
Key fee: Apo Reef Natural Park diving entry fee
PHP 2,860 (local) or PHP 3,530 (foreign)
Updated Feb 13, 2026 • 18 sources
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
Apo Reef Natural Park is a regulated protected area. Budget for park entry fees plus required guide services. Fee schedules can change, so confirm the latest rates with your accredited operator or the Sablayan Tourism Office before travel.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apo Reef Natural Park diving entry fee | PHP 2,860 (local) or PHP 3,530 (foreign) per visit (48 hours) | Scuba divers | Paid through your accredited tour operator during park check-in |
Rates are published by local park partners and can be updated. Keep cash available and ask your operator to confirm current PAMB rates.
| Apo Reef Natural Park non-diving entry fee | PHP 470 (local) or PHP 940 (foreign) per visit (48 hours) | Snorkelers and non-divers visiting the park | Paid through your accredited tour operator during park check-in | Often bundled into expedition packages. Always confirm what is included in your quote. |
| Guide services (typical published rates) | PHP 1,320 tour guide; PHP 320 dive master per visit (48 hours) | All visitors (guide) and divers (dive master) | Arranged by your accredited tour operator | Apo Reef visits are coordinated with park staff and accredited guides. Expect guide requirements to be enforced. |
Fee
per visit (48 hours)
Rates are published by local park partners and can be updated. Keep cash available and ask your operator to confirm current PAMB rates.
per visit (48 hours)
Often bundled into expedition packages. Always confirm what is included in your quote.
per visit (48 hours)
Apo Reef visits are coordinated with park staff and accredited guides. Expect guide requirements to be enforced.