About The Tubbataha Reefs: Tubbataha is one of the healthiest, least-disturbed reefs left on Earth. No one lives there permanently except a small team of park rangers. It sits far out in the Sulu Sea, reachable only by boat. It is so remote that it can only be visited by boat for part of the year

Location: The Sulu Sea, in the middle of the Philippines · Made Of: Two large coral atolls and a smaller reef · Type: Remote, open-ocean coral atolls · Country: The Philippines · Marine Life: Sharks, sea turtles, rays, and huge schools of fish · Notable Feature: One of the most untouched, healthy reefs on Earth · People: No permanent residents only park rangers live there · Protection: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and marine park · World Rank: One of the best-protected coral reefs in the world