El Nido – Island Hopping Tour B - 1 Day

Pangalusian Island – It has one of the widest stretches of powdery white beaches in El Nido, which is very ideal for sunbathing, sunset viewing, and other beach activities. The waters fronting the beach are clusters of coral reefs that make this area a good snorkeling and diving site.

Pinagbuyutan Island has soft powdery white sand comparable to the world’s best beaches. The water is shallow for about a couple of meters from the shore and then a few meters away you will see a snorkeling area full of fishes.

Get captivated by the emerald green color of the water and the phenomenal seascape fronting this island. Vigan and Snake Island – Located near Pangulasian Island, it is also referred to as, “Snake Island,” because of the fine natural sandspit (s-shaped sandbar) that “snakes” off its shores. The Sandspit is clearly visible only when the tide is low. On both sides of the sandspit are shallow swimming areas.

Climbing the hill of the nearby island provide a glimpse of an awe-inspiring seascape and a bird’s eye view of Bacuit Bay while the boat crew prepares a sumptuous meal.

Cadugnon Point and Cave – It is an important anthropological site, where jewelry

and pottery dating back to the Sung Dynasty (960-1279 BC) were yielded.

The anthropologists believe that the cave dwellers were from Borneo, and traveled across the ancient land bridge that connected Palawan from Borneo.

A small opening hidden among the rocks near the beach reveals a cathedral-like cave inhabited by sea sparrows. Inside you’ll see spectacular rock formations and a way to climb a small limestone hill. A truly wonderful experience. Pinasil Island and Cathedral Cave