Island Hopping Adventure in Palawan: Discover Hidden Lagoons and Snorkeling Spots

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Known as “The Last Ecological Frontier of the Philippines” for its scenic landscapes and high biodiversity, Palawan has the highest concentration of islands and is the most sparsely populated region in the country making it the perfect adventure for a day of island hopping. It is truly an islands paradise with its crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches, and a wealth of flora and fauna, Palawan is everything you’d expect from a tropical paradise.

Palm-fringed Palawan Island delivers the sort of exotic cocktail that makes South-East Asia so popular. Bleached-white sandy beaches, vibrant coral reefs, abundant fresh fruits and gentle people with a heritage fused from long-held island beliefs and the distant aspirations of 16th-century Spanish mariners.

Island hopping and snorkeling are great activities for your stay in Taytay. There are many islands to explore such as Dinamayan Island, Apulit Island, Elephant Island with the Hidden Lagoon. Currently, there are four marine sanctuaries around Taytay Bay and seven more at the proposal stage where Dugongs (sea cows) are often sighted around. You will discover beautiful and preserved islands, clear water lagoons, pristine sand beaches, snorkeling sites and hundred of fishes and coral species. Island hopping in the Philippines, particularly in El Nido, is a must-do activity for any adventure seeker.

Wake up to a view of dawn breaking over expansive sea with misty islands in the distance and uncover beautiful lagoons, beaches and snorkeling spots where you can swim and admire the corals, the colorful fauna and its diverse marine life. An island hopping tour in the Philippines is an opportunity to explore some of the most secluded and untouched snorkeling spots, making it a truly unforgettable experience.