Spend a full day exploring the low limestone islets of Hundred Islands National Park from Alaminos. This private boat tour visits Governor’s Island viewpoint, snorkeling coves, cave formations and a long lunch stop on Quezon Island.
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The morning light hits the bay like a promise—limestone islets puncture the flat blue, and the boat's bow parts a mirror of shallow water as the islands draw nearer.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
8–9 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires getting on/off small boats and short walks on uneven rock and sand
Wildlife
History
Locally important for fishing and navigation, the Hundred Islands have been part of coastal livelihoods for generations; tourism grew in the 20th century as access improved from Alaminos.
Conservation
An entrance/environmental fee supports local management; visitors should avoid stepping on or touching coral, use reef-safe sunscreen and minimize single-use plastics.
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Start early for calm seas
Depart at first light when wind and chop are lowest—better snorkeling visibility and smoother transfers between islets.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen
Only reef-safe products to protect coral; reapply frequently after swimming.
Footwear for rocky landings
Water shoes or sandals with grip make getting on/off narrow bancas and rocky beaches safer.
Carry a dry bag and spare cash
Protect electronics from spray and have cash for island vendors and entrance/environmental fees.
Life vest (provided but bring one if preferred)
Boat operators supply life vests, but a personal fit adds security for swimming and snorkeling.
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Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects skin and the marine environment during prolonged sun exposure.
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Water shoes
Protects feet on rocky shorelines and in shallow coral areas.
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Dry bag or waterproof phone case
Keeps electronics and valuables dry on a wet, active day on the water.
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