Experience

• Highlights
• Dive into the realm of fish in Port Barton, starting at the Middle Rock snorkeling site, which boasts beautiful hard corals and rich marine life. You may see Spanish mackerel or some of the giant bumphead parrotfish that are native to the area.
  Picturesque Paradise Island is the perfect setting for a delicious picnic lunch. This privately owned island has beautiful white beaches and crystal-clear aquamarine waters. One of the highlights of Paradise Island is the beautiful large fan corals.
  Bigaho Waterfall is a beautiful small waterfall that cascades down from the jungle. It is easily accessible by foot via a 1 km trail. The easy and short hike can be enjoyed by people of all ages as the trail doesn’t involve any steep climbs. During the dry season from March to early May, the waterfall may dry up.
  Gillegans Beach is a beautiful white sand beach where you can relax after a day of snorkeling and exploring Port Barton. Once you’re here, you may never want to leave this little piece of paradise.
  Capsalay Reef, which overlooks the island of the same name, is an ideal place for turtles. Here you can swim around and observe corals and tropical fish of all kinds that are found only in these waters.
  With its white fine sand stretching for almost a mile, Pamuayan Beach is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Palawan. The crystal-clear waters of this secluded beach are perfect for swimming, or alternatively, you can go for a walk or bask in the sun. Pamuayan Beach is the kind of place you hope remains unknown to outsiders.
• Includes
• Transfers by private boat
  Lunch
  Local guide
• Port Barton Environmental fee (PHP 50 per person)
  Snorkeling gears