Checked 8 November 2026
Tours
The island trips and tours the towns themselves list, with the stops and the prices their tourism offices give. Prices and stops change, so confirm with the office or your operator before you go.
El Nido
The municipality has rebranded its island-hopping Tours A, B, C and D as the “Seven Wonders of El Nido”: seven tours of three stops each. Food is not included.
Small Lagoon Premium
- Small Lagoon
- Payong-Payong Beach
- Secret Lagoon
₱1,200a personBig Lagoon Premium
- Big Lagoon
- Shimizu Island
- West Entalula
₱1,200a personCave Exploration
- Snake Island
- Cudugnon Cave
- Cathedral Cave
₱1,300a personHistory Islands
- Sand Bar
- Pinagbuyutan Island
- Commando Beach
₱1,300a personMatinloc Island Premium
- Shrine Area
- Hidden Beach
- Secret Beach
₱1,400a personTapiutan Strait
- Istar Beach
- Talisay Beach
- Talisay Dos
₱1,400a personCadlao Channel
- Helicopter Island
- Cadlao Lagoon
- Pasandigan Beach
₱1,200a person
Prices are per person, as the municipality lists them. The Eco-Tourism Development Fee is separate (see Before you go).
Source: Municipality of El Nido: “Seven (7) Wonders of El Nido”, rebranding Tours ABCD. Checked 8 November 2026.
Puerto Princesa
The city’s own tourism office lists these. Each asks for arrangements made before the day.
Honda Bay island hopping
- Cowrie Island
- Lulubog Lilitaw Island
- Pambato Reef snorkelling
By the boats of the community-run Honda Bay Boat Owners Association. To the wharf: a jeepney or multicab bound for Sta. Lourdes, ₱25 a person, about 20 minutes.
The Underground River
A permit is needed, through the City Tourism Office (see Before you go).
Dolphin and whale watching
- Puerto Princesa Bay
Arrange it ahead with the City Tourism Office.
Sources: Puerto Princesa City Tourism: Honda Bay Tour, Puerto Princesa Tourism: Honda Bay island hopping and Pambato Reef snorkeling, Puerto Princesa Tourism: Dolphin and whale watching, Puerto Princesa City Tourism: Underground River. Checked 8 November 2026.
Coron
Coron publishes no fixed list of tours. Its island trips go to Coron Island’s lakes and lagoons, most of them in the Tagbanwa’s ancestral domain and looked after by them, and to the reefs and wrecks around it.
Coron Island’s lakes and lagoons
- Kayangan Lake
- Twin Lagoon
- Barracuda Lake
The Tagbanwa collect the entrance fees; tours usually settle them.
Book with an operator accredited by the Department of Tourism, and ask what the price includes.
Sources: Department of Tourism: Coron, Municipality of Coron: Accomplishment Report 2022 (tourism). Checked 8 November 2026.