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A Memorable Island-Hopping Experience at Hundred Islands, Philippines

Our family recently visited the Hundred Islands National Park in the Philippines, and it was an absolutely wonderful experience! The island-hopping adventure was one of the highlights of our trip, offering breathtaking views, crystal-clear waters, and a variety of activities that everyone in our group enjoyed.

From kayaking and swimming in the pristine beaches to hiking up the islands for panoramic views, there was something for everyone. The scenery was stunning, and it was incredible to see the beauty of nature up close.

One of the standout moments was enjoying a delicious traditional Filipino lunch. For our group of 20, we paid $120 for a sumptuous meal that included a wide selection of seafood, meat, rice, vegetables, fresh fruits, and refreshing drinks. The food was flavorful and a perfect complement to the relaxing ambiance of the islands.

The entire trip was very affordable. For just $105, we got a private boat ride with life vests provided, along with an English-speaking tour guide who was friendly, knowledgeable, and made sure we had a great time.

Hundred Islands is the perfect destination for families, offering a mix of adventure, relaxation, and cultural experiences. Whether you’re swimming, hiking, or simply soaking in the views, this trip is an unforgettable experience that we highly recommend to anyone visiting the...

Overall a pretty good experience, however for anyone coming from Manila to do this on a day trip.... that's a really long day and I'm not sure it's worth while..

Some info: You don't have to depart on the boat tour from the main port. You can go to Bued Mangrove Park which is a secondary launch point. Prices are a little higher here (~200 pesos per boat) though snorkeling gear was cheaper so it balanced out. But it is quieter and might be closer to your accommodation.

Overall I spent about 5 hours end to end. I didn't lie on the beach very long, didn't do the helmet diving or banana boat, so you might spend another couple of hours than I did.

The "cliff diving" is no longer a thing. Instead, there's a cave with a maybe 15 foot jump into the water below. It's alright, but the bats inhabiting the cave were more interesting. Snorkeling was nice; not a ton of corals but plenty of tropical fish and they're not shy. They'll swim around you and get close enough to touch (good luck actually touching them though). Did the 1400 step pilgrimage. I am not religious but this is actually quite cool. There are a dozen different statues along the way depicting Christ's crucifixion and ending with the big statue that you see before you land on the island.

All in all, I think it's a nice place to visit, but it...

Hundred Island is muy hermosa todo El Grande perfecto one of the islands I always come back to for a swim 🐠 🌊 it's worth it for a day beach just bring your food because there are not many options for a foodie the boat costs 1,800 for max more than 5 person and kids are considered an adult for entrance price 200 per head plus 200 or 300 deposit for trashbags you will get your money back after you bring your trash back to them to keep the island clean and it's nice white sand crystal clear water 🌊 my sis and her kids are having fun we all have a wonderful day experience, some area is rocky so better wear the comfy shoe if going up the hills for overlooking view bring sunblock, most of the boat trip time is 10am 11am sun is already so hot , and bring plenty of water, bring safety medical kit in case something emergency it took 30 mins or 20 depending on boatman ride how fast he can do , but they are there waiting for you until your done the service of the boatman is also like a tour guide you requested to take you to...