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2024
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More than forty islands are scattered in the bay of Bacuit, all more marvelous than the others, hiding in their lands and in their sea beds secrets never before revealed, a rich endemic fauna and a luxuriant flora. Here are some of these natural gems to discover:

Cadlao Island. It is the largest and highest island of the Bacuit archipelago, with a peak reaching 640 meters. It hides a lagoon behind its lush vegetation; it is a place known for snorkeling and diving. A confetti that looks like paradise.

Dilumacad Island. Seen from the sky, it looks like a ladle; it is one of the pleasant stops during the navigation between the islands of the archipelago. It is also a popular spot for divers.

Entalula Island. It is called "the island of romance" for its perfect beach, idyllic sunrises and colorful marine life along the coral reef.

Lagen Island. Its rich forest and splendid view of El Nido's sunsets characterize it. Lagen Island is home to a trail that leads from one side of the island to the other: you can see monitor lizards, macaques and snakes! It is also an island where majestic hornbills land.

Malapacao Island. It is considered as a real paradise. Two huge rocks stand guard on each side of the island, crowned with palm trees and tropical plants that adorn a beautiful beach.

Matinloc Island (Goddess Island). It has many small bays along its coral-lined coastline, including Calmung Bay in the east. There are good snorkeling spots all along the coast. You can also venture to Secret Beach, a beach that can only be reached by swimming through a hole in the cliff: be careful with the rising water. Very nice view on El Nido from the heights.

Miniloc Island. Its deeply indented coastline leads to remarkable inner lagoons, often accessible only by boat. The famous Small Lagoon can only be reached by swimming or kayaking. You are surrounded by cliffs dotted with vegetation while swimming in waters of almost supernatural colors. The entrance to the Big Lagoon is very impressive: the waters being very shallow, once inside, the depth gives this time a deep green color to this circle surrounded by cliffs. It is a must-see.

Pangalusian Island. This island offers the visitor a short walk to reach a beautiful viewpoint. Bird watching is best done early in the morning or late in the day. The beach is ideal for sunbathing and it is a good area for snorkeling.

Pinagbuyutan Island. Its coral gardens are among the most beautiful in Palawan and make it a favorite destination for divers. In the mysterious Neptune's Palace cave on the west side of the island, stalagmites and stalactites are found along with other strange formations.

Pinasil Island. The main feature of this mushroom-shaped island is its cave, which turns into a cathedral and is sometimes illuminated through its pierced nave.

Tapiutan Island. It has a well located beach near a reef suitable for snorkeling. In the northwest of the island is the picturesque Binangculan Bay, with its beach lined with greenery. This is one of the best dive sites in El Nido. Turtles and barracudas are often seen here.

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