Explore Hundred Islands in Pangasinan

If you're looking for a breathtaking tropical getaway in the Philippines, Hundred Islands National Park in Alaminos, Pangasinan should be at the top of your list. This stunning destination is home to 124 islands (123 during high tide), each offering unique experiences—from white sandy beaches to thrilling water activities. Whether you're a nature lover, adventure seeker, or just looking for a serene escape, this national park has something for everyone.

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While there are over a hundred islands to explore, some of the most popular ones include:

✅ Governor’s Island – The best spot for panoramic views. It also has a guest house for overnight stays.
✅ Quezon Island – Perfect for beach lovers, offering picnic huts, snorkeling spots, and water activities.
✅ Marcos Island – Famous for its cave, where you can jump into a natural pool inside.
✅ Children’s Island – Great for families with kids due to its shallow waters and calm waves.
✅ Cuenco Island – Known for its picturesque cave and natural rock formations.

There’s no shortage of activities when visiting Hundred Islands. Here are some exciting things you can do:

🏝️ Island Hopping

Rent a boat and explore the different islands. Each has its own charm, from sandy beaches to towering cliffs.

🤿 Snorkeling & Scuba Diving

The waters surrounding the islands are teeming with colorful corals and marine life, making it a paradise for underwater enthusiasts.

🛶 Kayaking & Paddleboarding

Paddle through the crystal-clear waters and take in the stunning island views.

🎢 Zip-lining & Cliff Jumping

For thrill-seekers, zip-lining across the islands or diving from cliffs into the turquoise waters is a must-try experience.

🏕️ Camping & Overnight Stays

Set up a tent on designated islands and enjoy a peaceful night under the stars. Some islands also offer guesthouses and cottages.

The best time to visit Hundred Islands National Park is during the dry season (November to May) when the weather is sunny and the seas are calm. Avoid the rainy months (June to October) as strong waves may affect boat trips.

From Manila:

1️⃣ Take a bus bound for Alaminos, Pangasinan (4-5 hours travel time). Bus companies such as Victory Liner and Five Star offer daily trips.
2️⃣ From Alaminos, ride a tricycle to Lucap Wharf, the main jump-off point for island tours.
3️⃣ Rent a boat at the tourism office and start your island-hopping adventure!

💰 Entrance Fee: ₱100 per person
🚤 Boat Rental Fees:

• Small boat (1-5 pax): ₱1,400
• Medium boat (6-10 pax): ₱1,800
• Large boat (11-15 pax): ₱2,000

Prices may vary depending on additional services like snorkeling gear rentals or guided tours.

✅ Bring cash – Most transactions, including boat rentals and food, require cash.
✅ Wear reef-safe sunscreen – Help protect the marine ecosystem by using eco-friendly sunscreen.
✅ Bring extra clothes & waterproof bags – You’ll get wet, so it’s best to keep your gadgets safe.
✅ Follow local guidelines – Keep the islands clean and respect wildlife.

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