HUNDRED ISLAND PANGASINAN, PHILIPPINES 🌊

 

HUNDRED ISLAND PANGASINAN, PHILIPPINES 🌊












How to Get to get there?

Alaminos City is the gateway to the Hundred Islands National Park. It is around five hours by public bus from Manila. Victory Liner, Solid North Bus, Dagupan Bus, Five Star Bus and Philippine Rabbit have multiple trips daily to Alaminos City. Aircon bus fare as of January 2018 is approximately P400 one-way Manila to Alaminos, while ordinary (non-aircon) bus fare is around P350. From Alaminos City proper, ride a tricycle going to Barangay Lucap’s Lucap Don Gonzalo Montemayor Wharf, this is where the Tourism Information Center is located. Tricycles charge P15 per person and depart when full, chartered rate is around P100 per ride good for five to six passengers. What to Do in Hundred Islands Island hopping and boating Beach bumming Jump off the 20-feet high cliff of Marcos Island Trek to the peak of the cliff in Governor’s Islands to see the unobstructed view of the park Dive or snorkel to see the giant clams, coral areas and variety of tropical fishes Camping Water Sports: Helmet Diving: P400/dive (15 minutes) Banana Boat Ride (max 7 pax): P250/pax Kayaking (max 2 pax): P250/hour Snorkeling Gear Rental: P250/set (mask,snorkel, aqua shoes and life vest) Jet Ski: P1,000/15 mins and P2,000/30 mins Parasailing: P2,000/solo ride and P3,000/2 person Other Activities: Governor Island Zipline (546 m): P250/jump Quezon Island Zipline (120 m): P100/jump Wall Climbing: P50/pax Rappelling: P50/pax Sunset/sunrise Visit the beaches of the neighboring towns – Bolinao, Tondol, Caboangaoan, Agno and Dasol (Culebra and Tambobong) Drop by at Our Lady of Manaoag Church considered by Catholic as a miraculous church Sample Itinerary in Hundred Islands Budget: Less than P2,000 per person (group of four to five persons) Day 1: 0000H: Departure (Cubao to Alaminos) 0400H: Arrival in Alaminos / Breakfast / Shop for supplies & food 0530H: Proceed to Barangay Lucap 0600H: Arrival in Barangay Lucap / Registration 0600H – 1600H: Island Hopping, Beach, Snorkeling and Other Activities 1600H – 1630H: Proceed to accommodation / camp 1630H onwards: Free time / Sunset / Rest / Dinner / Socials / Lights off Day 2: 0700H – 0800H: Call Time / Breakfast 0800H – 1100H: Free time / more island hopping 1100H – 1200H: Return to Barangay Lucap 1200H – 1300H: Wash-up/Fix-up 1300H – 1330H: Barangay Lucap to Alaminos 1300H – 1500H: Lunch/Proceed to Bus Station 1500H – 2000H: Alaminos to Manila Tips... The best time to go here is from November to April or during dry months Mobile signal is available The ideal time to leave Manila is at 12 midnight to reach Barangay Lucap by 6AM and to start island hopping early 😊

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