Things to Do at Honda Bay
Complete Guide to Honda Bay in Palawan
About Honda Bay
What to See & Do
Cowrie Island
A developed resort island featuring white sand beaches, swimming pools, kayaking facilities, and beachfront dining options with day-use packages available
Starfish Island
Famous for its abundance of starfish in shallow waters, perfect for swimming and snorkeling with opportunities to see these marine creatures up close
Luli Island
A unique sandbar island that appears and disappears with the tides (Luli means 'lulubog-lilitaw' or sink and rise), offering pristine beaches and excellent snorkeling
Bat Island
Home to a large colony of fruit bats hanging from mangrove trees, providing an interesting wildlife viewing experience and nature photography opportunities
Snake Island
Features a distinctive S-shaped sandbar connecting two land masses, offering panoramic views and excellent spots for swimming and beach relaxation
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Island hopping tours typically run from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily, weather permitting
Tickets & Pricing
Island hopping packages range from ₱1,500-₱2,500 per person including boat transfers, entrance fees, and lunch. Individual island entrance fees range from ₱30-₱200
Best Time to Visit
November to May during dry season for calm seas and clear skies. Early morning departures recommended to avoid crowds and afternoon weather changes
Suggested Duration
Full day trip (6-8 hours) recommended to visit multiple islands, or half-day trips (4-5 hours) for 2-3 islands
Getting There
Things to Do Nearby
UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring an underground river system through limestone karst landscapes, about 1.5 hours from Honda Bay
Wildlife conservation facility showcasing saltwater crocodiles and other native species, located 30 minutes from Honda Bay
Scenic hilltop ranch offering panoramic views of Honda Bay and Puerto Princesa, perfect for sunset viewing and horseback riding
Popular theme park and bakery featuring landscaped gardens, peacocks, and famous hopia pastries, about 20 minutes from the bay
Home to the endangered Philippine crocodile and other endemic wildlife species, offering educational tours about conservation efforts