How to Plan a Trip to 100 Islands Alaminos, Pangasinan – A Guide for Backpackers

100 Islands, Alaminos, Pangasinan

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The 100 Islands National Park is one of the top beach destinations in Central Luzon. It’s located southwest of the Lingayen Gulf and is composed of not 100, but 123 recorded islands and islets. The unique, mushroom-like appearance of the islands and numerous picturesque beaches are what draw thousands of tourists to the site.

The three most popular islands are Governor’s Island, Quezon Island, and Children’s Island. These also are the only islands that have viable surfaces to set up picnic tables, cottages, or tents.

Getting There

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  • From Manila take a bus bound for Alaminos, Pangasinan. Several bus lines ply this route including, Victory Liner (Cubao terminal only) and Five Star (Pasay Terminal).
  • The travel time is around 6-7 hours depending on traffic conditions. To avoid traffic, take an evening trip.
  • Along the way, buses stop at Mabalacat and Tarlac terminal for about 15 minutes, so passengers can get off for snacks and restroom breaks.
  • Upon arriving at Alaminos City, you can take a tricycle to Lucap Wharf.
  • Most hostels are located at Lucap Wharf which is around 2-3 kilometers from the city.

Distance and Travel Time From Other Cities:

  • Dagupan City – 63 kms, 1 hour
  • San Fernando, La Union – 123 kms, 3 hours
  • Baguio City – 136 kms, 3 hours

 The 3 Main Islands

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Governor’s Island

Governor’s Island is the biggest island at the site. It was popularized by the Pinoy Big Brother TV series a few years back. It’s the only island with a guest house for travelers looking to spend a night or two on the island. Alternatively, visitors can camp out on the beach.

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The Big Brother Lodge

A viewing deck is located at the rocky peak of Governor’s island. Here you can enjoy panoramic views of Lingayen Gulf. It’s not an easy climb especially on a very hot day. Make sure to take a bottle/s of water with you.

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At the Governor Island viewing deck.

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Across Governor’s Island is another rocky mesh called Virgin Island. According to my boatman  the name was inspired by its shape which from a distance should resemble a woman’s physique, although, I didn’t see it.

Virgin Island is a perfect place to escape from the crowds. It is also near a helmet diving site so if you want to try helmet diving, there are divers on stand-by in the area who can assist. You can go roughly 15-20 feet deep and observe a small patch of colorful corals with equally petite fish swimming around.

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Helmet Diving Site near Governor’s Island

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Quezon Island

Quezon Island is the most family-friendly island because of its shallow shores and structured camping grounds. The island was named after the late President Manuel Quezon.

If snorkeling is on your agenda, there is a vibrant coral reef roughly 300 meters from the island. Here you can soak in amazing underwater landscapes with the plethora of colorful corals and fishes, and giant clams.

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Feeding fish at Quezon Island

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Giant Clams Viewing Area

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Children’s Island

Children’s Island is the third most popular island at the site. Its shallow waters likewise, make it an ideal spot for families with small children. Cottages and picnic huts are available for rent on the island. 100 Islands, Alaminos (73)

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Cottage and Picnic Table Rental

cottage fees

Island hopping and Boat Fees

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Boat Fees – The boat fees are standard so visitors don’t have to worry about haggling with the boatmen. They are based on capacity and the duration of each tour.

Boat Tour Options

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Regular Boat

For this option, the boatmen take visitors to a choice of three islands. The stopover in two islands is limited to 15 minutes. Then, visitors will be taken to the third island where they can spend the rest of the day swimming and picnicking by the beach.

Service Boat

This option is slightly more expensive as visitors can go to as many islands as they like. It is a whole day tour.

  • Quick Tip – Some boatmen might bypass other islands to save on fuel, so before leaving the wharf consult with tourism staff at the wharf about the various points of interest in the area. And before you leave the wharf make sure you and the boatman agree on the itinerary.
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Docking area at Lucap Wharf

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Where to Stay

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One of many transient homes along National Road, Lucap Wharf

For adventurous travelers the best place to sleep is in a tent on the beach. (See the camping tips below). The next upgrade from a tent are the numerous transient homes along Lucap Wharf.

Room rates range from P500 to P1,500 for single-private rooms, P2,000 to P3,500 for standard double-rooms and P3,500 + + for larger rooms.

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Quezon Island, © Phyllis Abrasaldo

Where to Camp

Quezon Island – The main camping site.

Scout and Lopez Island – Alternative camping sites.

Camping Tips

  • Camping on the islands is allowed. However, campers cannot pitch their tents during the day when visitors arrive. Tents can be pitched after regular visiting hours from 5 p.m. onward. Likewise, in the morning the tents have to be folded by 6 a.m.
  • Camping fee applies
  • Tents are available for rent, although visitors can bring their own too
  • There is no electricity on the islands so portable lamps, flashlights, and power banks will come in handy
  • Network signal is weak and non-existent in some areas
  • Campers should prepare ample amounts of food and water for the duration of their stay. There are no restaurants on the islands.

Other Points of Interest

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Marcos Island © by Iza Sanchez 

  • Marcos Island – This island was named after late President Ferdinand Marcos. The island has a beautiful beach and at its heart is a cavern with a deep pool at its base. Brave adventurers can jump the height of about 20-feet from the mouth of the cave to the pool beneath.
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Inside Imelda Cave

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My boatman after jumping from 20 to 30 feet into the pool inside Imelda Cave.

  • Monkey and Bat Island
  • Cuenco Island – Known for its small pristine beaches and a beautiful cave called Cuenco Cave.
  • Romulo Island – A small and picturesque island once a setting for the film Dyesebel.
  • Turtle Island – A small islet shaped like a turtle.

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100 Islands National Park Fees

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  • Registration Fee @ Lucap Wharf
  • Kayaking – An awesome of way of exploring the islands. Perfect for those traveling in pairs or in large groups. Kayaking gives visitors the opportunity to explore farther out islands usually not included in boat tours.
  • Kayaks are available for rent

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  • Snorkeling goggles area available for rent
  • Picnic tables and huts are available for rent
  • Toilets are available. A fee per person applies. (Be warned, the toilets are quite crude)

Where to Eat

lucap wharf

  • The cheapest place to eat is at carinderias along Lucap Wharf
  • Bottled water is expensive, buy some in town if you can

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The viewing deck and light tower at Lucap Wharf

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What Else Should You Know

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  • Travel at night to avoid traffic and crowded buses. Aside from traffic, the buses stop to pick up passengers along the route which prolongs the trip. However, at night there are fewer travelers hence, fewer stops.
  • The best time to go there is from December to May when the weather is dry and warm.
  • When you go island-hopping, bring a lot of food and water.
  • Beach footwear is an essential as the sand in the islands is course.
  • Sunblock is also an essential.

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Snakes in a cave. 

  • Watch out for snakes inside the caves.
  • Be respectful. Don’t leave your garbage on the islands, take them with you when you go.
  • Take a side-trip to Bolinao which is only one hour away from Alaminos City. Bolinao is another popular beach attraction in Pangasinan.

Check out these Pangasinan travel guides for more info on the coolest attractions and things to do in the province

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Alaminos is quite laidback. An interesting discovery I’ve made was that you can walk in and out of a home without the homeowner knowing. You may also come across unmanned hostel front desks as people seem to disappear at certain times of the day.

I’ve tried to make inquiries at a few hostels but nobody was there so I just went straight inside to check out the rooms myself. This is open-door culture is typical in Philippine provinces where people still trust each other.

The rugged and ethereal beauty of the islands of Alaminos keeps them on the list of top beach destinations in the Philippines. Spend a weekend there and you’ll surely gain wonderful memories that will stay with you forever.

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Check out these Pangasinan travel guides for more info on the coolest attractions and things to do in the province

Iza Sanchez

Iza Sanchez is a freelance ESL Teacher, adventurer, and moderator of Take The Travel. She writes about solo-backpacking, travel saving tips and other awesome travel resources.

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133 Responses

  1. lloyd subaldo says:

    how much i can spend to travel going to hundred island?

  2. Malou says:

    Hi how much all expenses for package?

  3. Ethel says:

    Gdpm ask ko lng mgkno po rent if mg overnght po

  4. lee marwin says:

    is this updated

  5. Ken Chew says:

    I Just went there recently as may 2016.. the price is the same and everything is good . But pls do ask for a good packages from taking tent and those fishing rod and cooking stuffs

  6. EJ says:

    From Lucap Wharf may white sand beach na ba? or need talaga magboat to get to white beach? if ever ilang minute boat ride?

    I’m travelling kasi with a baby. I wonder if is it possible.

    Thanks! Nice blog, so informative <3

  7. Dee says:

    Really helpful! Thanks so much for posting!

  8. Tere says:

    hi. pano po malaman kung available po ung lodge sa governor island? meron po ba sila contact number for reservation? thankss

  9. Raj says:

    Really very good information thank you very much

  10. salve says:

    Thanks for the info, might be an option of where to go trip with my friends this augost……

  11. John says:

    Hi just wondering if the helmet diving activity has optional photo and video services or do we really need to bring underwater cams to capture the moment?

  12. John says:

    Hi just wondering if the helmet diving activity has optional photo and video services or do we really need to bring underwater cams to capture the moment??

  13. Dante C. Cruz says:

    Greetings from Boracay Island!

    Thanks for sharing!

    Happy Travels!

    Dante C. Cruz

  14. Ray says:

    Yes the diving helmet staff have an underwater camera, they will use your micro sd card to put photos and videos, at no extra charge. Two of their staff go with you one to take shots and one for safety.

  15. frietz says:

    Hi there I am planning to go by my self on my birthday, is there any boat ride for public group day tour? or do I have to rent a boat all by my self? like for example the small boat can I hop on with other tourist boat ride? and pay for just one person?

  16. MYKel says:

    salamat sa info maam! big help po..

  17. Aurora says:

    Thank u sa mga tips na ito..siguradong matutulungan kami nito sa pagpunta ng aking asawa

  18. ghurl says:

    great info / content !!! keep it up !!!!

  19. Serge capulong says:

    Mam, ask ko po anong island ang magandang pag stay for 2 days. Na may hotel na, inside the island

    • Iza Sanchez says:

      Hi Serge, Governor’s Island lang po ang may lodge na pwede irent. No hotels on any of the islands. Sa Lucap Wharf maraming hotels and guest house na mapagpipilian pero hindi ito beachfront. Kung gusto niyo pwede din mag camping sa islands. Bring your own tent or rent.

  20. Lolita viduya says:

    Hello there I’m planning to treat my family and asking what you recommend overnight staying with group of 25 persons. Thank you

  21. Maica says:

    Dear ma’am/sir
    Greetings!
    May i ask how much for snorkeling and how about the equipment?. Thank you and we hope to hear from you soon

  22. Mike_M says:

    Thanks Ma’am Iza for the information. My family and i would be going there a couple of weeks from now. Your information about 100 islands is very helpful. Thanks again

  23. Anna says:

    Its too late reading ur tips we enjoy already with close CR limited water, no breakfast sleeping in tent very hot wala kaming beddings hehehe hindu kami prepare but infairness we realy enjoy the place…

  24. Spielberg says:

    wow this is so informative, thanks for this article!
    im making a plan about going to Alaminos with my partner this coming week and this one is on my read for sure
    really, thanks a lot 😀

  25. smash says:

    how about the parking at the lucap wraft if we have our own vehicle….
    thank you

  26. Prescilita M. Villanueva says:

    Hello. The picture of the Lucap Wharf you have shown needs updating. It is very beautiful now. It is a tourist spot in itself.

  27. Trei says:

    Very informative and helpful blog.
    Thank you for posting! =)

  28. Ritchel says:

    Thanks sa info. This coming monday puounta po kami sa lugar na iyan. Ask k lang po san po nag shoshower dyan after swimming. May bayad po ba? Magkano po?

  29. ging says:

    hello po, need po ba reservation since May 1 kmi pupunta?

    • Iza Sanchez says:

      Kapag peak season like Holy Week I suggest mag advance reservation po kayo kasi sigurado puno ang mga hostels at baka wala kayo makuha na rooms kung walang reservation. Hope that helps. 🙂

  30. Pia says:

    We plan to do this backpacker style too in our Bolinao visit this upcoming march 24-26. Yung victory liner ba from cubao has a terminal na right on alaminos terminal?

  31. nestor says:

    is the pricelist same as today?

  32. Recel says:

    Really helpful tips!!
    Need pa po ba magparecerv ng cotage .. Like floating cotage Quezon island

  33. Henry gawan says:

    Can i ask ur cellpon #?

  34. Jp says:

    Hi May I Know the number of the Hotel?. Planning to visit 100 Island in Hokyweek. Need room for 5.

  35. Glen says:

    Very helpful! Thanks!

  36. Marc says:

    Kauuwi lang namin from hundred island. Sus! Sobrang bumi ng mga cr at shower room. Magbabayad k ng 10 bawat tao s shower. Ang haba ng pila. Napaka dumi. Panay tae ang inidoro. Kadiri. Kaya d n kame nag shower pa uwi. Ang island naman. Yung mga portalet. Ganon rin. Nakakadismaya talaga. Suggst ko lang. S iba nalang kayo pumunta. Sayang lang pagod at pera s hundred island tour.

    • @Marc I’m glad you enjoyed your tour at the TOILET. It seems that you had fun visiting all the toilets in hundred islands. Instead of criticizing the toilets, why don’t write something about the actual place? Why don’t you ask yourself 3 things before saying anything bad about the toilets: Did you lift the lid while urinating? Did you try to clean the toilets while you were at it? Did you consider building more shower rooms to accommodate the thousands of people who visit the place everyday?

      By the way, did you see any trash in place? If you did, did you pick it up? If your answer to all my questions are NO’s, then refrain from doing any reviews or comments from any of the places you visit. It doesn’t help tourists.

      • Moana says:

        @Marc:

        Some people are lucky, like YOU – bcoz there’s paid CR. Surely, you haven’t gone to other island hoppings; Palawan for instance – or Batangas. You have to check-in at a hotel/ have a transient stay at nearby houses. (5mins away/walking distance from 100 islas). There’s tons of them around the place and the tourism office can even ARRANGE a place for the goers.

        100 islas is one of the BEST. It’s got the beaches with white sand, beautiful marine life, CLEAR WATERS, very kind and accommodating people. They cook really good food. How many times do you have to go to the toilet in a day anyway??? Compared to how many effin times do you actually PLAN to appreciate and enjoy NATURE???

        ALL – PLEASE DO NOT BELIEVE THE COMMENTS COMING FROM PEOPLE WHO DON’T ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO DEFINE A “GOOD”, “BETTER”, OR “BEST” TRAVEL. LIKE THIS “MARC” GUY. Please do some research and PLAN.

        MONEY – everybody knows that’s important. Do not travel, if you can not afford travel.

        WE HATE YOU – FROM ALL YOUR KABABAYAN.

        • Marc says:

          I dont care s mga sinasabi mong good better best travel. All i can say is. Mabaho ang portalet s mga island, d hindi k nga maka gamit ng portalet s sobrang baho. Totoo naman n madumi ang island. Pagbabayarin ka p s public cr n pagka haba haba ng pila n ubod naman ng baho at napaka dumi.

          I dont care also if people hates me. Ang sine-share ko lang ay yung nakita at na obserbahan ko. Sana mabasa rin ng mga taga tourism assistance tong comment ko para m improve nila serbisyo nila s island. Thanks

      • Marc says:

        @ true nature lover traveler
        Im talking about actual places in the island.
        Fyi. D ako nag cr. Dahil s sobrang dumi at mabaho.
        Bat ako maglilinis ng cr. D ako pumunta dun para mag linis ng cr nila. At lalong hindi ako magpapagawa ng shower. Hahaha
        At baket ko pupulutin ang trash? Nag punta b ako dun para mamulot ng basura? Ikaw ba namulot k ng basura nung pumunta k dun? Wag mo nga akong tinatanong ng mga walang kwentang tanong.

  37. Eddie says:

    Hi po, ask ko lang kung puwede ang mag bonfire for overnight in Quezon Island . . . .

    • Iza Sanchez says:

      Hi Eddie, hindi yata pwede. To be sure mag inquire na lang po kayo sa Lucap Wharf sa tourism staff on duty. I-advise naman kayo ng rules kapag magccamping kayo. Have fun!! 🙂

  38. Zainal Alieff says:

    Hi. I will be in Lucap Wharf next week. Is it possible for me to find a hostel/guesthouse and check in on the day itself without making prior booking? I kinda have trust issues with making early bookings as I am not familiar with this place. Kindly advise which guesthouse is the best for me to book. We are planning to take 2 rooms.

    • Iza Sanchez says:

      Hi, if you’re going on a weekday I think it’s possible to walk in on the same day. But on weekends especially now that it’s the peak season it’s better to book in advance. Good luck!! 🙂

  39. I believe your info about Bolinao and 100 Islands are quite informative and educational for even an experience traveler. I sincerely thank you for your time and beinf so franc in posting PROS AND CONS.
    No doubt both places will get better at the time passes and tourist leave the benefit of the money behind. Its very needed to educate the average Filipino to travel and tour and in the way you explained does not seems to be more expensive than just staying at home.
    Again, thank you for your time and patience…!

  40. Brian says:

    Can you have fires on the beach?

  41. Vu says:

    I want to go 100 islands tomorrow, and I don’t know how to buy bus ticket from Baguio city to get there. Everybody can give me a guidance about it. Thank you

    • Gregg says:

      Greetings from the USA,

      How do I get from Alaminos to Baguio? Can you supply transfer information including what bus and or taxi service, as well as schedual and costs.

      I would appreciate any information you can supply. I am having great difficulty is getting this information

  42. Khenna says:

    Woh this blog very informative! Thank you!

  43. Gregg says:

    Greetings from the USA,

    How do I get from Alaminos to Baguio? Can you supply transfer information including what bus and or taxi service, as well as schedual and costs.

    I would appreciate any information you can supply. I am having great difficulty is getting this information.

  44. jairo says:

    hi! we are offering one day tour package, from metro manila to 100 islands. 1100 pesos per head, package includes registration, boat ride to 100 island and island hopping!!! and van transport from metro manila to lucap and back to manila…

  45. Lester says:

    Hundred Islands is, without a doubt, one of the best tourist destinations in Pangasinan. Stunning islands scattered in Lingayen Gulf worth exploring.

  46. Bernard says:

    Hi, ano po kaya ung ideal time of arrival dyan sa Hundred Island para po ma enjoy ung Island hopping

  47. Jun says:

    Good day po! pwede ba ako makahingi ng 3 options of tour package for 24 people, overnight lang po sa
    1st weekend ng October and 2nd weekend ng November. Thanks.

    • marcocholo Lopez Mancilla says:

      hi sir gd day po frm hundred islands po aq..pm nio po aq.eto po contact # q 09478564883..may boat for rent po kmi tour ng hundred islands..

    • cholo says:

      anu like nio mag ovwrnigjt sa mismong islansds or mag stay po sa mga transient houses..
      entrance fee
      daytour 80 per pax
      overnight 120 per pax
      boat rate daytour
      2k largeboat 11-15pax
      1800 meduimboat 6-10 pax
      1400 small boat 1-5 pax
      boat rate overnight
      4500 large boat.
      3800 meduim boat
      3000 small boat

    • marcocholo says:

      hi sir pm nio po aq bigyan q po kau option sa hundred islands ung makakatipid po kau.frm hundred islands po aq

  48. Laizeeeel says:

    Hi mam advisable ba na october kami pumnta i mean last week ng oct. Tpos ask ko lang po mag kano ang ginastos niyo sa service boat.. Thank you

    • marcocholo Lopez Mancilla says:

      hi mam fem hundred islands po aq..ilang pax po kau ..entrance 80 pesos per pax..larhe boat good for 15 pax 2k..

    • Iza Sanchez says:

      Hi Laizeel, yes, ok lang mag byahe doon ng October. Itaon nyo na lang na maganda ang panahon. Check weather forecast. Budget depends on the size of your group. The bigger the group, lesser expenses. If you’re around 2-3, pwede na ang 2-2.5k. Kung 2 gabi kayo mag camping, plus island hopping mga 3-3.5k. Have fun!

  49. Jerry Ray says:

    Is there paddleboard rental anywhere ?

  50. Rechell says:

    Hi ok po b ang weather this nov sa hundred island? Advisable po b for boat ride? What time po start ng byahe ng mga boat formisland tour?

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  52. Jocelyn R. Vilano says:

    Full package po kaya Magkano? Tsaka ilang days po.Pano po kame makakapagpareserve if ever sino pede contact.

  53. mae says:

    safe po ba ang hundred island sa bata?

  54. Charie says:

    Baka may contact kayo ng SUV for hire, pahingi please. Kelanfan ko lang ng quotation for
    A) Day tour lang sa bolinao.
    B) package ng Manila-Alaminos-Manila kasama na ang tour.
    We’re a group of 6 po. Salamat.

  55. Bee says:

    Hi, punta kame dito by december 5. pwede ba kame makijoin sa boat. 2 lang kame.

  56. Jinkee Sahagun says:

    Magandang araw, Ma’am Iza! Thank you so much for this blog, it’s very helpful. I may want to know how much will it cost if I will be renting a Service boat that could tour me for the whole day, because in choosing this boat service, you mentioned that I can go to as many islands that I want to, right? And it means po ba, that it’s up to me whether how long will I stay in that island, tama po b ako, Ma’am Iza? Your response would be highly appreciated. God bless..

  57. Allen says:

    Question, are the rates still the same?

  58. JINRU SUBAC says:

    Para po sa masmabilis at walang pila try nyo po sa amin BOLO BEACH 2 Brgy.Pandan Alaminos City,15 minutes away from hundred Islands.For more infornation visit our Facebook Page HUNDRED ISLANDS BOAT RENTAL.

  59. JINRU SUBAC says:

    BOLO BEACH 2 is another jump-off point to hundred Islands hindi crowded at napakagandang Beach.

  60. I need help how to go hundred island angeles city pampanga to hundred island

  61. jane says:

    Are the rates still the same?

  62. Annie Ortizano says:

    Pwede po ba magdala ng car, may parking po ba doon.

  63. Jason says:

    May tour guide ba available for island hoping day tour of hundred island…dalawa lng kami

  64. YGD Travel says:

    Hi there! I was here just last week. it was really fun. The best part i liked the most was the jump from Imelda cave. 🙂

  65. tel says:

    anu pong island ang pinakasafe at pinakamaganda na pwedeng mg camping or overnyt

  66. Jhen says:

    Pnu mlamaan if may vacant p governors island

  67. Verna pinpin says:

    Hi! How to know if my available pa or pwede pa mag camp? Will be traveling from patar bulinao with my family

  68. Jic says:

    Same price pa din po ba?

  69. alexander Hernandez says:

    Hi Miss Iza, saan kaya mas malapit na magstay papuntang Hundred Island, sa Alaminos ba o sa Bolinao?

  70. alexander Hernandez says:

    Miss Iza, saan kaya mas malapit magstay papuntang hundred Island, sa Alaminos o sa Bolinao?

  71. Monette Ragoo says:

    Hi My company plan to go for company outing. I suggested 100 hundred islands, however, i could not find any on the internet any possible beach resorts near it. Can you please help us on how and who to coordinate?

    Thanks

  72. Diana says:

    Hi,

    Which hotel is best to spend a stay and which can offer a spa services to enjoy the full relaxation by the beach.

    Thank you for your response in advance

  73. Irene says:

    Hi. Is it safe to go island hopping with a kids? We might be with my 7-year-old and 2-year-old grand kids. May mga travellers ba na ganun kabata?

    Thanks for the response.

  74. Jerrymy C. Reyes says:

    Umaasa ako na balang araw ako’y makapunta rin diyan, nakikita ko kasi ito sa post ng mga kaibigan ko sa facebook. Mukhang maganda yata diyan. Siguro sapat na yung 10, 000 pesos para sa travel dito hindi ba?

  75. Mary Grace says:

    Hi,

    Thanks for this helpful article. Very detailed. 🙂

    Just want to ask if there are activities if we choose to stay in a transient? Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks. 🙂

    • Iza Sanchez says:

      Hello Mary Grace, snorkeling, kayaking, hiking, picnicking by the beach are all the activities I can think of. 🙂 Not sure what activities you’re interested in. If you stay at a transient lodge in Lucap Wharf, most of them don’t have facilities like gyms or pools, but there are 2 or 3 big hotels in the area and they probably have more facilities, you can try them. Thanks.

  76. Mark Eslao says:

    Hi. Updated po ba ung mga presyo? Thank you.

  77. annaliza says:

    hi ask ko lang po if pwede po b kami maki share sa boat? 3 lang kasi kami at bata pa ung kasama namin, pwede po b ung makikishare kami sa boa

  78. Lennart Konst says:

    Hundred Islands is my most recommended thing to visit or do in Pangasinan. For a great drone video, pictures, and more about Hundred Islands you can visit this article: http://bit.ly/HundredIslandsNationalPark

  79. Kenneth Benton says:

    Looking forward to this.

  80. Lolita Go says:

    We are planning to go there on Holy Week for 2nights can you recommend where can we stay ? Your recommendation is highly accepted, we are 15 persons

  81. Nina maeng says:

    Sn po ba mgnda mag stay sa,hundred island un my mga mganda pasyalan at views 4dys po kmi mag stay with family 18 person my mga hotels ba na pwede mag stay with 28 person or my house rent po ba na ma rent gor 4dys staying…thankz

  82. Wehna says:

    Hi! I’d like to ask if budget friendly ba to sa solo traveler lang? Saka kung okay ba mag-island tour kapag December hindi ba maalon?

  83. Joana says:

    Hi Wat month did you go there? wondering if okay ung july

  84. Gady Castres says:

    Hi Iza,

    Really appreciate your article. My family and I are planning to take a trip this 2019 to see the hundred islands. And we are contemplating on taking the side trip to Bolinao as well. Can you advise if this is good idea considering we will commute.

    Also if you could suggest a breakdown on how much we might spend, budget style of course. 🙂

    Thanks,

  85. Mimi cosare says:

    I have 4 senior citizens who wants to visit .. whats the good activity tbey can engage there? Ok lng ba daytrip nlng

  86. Jocelyn A. Dacayo says:

    Good day, pa advice nman po kung saan malapit from hundreds island n hotel pwede mg stay at affordable. We are 3 people.thanks

  87. Edelo says:

    Thanks for sharing. Big help. planning to visit for a content too 🙂

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