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Gigantes Island Package Tour

Gigantes Island Tour Package

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Gigantes Island

Island Hopping

    Generally, here are the inclusions of island hopping packages in Gigantes Island:

    • Island hopping
    • lunch overload (with “unli” scallops)
    • tour guide
    • entrance fees
    • environmental fee

    Tour Packages

      IF YOU ARE IN CARLES

      You can take the Joiners’ Package, where the boat is shared with other joiners (tourists), so as you enjoy the island hopping experience, you get the chance to connect with other tourists from different places and cultures.

          IF YOU ARE IN CARLES, TRAVELING IN GROUP(S)

          If you are traveling with your family, with a special person, or simply you are with a big group (15 and up), Gigantes’ Private Tour is good for you. You will get the chance to enjoy your island hopping experience with the people that matter to you.

              IF YOU ARE COMING FROM ILOILO CITY

              If you will be arriving via Iloilo International Airport or simply staying in Iloilo City, there is a Day Tour Package that will bring you from Iloilo to Gigantes for island hopping and take you back on the same day. It’s convenient, and you do not have to worry about catching the transport schedule.

              This package is recommended for those who want to enjoy a truly stress-free vacation!

              Remember that for the Gigantes Joiners’ Tour and Gigantes Private Tour, you must be in Carles early on the day of your tour. So you have to plan your trip well because of the travel time and the limited boat schedule going to Gigantes. But with the Iloilo-Gigantes Tour, almost everything is arranged for you. All you have to do is relax and enjoy the tour.

              Gigantes Island

                Visit the Islas de Gigantes, also known as the Gigantes Islands, which is situated in Carles in the province of Iloilo, which is also home to the Dinagyang Festival, the La Paz batchoy noodle dish, and notable churches such as Jaro Cathedral.

                Any traveler who comes to the Philippines should make it a point to check out the Islas de Gigantes, especially if they have previously had the opportunity to experience the beaches and islands of other famous Philippine locations, such as Boracay and El Nido in Palawan (El Nido, Coron, Port Barton, San Vicente/Long Beach, and Puerto Princesa).

                Some of the alluring characteristics of the location, such as its expansive stretches of white sand, craggy rock formations, and turquoise waters, will definitely be admired by guests after they have arrived at the destination. It is made up of a number of beautiful islets and islands, such as the Cabugao Gamay and Pulupandan, as well as the Bantigue Sandbar and Antonia Beach. It is also made up of the two huge islands of Gigantes Norte and Gigantes Sur.

                The island of Gigantes offers a wide variety of things to do, such as enjoying a leisurely stroll along the beach, going island hopping, seeing the historic lighthouse, and taking in the spectacular view of the sea from all 360 degrees. In addition, you have the option of going swimming, caving, or spelunking.

                Isla Gigantes is located just a short distance off the coast of Iloilo, and it is home to a number of breathtaking rock formations, powdery white sand beaches, and expansive sandbars. It is said that the skeletons of gigantic humans were found on the island of Isla Gigantes, which is now a renowned tourist destination in the province of Iloilo.

                Attractions

                  CABUGAO GAMAY

                  The island destination of Cabugao is stunning in its natural beauty. Its setting is distinguished by the presence of two rocky outcroppings that are joined by a narrow “sandbar” that juts into the water. The name “Gamay” comes from the local language and means “small.” The small shape of the island, with lush vegetation on one end and spectacular rock formations on the other, has helped to make it famous.

                  The great majority of tourists to this island are day trippers and island-hoppers.

                  For a true island getaway, you can either go for a swim in the seas that are turquoise in color, or you can just rest on the white sandbar that can be found in the middle of the island. The beach is dotted with palm trees, which provide welcome shade from the heat of the sun throughout the middle of the day.

                  The photograph of Gigantes that was taken from the highest point on the island will forever be the most recognizable photograph of the island. At the top of the relatively short but steep bamboo staircase, visitors may take in some of the area’s most renowned vistas.

                  The spot on Cabugao Gamay, which is commonly referred to as “selfie island,” draws a large number of tourists each day because it is an ideal vantage point from which to capture photographs of the island and the area around it.

                  Tangke Lagoon

                  You’ve found the natural pool that Gigantes Island conceals behind its towering limestone cliffs. The water is as brilliantly turquoise as that in the lagoons of El Nido and Coron on the island of Palawan.

                  Bantigue Island/Sandbar

                  Bantigue Island is another fantastic spot for swimming and sunbathing, thanks to its long, white sandbar.

                  Antonia Beach

                  This is a stunning beach where some large stones appear to have been heaped on top of each other along the beach coastlines, making this island easy to recognize.

                  Pulo Pandan

                  A solitary coconut tree marks the geographic center of Pulupandan Islet. Although this islet is a bit rough, its surrounding area is beautiful.

                  Hidden Beach

                  The white sands of this tranquil area have been compared to those of Boracay Island, from which its name derives. There are small cliffs at the beach that drop out into the pristine waters.

                  Mini Boracay

                  Mini Boracay is a small beach with soft, fine sand that has earned the nickname from the locals. About 30 square meters of sand is all that’s available, making this literally “mini” in every sense of the word. Nevertheless, despite being small, the locals take small pride in this little white sandy beach.

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