Start with an adventurous activity at Marcos Island. It's the best location to snorkel as well as to spot a wide range of underwater species. This island is famous for clear water and the white sandy beach. Enjoy a fabulous time under the water and on the beach.
Take a small cruise to reach Governor's Island, one of the top locations for cliff jumping in 100 Islands. Plenty of adventure awaits you here, including a range of heights to choose from, varying from 10ft to 40ft. Enjoy and take the leap of faith.
Zip through the air and experience the natural beauty of Quezon Island. The adrenaline rush you get from ziplining can't be compared to any other activity. The view from above the treetop is breathtaking.
Here comes the most strenuous activity of the itinerary – Rock Climbing. Bat Island offers a picturesque location for rock climbing overlooking the crystal clear water.
You can get to Alaminos City by bus from Manila. A bus ride will take around 5-6 hours, which costs around $8-10. A tricycle or boat service can be booked in Alaminos City to reach the 100 Islands.
If you have an extra day, you can visit the Bolinao Waterfalls. If you have more time, we suggest staying overnight at the 100 Islands to explore more or add more activities the following day. Bring your own gear, such as proper shoes, sunscreen and hat, snacks, and water.
The nearest airport to 100 Islands is the Clark International Airport (CRK) in Pampanga, which is 70 miles from Alaminos City. Other nearby airports are Subic Bay International Airport (SFS) and Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) in Manila, which is around 140 miles away from Alaminos City.