Panglao Island Hopping

Overview

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Discover Bohol's most beautiful islands - Balicasag and Virgin Island as you embark on this memorable island hopping tour. Snorkel in the pristine waters of Balicasag Island Marine Sanctuary, and swim with numerous ﬁshes and corals. Get up close with the marine species of Bohol while ﬁsh feeding at Balicasag Reef. Cruise to the tropical paradise, Virgin Island, a beautiful sand bar exposed during low tide.

Additional Info

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

What To Expect

Pungtud Island

Virgin Island (also known as Pungtud or Pontod Island) is probably the most iconic island destinations in Bohol. Its main draw: a lengthy sandbar that curls and fades into the sea like the tail of a mischievous tadpole (or a sperm cell; there, we said it). The sandy runway makes for a postcard perfect backdrop!

1 hour • Admission Not Applicable

This is optional for Lunch

1 hour • Admission Not Applicable

What‘s Included

Passenger Tour Insurance

Transportation during the tour

Government Fees

Snorkeling Gear

Bottled water during the tour

Hotel pick up and drop off within Panglao Area

Life Vest

Anything that is not mentioned in the inclusions

Lunch Meal (optional: $23 minimum of 4 pax)

Pickup points

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Panglao Island Hopping

Pickup included

Reviews

3.00

1 review

Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Tips for the island hopping
Nniicckkmm,,Dec 30, 2023
- Review from Tripadvisor
3.00
We just came back from the island hopping tour (without the dolphin watching) and wanted to write some feedback as there few in between. Here are some things I wished someone would have told me before we went: - Wear sensible sea shoes not thongs. You’re likely to be asked to walk along the shallow sea shore to the boat, but the sea floor is full of sea urchins and rocks. - Bring ear plugs. The boat motor we were in was bloody LOUD - if you’re doing the snorkelling the boat takes you to the Balicasag island, then you have to register for a smaller canoe. I think this is their way to conserve the place. In busy season get ready to wait 30min to get called for the canoe. Once you get called you are put in a small canoe and go towards the snorkelling area, however you are there with hundreds of other canoes. You end up snorkelling with hundreds of people and canoes around you. It wasn’t a pleasant experience. If I have any advice is to plan the snorkelling in the afternoon after the rush hour. - make sure you don’t get charged twice (eg entrance fee to Virgin Island, or for snorkelling masks) if your tour is “all inclusive”. Overall I think the snorkelling experience is ok but we did see some turtles which made it worthwhile. We were very frustrated with the system, it’s very inefficient