Half Day Island Hopping with Picnic Lunch

Islas de Gigantes, named after giant bones were supposedly discovered in one of the caves, thus the name “gigante” or giant in Spanish.

Gigantes Norte houses a centuries-old lighthouse which is still functioning to this day. Built during the Spanish colonial period, the 12 meter (39 feet) high tower has a keeper’s house and a focal point. The original lighthouse was destroyed in a typhoon in 2008 and was replaced by a solar-powered tower which is said to flash every ten-seconds to serve as a beacon for passing ships. The structure of the keeper’s house still stands.

Gigantes Sur boasts of its crystal clear waters amidst the limestone rock formations at Tangke Saltwater Lagoon.

Not to miss is a selfie shot at the tiny white sand beach of Cabugao Gamay, one of the smaller islands in Gigantes.

Relax and enjoy a picnic lunch on the pristine white sand of Antonia Beach.

Breakfast

Transfer-out