• Exotic Island - Nestled within the Port Barton Marine Park, Exotic Island is surrounded by picturesque islands and reefs. It boasts two landmasses divided by a narrow channel of shallow, clear water, perfect for snorkeling, wading, and enjoying serene beach moments. The beach features soft, white sands, shaded by palm trees, with lush tropical forested hills as a backdrop. It offers a tranquil, less crowded alternative to more popular Palawan destinations, providing a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path island experience.
• Twin Reef - Located in Port Barton, Twin Reef is a premier snorkeling destination celebrated for its two vibrant coral formations. The clear, calm waters provide excellent visibility of colorful fish, corals, and even turtles. Often included in island-hopping tours, it is a must-visit for those eager to explore Palawan’s underwater wonders.
• Turtle Sanctuary - The Turtle Sanctuary in Port Barton is a protected marine area where visitors can snorkel in clear waters and frequently observe sea turtles gliding gracefully among vibrant corals. As part of a conservation initiative to safeguard marine life, some tours offer opportunities to witness turtle hatchlings being released into the ocean. The sanctuary provides a tranquil setting with private beaches and thriving reefs, making it an ideal stop for those seeking relaxation and a meaningful encounter with Palawan’s wildlife.
• Double Island Sand Bar - In Port Barton, the sandbars are breathtaking natural formations where soft white sand emerges from the sea during low tide, creating an ideal spot for walking, relaxing, and capturing photos amidst clear blue waters. The most renowned is Starfish Sandbar, where colorful starfish are often seen scattered across the shallow waters. These sandbars are typically part of island-hopping tours and offer a serene, picturesque pause to appreciate the beauty of Palawan’s coastline.
• Camping Palawan - Camping in Palawan offers an unforgettable way to immerse oneself in its natural splendor—white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, starry nights, and minimal crowds. Many campsites are rustic, featuring tents or basic huts, sometimes with shared bathrooms, often located right on the beach.

• Licensed Guide and Tour Boat
• Lunch
• Life Vest
• Dry Bag
• Towel
• Bottled Water
• Government fees

• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Tips and Gratuity

The Port Barton tour from Long Beach stands out due to its emphasis on providing a genuine and less crowded experience compared to typical island-hopping tours. Rather than hurrying through popular tourist destinations, this tour showcases secluded islands, tranquil beaches, picturesque sandbars, and rich snorkeling areas where turtles and vibrant marine life are frequently spotted. The tour operates at a more leisurely and adaptable pace, allowing travelers to fully unwind and appreciate the stunning beauty of Palawan. With its eco-friendly and local focus, it offers a more personalized and unique journey, distinguishing it from the standard mass tours.

• The rest of the time will spend travelling between destinations

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.