The beautiful white beaches of Northern Iloilo are steadily gaining attraction from more and more tourists. And one of the sought after tourist locations is Marbuena Island – the perfect place for a relaxing weekend getaway.

This full island resort has the beach paradise of everyone’s dreams. With the white sand beach, clear blue waters, great instagrammable landscape, updated hotel facilities, and preserved nature. From Marbuena, you can see the islands of Concepcion and even the Pan de Azúcar mountain of Islas de Gigantes.

The nature trail circling the whole island continues inland into an old growth forest. It is a preserved ecosystem with a canopy of large trees, migratory birds, and fruit bats. If that’s not enough, you can also enjoy their thriving mangrove collection!

What are you waiting for?

Easiest way to get to Marbuena Island

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Wherever you may be located in Panay, we can pick you up! This rental guarantees your comfort and value. You are saving both money and time – leaving you more time to enjoy your vacation.

We can accommodate big or small groups. With our available selection of distinguished car rental units, our company is confident to cater with your travel needs!

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From Iloilo City to Marbuena Island

1. At Tagbak Terminal in Jaro, ride a bus heading to Estancia or Concepcion.
2. Alight at Brgy. Mangorocoro in Ajuy. Upon arrival, ride a tricycle heading to the community port of Brgy. Mangorocoro.
3. In the port, ride a pumpboat heading to Marbuena Island.

1. HAVE A PICNIC
– There are designated picnic tables on the island.

2. PLAY AROUND
– If you need to burn some energy, they have a basketball court.

3. ISLAND-HOPPING
– You can rent a boat to visit the snorkeling areas and tour the other islands of Ajuy.

4. SNORKELING
– You can snorkel in the waters of the island or on the island hopping package!

5. RELAX AND ENJOY
– Appreciate the view and calm of the island to destress.

6. EXPLORE
– Explore the different attractions of the island:
Follow the Nature Trail
Walk along the Old Growth Forest
Visit the Century Old Tree
Walk along the sandbar
Enjoy the Mangroves

7. BIRD WATCHING
– If you’re lucky, you will see an eagle looking down at the island.

8. ENJOY A FOOD TRIP
– The island has a restaurant that offers delectable dishes.

9. SWIMMING
– Ask for safe areas to swim before you dive in the waters.

10. KAYAKING
– This is free on the island so try it out!

11. FISHING
– If you bring your own fishing rod, you can do this.

Day Tour Package:
5 pax – ₱ 900/pax
10 pax – ₱ 650/pax
12 pax – ₱ 620/pax
15 pax – ₱ 570/pax
20 pax – ₱ 525/pax
25 pax – ₱ 500/pax
*inclusive of round trip boat transfer, entrance fee, lunch, island activities, full access to amenities, karaoke

Island Hopping – ₱ 4500
*for islands of Binungan-an Dako, Guinasian Dako, Guinasian Gamay, Calabazas, and Nasidman

Weekday Room Rates (Mon-Thu):
Aircon Accommodations – ₱ 4500 per night for 4 pax and free breakfast
Fan Accommodations – ₱ 3000 per night for 4 pax and free breakfast

Weekend Room Rates (Fri-Sun):
AC Accommodations – ₱ 5500 per night for 4 pax and free breakfast
Fan Accommodations – ₱ 3600 per night for 4 pax and free breakfast

Roundtrip Boat Transfer: ₱ 2500

Lunch: ₱ 250-400/pax
Dinner: ₱ 250-400/pax

Weekday Beachfront Cottage Rates (Mon-Thu):
For 5 pax – ₱ 13500/night
For 6 pax – ₱ 14300/night
For 7 pax – ₱ 15750/night
For 8 pax – ₱ 17200/night

Weekend Beachfront Cottage Rates (Fri-Sun):
For 5 pax – ₱ 14000/night
For 6 pax – ₱ 14800/night
For 7 pax – ₱ 16250/night
For 8 pax – ₱ 17700/night
*Beachfront Cottage Rental inclusions are round trip boat transfer, breakfast lunch and dinner, Aircon Accommodations, Shampoo, Soap, Bath Towels, Electricity 24/7, Island Activities, Karaoke, 1 Beer per Guest, Evening Bonfire.

You can review more information about this by accessing this link: https://www.facebook.com/marbuenaislandresort/posts/pfbid0X3Htxgh4s9Jnd69MVdkmDNEPowTPtyLoLu8VTMgWyGrLysPGDkvzkSuU57R9C1fyl

You can contact Marbuena Island Resort through the following:
Contact Number – 09457719941
Email – marbuenaislandresort@gmail.com
Website – https://www.iloiloprimeproperties.com
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/marbuenaislandresort

There are no special reminders on what to bring because the Marbuena Island Resort has food, water, and electricity well provided for. Bring what you typically bring on a trip to the city, and enjoy your stay!

1. Submit the guest list and digital copies of vaccination cards and valid IDs 3 days before your stay.
2. They have a corkage fee for liquor brought from outside the resort.
3. They have electricity 24 hours of the day.
4. If you want to snorkel, bring your own gear.
5. They do not accept walk-ins, they only have reservations.
6. Respect the environment and hold onto your trash until you find a proper disposal bin.

Tatlong Pulo is a white-sand beach located in Jordan, Guimaras, the island right in front of Iloilo City. The name came from the 3 karst formations in front of the beach. However, its attractiveness doesn’t come from the white beach alone – but its untouched nature.

A hidden paradise it is often called, this secluded beach is raw and blessed with natural and abundant beauty that is easily accessible from the capital of Panay. From March to May are the best months to visit Tatlong Pulo Beach because that’s when the temperatures are warmer.

This place is where any child of the sun and the beach can find their perfect piece of harmony. If you want to see a perfect beach with no hint of tourism – then Tatlong Pulo is for you.

Easiest way to get to Tatlong Pulo Beach

Don’t stress with the tiring journey of public transportation. It’s a vacation so you should not stress! Acquire a rental service from our company so that you and your peers can rest easy on the backseat while we deal with sending you there!

It does not matter wherever in Panay you are from because we can and we will pick you up and send you straight to Tatlong Pulo! With this rental, you will save both money and travel time! Shorter travel time means more vacation time!

It does not matter whether you are a small group or a big one. Our diverse and distinguished collection of rental units are more than capable to cater to your every travel need!

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You can also contact us through the following:
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From Iloilo City to Tatlon

1. From Iloilo City Ortiz Port, ride a public boat heading to Jordan Wharf.
2. Upon arrival at Jordan Wharf, take a jeepney heading to Ablihon Market.
3. In Ablihon Market, ride a tricycle or habal-habal to Tatlong Pulo.

1. BOATING
– Rent the fishing boats and paddle away to go around every island there is in front of tatlong pulo.

2. TAKE PHOTOS
– Don’t let this stay in your memories, have them be in photos too!

3. GET TO KNOW THE LOCALS
– Visiting tourist spots will become more meaningful when you observe the local fisherfolk, you might learn a thing or two!

4. GLAMPING
– Try glamping in here! The beach is a safe area to camp!

5. BIKING
– Guimaras is a biker’s dream, so enjoy it in tatlong pulo.

6. ISLAND HOPPING
– You can avail this service from the locals if you don’t want to paddle the boat on your own.

7. SWIMMING
– Swim around the inviting azure blue waters.

8. SNORKELING
– Remember to bring your own gear!

Entrance: ₱ 50

Habal-habal Day Tour: ₱ 500+

Tricycle Day Tour: ₱ 1500

Tatlong Pulo Beach Resort:
Beach Hut – ₱ 100/person for day, ₱ 200/person for overnight.
Cottage – ₱ 350 for day or overnight

Sinoguora Beach Resort:
Entrance Fee – ₱ 50 for day, ₱ 150 for overnight

Mini Nipa Shade with Table and Chair – ₱ 350
Nipa Shade with Table – ₱ 350
Front Cottage (Fan) – ₱ 1500 for 10 pax
Small Cottage (Fan) – ₱ 800 for 4-6 pax
Twin Cottage – ₱ 1500 for 8-10 pax
Big Cottage – ₱ 2000 for 10-15 pax

Kayak – ₱ 150/hour
Tent – ₱ 250
Island Hopping Fee – ₱ 800 for 8 pax
Floating Cottage – ₱ 2000 for day, additional ₱ 1500 for night
Restobar Small Room – ₱ 800
Restobar Medium Room – ₱ 1200
Restobar Big Room – ₱ 1500
Aircon Cottage – ₱ 3000 for 6-8 pax
Aircon Small – ₱ 1500 for 2-4 pax

You can contact Tatlong Pulo Beach Resort through the following:
Contact Information:
09158787377 – Gigi

You can contact the Sinoguora Beach Resort through the following:
Contact Information:
Randy Toledano
09369412244
09292502447
Facebook: facebook.com/balingasagbeach

1. Remember to bring a flashlight and powerbank as Electricity is not available in Tatlong Pulo.
2. Bring a high quality waterproof phone case to protect your gadgets.
3. Bring cash with you as there are no digital payments on the island.
4. You can bring your own food from Alibhon Market as the area has grilling stations.
5. Bring insect repellent and sunscreen.

1. Book in advance with Tatlong Pulo Beach Resort as they only have a limited number of cottages.
2. Mobile signal is strong in Tatlong Pulo.
3. Be kind to the locals.
4. Clean up after yourself.

Cabugao Gamay Island is located in Carles, Iloilo and has been a staple tourism destination for most travelers. The defining feature of this island is its stretch of a white sandbar on the north of the island. Adding with the pristine and sapphire blue waters – it’s a tourist magnet.

It is labeled as the icon of Isla de Gigantes and is the most photographed island. With its unique shape and powdery sand, it is the picturesque beach destination everyone dreams of.

For those who would like to sightsee, swim, and take amazing photos for the gram – Cabugao Gamay is perfect for you!

Easiest way to get to Cabugao Gamay Island

Stay stress free and relaxed in your vacation. Avoid the tiring journey of public transportation! Instead, avail a rental service with us so you and your Carles-headed bakasyonistas can just rest easy on the backseat while we send you all the way to Cabugao Gamay!

Wherever you might live in Panay, we can and will pick you up and send you straight to Carles! This rental will guarantee to save your money, and save you time! Giving you more time to spend on your vacation.

It does not matter how many people will come, because with our wide selection of rental units – we can accommodate both small groups or big crowds. We surely have a rental unit capable of catering to all of your transportation needs!

You can also contact us through the following:
[Globe]: 0965 129 6777 or 0955 872 3883
[Smart]: 0907 931 8778 or 0907 931 8774
Email: info@iloilorentacar.com
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From Iloilo City to Carles

1. From the airport, ride a van that will go to SM Iloilo.
2. From SM Iloilo, cross the road to head to the 7-Eleven store. There, ride a jeep heading to Ceres Bus Terminal.
At the Ceres Bus Terminal in the City, ride a bus or van heading to Estancia.
3. Upon arrival at Estancia, ride a tricycle heading to the town’s port.
4. Ride a pump boat heading to Cabugao Gamay Island.

From Roxas City to Carles

1. At Roxas City, ride a van heading to Balasan.
2. Upon arrival at Balasan, ride a tricycle to head to Bancal Port.
3. On the port, board a boat heading to Gigantes Norte.
4. In Gigantes Norte, find another pumpboat heading to Cabugao Gamay Island.

1. TAKE A PHOTO AT THE FAMOUS SPOT
– There is a huge rock boulder made into a viewdack that can give people a 360-view of the entire island and nearby sandbars. Don’t miss having a photo taken here.

2. SWIMMING
– Both sides of the beach are safe for swimming, but don’t forget your life vest!

3. KAYAKING
– Rent a kayak available at the beach and bask under the sun.

4. PADDLE BOARDING
– Get adventurous and try to do this with your friends and family.

5. Snorkeling
– Aside from the beach, appreciate the beauty of the underwater world in Cabugao Gamay.

Entrance Fee: ₱ 50
Island Hopping Tour: ₱ 1500 – 2000/pax
Guide Fee: ₱ 500

– It is best to visit the island during the summer months of March to May.

1. Bring food and water just in case you get hungry during the boat ride.
2. Bring coral-friendly sunblock as you will be exposed to a lot of sun.
3. Bring cash with you because the locals do not have GCash.
4. Bring your own snorkeling gear and fins to have a better experience underwater.
5. Bring a dry bag for your items’ safety.
6. Bring a power bank if you want to make sure your phone is on throughout the entire day.

1. Familiarize yourself with the local laws and regulations.
2. Do not leave behind trash. Bring your rubbish with you until you find a proper disposal bin.
3. Respect the environment and wildlife. Do not pick up starfish from the sea for a photo opportunity, it kills them.
4. Do not bring along sand with you.
5. Use comfortable and durable footwear around the area.

Bulabog Puti-an National Park is a living museum of flourishing flora and fauna. It is a protected rain forest area where hundreds of local and foreign visitors come to enjoy natural attractions such as wildlife and caves.

The caves of the park are key to its past – as it was used as a hideout by members of the revolution during the Spanish Occupational Period. Some of the walls still have inscribed texts – one of them even reads “Los republicanos juran morir antes que entregarse” or “The republicans swear to die before surrendering.”

The caves are riddled with limestone rocks, the same material used for the centennial Dingle Church.

This place is most famous during the holy week, where tourists enjoy the mountain spring resort and bask in the joy of being surrounded by nature.

Easiest way to get to Bulabog Puti-an National Park

When you think about vacation, you imagine relaxation and having the wind on your face far away from the daily stressors of your life. So on your trip to Bulabog Puti-an National Park, don’t even bother to expose yourself to the grueling journey of public commute! Instead, avail a rental service from our company so you and your vacation-mode friends can just sit back, relax, maybe chika – while we send you to Bulabog!

Wherever in Panay you may hail from – worry not because we will pick you up and send you straight to Dingle! We guarantee you that this rental will not only save you money, but also precious time. This way, you can spend more time relaxing at Bulabog. Win-win!

It does not matter whether you are a small group or a big one, because our wide array of rental units available are more than appropriate to accommodate your needs!

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You can also contact us through the following:
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From Iloilo to Bulabog Puti-an National Park

1. From Iloilo City, head off to Tagbak Terminal in Jaro.
2. In Tagbak Terminal, Jaro, ride a jeepney heading to Dingle.
3. Upon arrival at Dingle town proper, ride a tricycle and head to Bulabog Puti-an’s receiving area.

1. EXPLORING
– Nature is all around you so enjoy the flora and fauna! Reminder to only observe and keep a safe distance from animals.

2. PICNIC
– You can have a picnic setup with your family or friends near the receiving area.

3. SPELUNKING
– Satisfy your curiosity and see the caves with your own eyes! Have a person with you when you explore.

4. TAKE PHOTOS
– Commemorative photos will make your memory of visiting Bulabog Puti-an last longer!

5. TREKKING
– Go for a light physical activity while you’re roaming around the forest.

6. VISIT THE COLD SPRING
– Enjoy the natural cold spring of the park.

Entrance Fee:
Local – ₱ 30
Foreigner – ₱ 100

Tourist Guide: ₱ 350
Helmet Fee: ₱ 10

You can contact the Leon Tourism and Information Center through these platforms:
Dane Dizon (Municipal Tourism Officer) – 09477424341

– The entire National Park measures 847.33 hectares.
– It was designated as a National Park and Protected Area on June 14, 1961.
– Its centerpiece is the Puti-an Peak with a height of 322 meters.
– There are 33 caves in the park but only 6 are recommended for exploration.

1. Bring insect repellants.
2. Bring your own bottled water and face towel to make the trek comfortable.
3. Bring a stick from the entrance to help with the rocky trails.
4. Bring a dry bag for your items in case of rain.
5. Bring a power bank to ensure gadgets can be used.
6. Bring cash because the park does not accept online transactions yet.
7. Bring your own cooked meals.
8. Bring extra clothes for after trekking/hiking.

1. Respect the environment and hold onto your trash until you find a proper disposal bin.
2. Use comfortable and durable footwear around the area.
3. Wear comfortable clothes appropriate for hiking and the rough trail.
4. Visit during the dry season so the trail won’t be slippery.
5. Wear proper gear when venturing in the caves.

Nadsadjan Falls is a sought after tourist destination located in the town of Igbaras, Iloilo. It is 100 feet in height, continuously pouring water on a huge cauldron of a natural swimming pool.

There are rocks and cliffs surrounding the pool, which some visitors use as platforms to jump or dive into the waters. There, you can expect a refreshing swim thanks to the cold climate and water. On the hike heading to Nadsadjan Falls, you can also chance upon many other attractions such as caves, mighty mountains, and gardens where you may stumble on a Rafflesia – the biggest flower in the world.

You can visit Nadsadjan on a day trip and just go home the same day, so it’s not a big hassle! What are you waiting for?

Easiest way to get to Nadsadjan Falls

Vacation is meant for relaxation and to escape the stress brought by your daily routine. With that in mind, why would you subject yourself to a tiring public commute while heading to Nadsadjan Falls? Instead, hire a car rental service from us so that you and your bakasyonista friends can sit back, relax, and chika while we deal with sending you to Igbaras!

Wherever you are located in the island of Panay, we can and we will pick you up and send you straight to Nadsadjan! A car rental with us can save you not only money, but also your time! With this, you can have more time to enjoy your destination.

We offer a diverse selection of vehicles available for rental. Whether you are a small or big group, we are more than capable with catering to our every need.

Book with us now through our Booking Page.

You can also contact us through the following:
[Globe]: 0965 129 6777 or 0955 872 3883
[Smart]: 0907 931 8778 or 0907 931 8774
Email: info@iloilorentacar.com
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From Iloilo to Nadsadjan Falls

1. At the Iloilo Terminal Market, catch a jeep heading to Igbaras.
2. Upon arrival at Igbaras Town Proper, head to the Municipal Tourism Office to ride another jeep heading to Brgy. Passi.
3. In Brgy. Passi, start a 45-minute trek along the river to reach Nadsadjan Falls.

1. SWIMMING
– Go swim around the cool fresh waters at the falls’ basin.

2. CLIFF-JUMPING
– You can climb around the rocky formations surrounding the falls and jump off a thrilling dive!

3. TREKKING
– On the way to Nadsadjan, you will enjoy the view and other attractions there. Make sure to snap some pics!

4. ENJOY THE VIEW
– Take a seat and just bask in the beauty of Nadsadjan.

5. EXPLORE
– While on the trek, try to explore off the trail (don’t go too far!) and you might see Rafflesia!

Entrance Fee: ₱ 25

You can contact the Igbaras Tourism Office through the following:
Telephone Number: 518-4022
Tourism Office Local Number: 104

– The trek to arrive at Nadsadjan Falls sometimes has the Rafflesia flower on its trail.

1. Bring cash for the trip because there are no ATMs in Igbaras.
2. Bring a dry bag with you to keep your items dry and safe.
3. Bring a power bank because there are no power outlets in Nadsadjan.
4. Bring your own meals and snacks if you plan to stay long.

1. Dress appropriately because there will be a hike to Nadsadjan.
2. Respect the environment and hold onto your trash until you find a proper garbage can.
3. Use sports appropriate footwear as the hike will be for 45 minutes.

Located in San Joaquin, Iloilo is a marine sanctuary designed to protect their rich underwater ecosystems. The province worked hard to protect their marine life, and Kuliatan Marine Sanctuary is proof of that.

Now, the government of Iloilo is trying to educate others through connecting tourists with nature with the message that everything in the wild must be protected.

Although this location is not the typical white powdery beach, its appeal lies in the biodiversity of its waters. Why don’t you try and visit Kuliatan Marine Sanctuary and see the fruit of Iloilo’s efforts to protect it?

Easiest way to get to Kuliatan Marine Sanctuary

A vacation is spent relaxing and de-stressing yourself from the hassle of everyday life – so why bother with the incredibly tiring journey of public transport? Avail a rental service from us so that you and your friends can rest easy on our backseat while we send you all the way to Kuliatan!

Whether you are from the southernmost or northernmost of Panay Island, we will come pick you up and send you straight to San Joaquin! This rental will save you money and time, so what are you waiting for?

With our wide array of diverse rental units, we are confident with accommodating you – whether you are a small group of travelers or an entire family of vacationers. We are capable of catering your travel needs.

Book with us now through our Booking Page.

You can also contact us through the following:
[Globe]: 0965 129 6777 or 0955 872 3883
[Smart]: 0907 931 8778 or 0907 931 8774
Email: info@iloilorentacar.com
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From Iloilo City to San Joaquin

1. In the Iloilo City Terminal Market, ride a jeepney heading to San Joaquin.
2. Upon arrival at the San Joaquin town proper, ride another jeep that has Kuliatan on its itinerary.
3. Alight at Kuliatan and pay the necessary fees.

1. TAKE MEMENTOS
– When taking photos and videos, keep a safe distance from the animals to not disturb them.

2. SNORKELING
– This is a must to fully enjoy the underwater world carefully cultivated by the staff.

3. SWIMMING
– Ask the staff for a safe area for swimming as the shore is composed of boulder corals and rock formations.

4. TAKE A PICNIC
– The view deck is the perfect place for you to have a picnic date with your friends or loved ones.

5. ADMIRE THE VIEW
– The viewdeck is a delight for every photographer as it offers a view of the entire sanctuary.

Entrance Fee: ₱ 50

Cottage Fees:
Day Use – ₱ 250
Overnight Use – ₱ 750

Snorkeling Fee – ₱ 20
Life Vest Rental – ₱ 30

You can contact Kuliatan Marine Sanctuary through these:
Mobile Number – 0921 260 9866
Email Address – kuliatanmpa2011@gmail.com
Facebook Page – https://web.facebook.com/KuliatanMarineSanctuary.SanJoaquin.ph/

– In Southern Iloilo, there are many marine sanctuaries scattered especially in the town of San Joaquin. Only Kuliatan is open for tourist reception.

1. Bring sunblock and other hygiene products that are eco-friendly and coral-friendly.
2. Bring your own reusable utensils and tupperwares for eating.
3. Bring your own snorkeling gear if you plan to but they also have rentals available.
4. Bring your own cooked meals because the availability of food in the sanctuary is erratic.
5. Bring cash for the trip because the staff only accepts cash.
6. Bring a dry bag for your fragile items in case the weather goes bad.

1. Take your photographs and selfies at a safe distance from the animals.
2. When snorkeling, do not come too close to the fishes or coral reefs to avoid disturbance to their natural habitats.
3. Do not dispose of your trash anywhere, only in the designated garbage can. Bring your trash along until you see one.
4. Use fewer plastic products, or if possible none at all. Eco-friendly utensils are encouraged to be used in the area.

The islands of Concepcion are blessed with lovely seascapes – a standout in the entire island of Panay. The natural harbor of Concepcion Bay comprises 16 islands surrounded with turquoise waters and a rich underwater biodiversity.

Most of the islands look like drowned mountains jumping out from the sea. The hill systems of each isle occupies most of their land masses, which is why there are only narrow strips of leveled land available for living and farming by the locals.

The islands are considered virgins – in the sense that tourism has not taken over them yet. When you come and visit, you will be taken aback by the fresh sea breeze, the white powdery sand, and crystal clear water.

Say hello to the Concepcion Islands of Iloilo!

Easiest way to get to Concepcion Islands

Does it not tire you out to take the public commute towards a vacation spot? Think about it, you’re supposed to relax but the travel towards there is such a hassle! Fret not because you can avail a rental service with our company – where you will just sit back, relax, or sleep off the entire trip from your pick up point straight to Northern Iloilo!

Wherever in Panay you will come from, we can pick you up and send you straight to Concepcion Islands! This rental will save you from the hassle of public transportation, it will save you time, and moreover – money!

With our diverse line of rental units, we can accommodate you whether you’re going alone, with a small group of friends, or your entire barkada! We are more than capable in catering to your every travel need.

Book with us now through our Booking Page.

You can also contact us through the following:
[Globe]: 0965 129 6777 or 0955 872 3883
[Smart]: 0907 931 8778 or 0907 931 8774
Email: info@iloilorentacar.com
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From Iloilo City to Concepcion

1. At the Iloilo City Bus Terminal, ride a Ceres Bus heading to Concepcion.
2. Alight at the Concepcion Tourism Office located in the town’s plaza to arrange a boat for you and your peers.
3. Head to Concepcion Fish Port to ride a boat heading to the islands of Concepcion.

From Roxas City to Concepcion

1. At the Roxas City Transport Terminal, ride a bus heading to Sara.
2. At the town of Sara, ride a jeep or bus heading to Concepcion.
3. Alight at the Concepcion Tourism Office located in the town’s plaza to arrange a boat for you and your peers.
4. Head to Concepcion Fish Port to ride a boat heading to the islands of Concepcion.

1. BEACH HOPPING
– You can do this at the Bulabudiangan Island, Agho Island, Malangabang Island and Sandbar, and Sipol Island.

2. SCUBA DIVING, FREE DIVING, SNORKELING
– You have to bring your own gear for this because there is no rental yet.

3. TREKKING
– You should trek Pan de Azucar. It is an easy hike but stay safe.

4. VISIT THE LIGHTHOUSE
– See the Spanish era lighthouse located in Calabaza Island.

5. VISIT THE ISLANDS
– Tago Island: It is the nearest to the mainland. Every third week of April they hold an annual Tampisaw Festival.
– Bag-o Isi Island: It is located northeast of Tago Island.
– Bocot Island
– Bago-alas Island
– Sombrero Island: appears like a citadel of high and rocky protective shield of Pan de Azucar.
– Agho Island: has a very extensive white sand beach area, a rich marine biodiversity, and a spectacular view of sunrise and sunset.
– Malangabang Island: the most populated island.
– Igbon Island: popular for its beautiful diving spots.
– Bag-o Abo Island: perfect for people who like to snorkel or dive because of its pretty underwater world.
– Bulubadiangan and Danao-Danao Island: are tourist favorites thanks to their white sandbar and natural stone formations.
– Baliguian Island: the only coral atol in the town.

Entrance Fee per Island: ₱ 25 per island
Round Trip Boat Rate: ₱ 1,500 good for 5-8 pax

Bulabadiangan Island Accommodations:
Open Cottages – ₱ 400 for day use, ₱ 800 overnight
Semi-closed Cottages – ₱ 1,000 overnight
Tent Rental – ₱ 500 overnight

Agho Island Accommodation:
Tent Rental – ₱ 500 overnight

You may contact an official in Pan de Azucar through:
0920 51 9656

You may contact Floro of Agho Island through:
0921 724 8018

– Concepcion used to be the capital of a sub-province in the northeast of Panay, but it has since been absorbed by Iloilo.

1. Bring cash because the banks and ATMs are in mainland Concepcion only. Establishments do not accept cards or online payments.
2. Bring your own power bank to keep your gadgets powered up.
3. Bring your own diving or snorkeling gear.
4. Bring a dry bag to keep your items safe.

1. Respect the environment and hold onto your trash until you find a proper disposal bin.
2. Use environmentally-friendly sunblock and hygiene products.
3. Best months to visit are February to May.
4. There is decent mobile signal for all networks in the islands.

You can chance on what heaven films when you visit Garin Farm Pilgrimage Resort! It’s a place of relaxation and for feeding your soul with blessings.

It is located in San Joaquin, Iloilo – the southernmost town of the province. Garin Farm is an inland resort that offers an all-in-one experience with agriculture, leisure, and religion. It is a functional farm with livestock and crops, where their products are sold on site too. Aside from that, they have recreational facilities and activities offered such as the zip line, pool, buggy cars, kayaking, and many more!

But what’s really sought after here is their 456 step stairs that are designed with plenty of Catholic imagery that heads to the peak of what heaven feels like. Try and visit Garin Farm to enjoy everything all at once!

Easiest way to get to Garin Farm

Miss the tiring journey there is in commuting and public transport, and instead avail a rental service from us that will take you from your home and send you directly to Garin Farm! You’re going there for a time off, so ditch the stress of commuting. Availing a car rental service from us will keep you and your friends relaxed on the backseat while we send you off!

Wherever in Panay Island you may be, we can and will pick you up and send you straight to Garin Farm! A rental will save you money and time!

It does not matter whether you are a small group or a big one. Our wide selection of rental units will surely cater to your every travel requirement.

Book with us now through our Booking Page.

You can also contact us through the following:
[Globe]: 0965 129 6777 or 0955 872 3883
[Smart]: 0907 931 8778 or 0907 931 8774
Email: info@iloilorentacar.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iloilorentacar

From Iloilo City to Garin Farm

1. Ride a bus routing to Garin and ask the conductor to drop you off at Garin Crossing.
2. Upon arrival at Garin Crossing, ride a tricycle heading to Garin Farm.
3. Trek for 10 minutes to arrive at the reception area.

From Kalibo, Caticlan or San Jose Antique

1. Ride a Ceres bus or Van heading to San Jose de Buenavista, Antique.
2. Upon arrival at San Jose Terminal, ride a bus heading to Iloilo City.
3. In Iloilo City, ride a bus heading to Garin and ask them to drop you off at Garin Crossing.
4. Upon arrival, ride a tricycle heading to Garin Farm.
5. Trek for 10 minutes to arrive at the reception area.

1. Hilltop Swimming Pool
– ₱ 80/pax. On a nice weather you can take a dip in the cool waters of their pool.

2. Hilltop Fishing
– ₱ 130/kilo. You can get in touch with your side of nature and try to catch some fish.

3. Billiards
– ₱ 60/hour rate. Take a break with your friends or family and play some billiards.

4. Hilltop Horseback Riding
– ₱ 60. Take a chance for an adventure and try riding a horse!

5. Two-way 300-meter Zipline
– ₱ 250 for Sitting position and ₱ 350 for Superman position. You should try and get an aerial view of Garin Farm this way!

6. Hilltop Boating
– Single Kayak ₱ 40
– Double Kayak ₱ 90
– Pedal Boat ₱ 90 good for 2 pax
– Rubber Boat ₱ 120 for 4 pax, ₱ 240 for 8 pax

7. All-Terrain Vehicle
– ₱ 200/20 minutes. Discover the grounds of Garin Farm this way!

Entrance Fee: ₱ 150/person

Accommodation:
Hilltop Family Room – ₱ 3,500
Hilltop Twin Room – ₱ 2,500
Hilltop Single Room – ₱ 1,500
Extra Bed – ₱ 350 with breakfast, ₱ 200 without breakfast

You can contact Garin Farm Pilgrimage Resort through these platforms:
Email Address: info@garinfarm.com
Website: www.garinfarm.com
Facebook Page: https://web.facebook.com/GarinFarmInlandResort/
Contact Number: 09166676581

1. Bring cash for the trip because there are no ATMs or online payments available in the farm.
2. Bring extra clothes for changing after activities.
3. Bring a swimsuit if you plan to swim in the pool.

1. Garin Farm offers the following services and amenities.
Restaurant/Canteen
Executive Conference and Function Room
Function Hall
Barracks Type Dormitory
Gazebo
Wi-Fi Access
Laundry Service
24-hour Security
24-hour Electricity
2. Remember to respect the environment and don’t throw your trash anywhere.
3. Bring the right amount of clothes.

Bucari Pine Forest is located on the high and rugged mountains of Leon, Iloilo. For the summer season, it’s cold climate is perfect to fight the heat! It is famously called the little Baguio of Iloilo because of its cool atmosphere and highland attractions.

Bucari is surrounded by waterscapes and landscapes such as rice terraces, rivers, and waterfalls. There are a lot of things to do whenever you visit here. If you are looking for a break from your tech-saturated routine – it is the perfect location to get in touch with nature and of yourself.

Why don’t you give it a shot and include Bucari Pine Forest with your Iloilo itinerary? You won’t regret it!

Easiest way to get to Bucari Pine Forest

Don’t bother with the taxing journey of public commute. It’s a vacation so avoid the stress! Avail a rental service from our company – you and your Bucari-headed peers can relax on the backseat while we deal with the transportation heading there!

It does not matter wherever in Panay you are from because we can and we will pick you up and send you straight to Leon! With this rental, you are saving money and your time – 2 birds in one stone!

Whether you are a small group or a big one is okay. With our wide array of distinguished collection of rental units, we are more than capable to cater to your every travel need.

Book with us now through our Booking Page.

You can also contact us through the following:
[Globe]: 0965 129 6777 or 0955 872 3883
[Smart]: 0907 931 8778 or 0907 931 8774
Email: info@iloilorentacar.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iloilorentacar

From Iloilo City to Leon

1. In Iloilo City, ride a van or jeep heading to the town of Leon. A common terminal is located behind Jaro Cathedral.
2. Upon arrival at Leon, get down at Leon Plaza and look for a motorbike heading to Bucari Pine Forest.
3. Inform receiving staff of your intention to roam around the place and get assisted.

1. EXPLORING
– You can first get a feel of the place and familiarize yourself with the different attractions present.

2. SWIMMING
– There are waterfalls and cold springs in the area that you can trek to.

3. PICNIC
– The pine forest and campsite have dedicated picnic sheds for visitors who want to bask in the forest.

4. VISIT THE TERRACES
– The mountainous terrain of Leon had farmers grow crops at hills and mountain sides with rice terraces that have been cultivated for centuries.

5. FOOD TRIP
– Try the culinary delicacy of Leon called Linagpang. Ask the staff for more information.

6. HIKING
– There are plenty of trails that can lead visitors to mountain views and landscapes.

Environment Fee:
Leon Residents – ₱ 30
Leon Non-residents – ₱ 50

Entrance Fee:
Campsite and Mansiga – ₱ 30
Imoy and Kataw Falls – ₱ 30

Picnic Shed:
Picnic Sheds 1 and 2 – ₱ 400
Picnic Sheds 3-15 – ₱ 300

Room Rates:
Cottage 1 – ₱ 700 (good for 2 pax)
Cottage 2-4 – ₱ 800 (day rate), ₱ 1,600 (overnight rate) (good for 8 pax)
Underground Cottages – ₱ 500 (day rate), ₱ 700 (overnight rate) (good for 2-4 pax)
Green House – ₱ 1,000 (day rate), ₱ 2,000 (overnight rate) (6-8 pax)
Guest House – ₱ 1,750 (day rate), ₱ 3,500 (overnight rate) (good for 6-8 pax)

You can contact the Leon Tourism and Information Center through these platforms:
Facebook Page – facebook.com/leontourismandinformationcenter
Email Address – leontourism@yahoo.com

– Bucari is called both “Iloilo’s Little Baguio” and the “Summer Capital of Iloilo.”
– After the pandemic, the Leon Tourism Office encourages early appointments and reservations.

1. Bring a jacket on your visit.
2. Bring a dry bag just in case the rain goes bad and your items will be safe.
3. Bring a power bank if you plan to stay longer than a day.
4. Bring cash for the trip because there are no ATMs or online money payments available in the town.
5. Bring your own cooked meals because available food is typically snacks.
6. Bring extra clothes for changing after trekking/hiking.

1. Respect the environment and hold onto your trash until you find a proper disposal bin.
2. Use comfortable and durable footwear around the area.

Islas de Gigantes is a group of islands that offers an all-in package of mysterious caves, endless lagoons, stunning rock formations, sand bars, affordable seafood, and white sand beaches – paradise in one place.

While it’s not an island where giants live, as the name suggests, it came from the time that locals discovered coffins of huge human skeletons. They assumed they were skeletons of actual giants, hence the name ‘Islas de Gigantes.’

This group of islands and islets is located off the coast of Western Iloilo. It is garnering popularity as of late because of the beauty it carries. If you loved El Nido of Palawan or Boracay of Aklan, then you should add Islas de Gigantes to your future vacation itinerary.

To jumpstart on your research before visiting this majestic place, read this article to know everything there is about it.

Easiest way to get to Islas de Gigantes

Skip the ardent hassle there is on public transport. You’re on a vacation, so avoid the stresses there are before you can even arrive there! Avail a car rental service with a driver from us, so you and your vacationing dabarkads can rest easy on the back seat while we deal with sending you off to the Island of the Giants.

Wherever you are in Panay Island – we can pick you up and send you straight to Carles! With a rental, you’re not only saving money but also cutting some precious time spent on travel.

It won’t be a problem whether you are a small group or a big crowd! With our distinguished collection of rental units, we can cater to all of your possible needs!

Book with us now through our Booking Page.

You can also contact us through the following:
[Globe]: 0965 129 6777 or 0955 872 3883
[Smart]: 0907 931 8778 or 0907 931 8774
Email: info@iloilorentacar.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iloilorentacar

From Iloilo City to Islas de Gigantes

1. Ride a taxi heading to Tagbak Terminal located in Jaro District
2. From there, ride a bus (4 hours) or commuter van (3 hours) heading to Carles.
3. Get off at Bancal Port in Carles and ride a boat heading to Gigantes Island.

From Roxas City to Islas de Gigantes

1. Take a bus in Lawaan Transport Terminal heading to Estancia.
2. Get off in Balasan then ride a tricycle heading to Carles.
3. Drop at Bancal Port and ride a boat heading to Gigantes Island.

1. VISIT THE TOP DESTINATIONS
Tangke Saltwater Lagoon – a natural pool surrounded by towering limestone cliffs.
Bantigue Island – have a long powdery white sandbar.
Tinagong Dagat – comparable to Boracay thanks to its fine white sand.
Antonia Beach – their pristine white beaches are distinguished by the large boulders on top of each other along the shore.
Pulupandan Islet – it does not have the same powdery sand as the others, but the view is unbeatable.
Pawikan Cave – named after the large egg-shaped rock formations, its subterranean appeal evokes an other-worldly feeling for visitors.
Gigantes Norte Lighthouse – built in 1895, this originally Spanish structure is no longer in use. It offers a panoramic view of the ocean and the nearby islands.
Pulupandan Island – what used to be a wrecked islet after Yolanda is now a sought after tourist destination with its pristine white sand and clear blue waters.

2. EAT, EAT, EAT!
– You can taste the fresh and extremely affordable seafood offered in the Antonia Beach or Bantigue Sandbar. Most of the islands and islets of Islas de Gigantes sell them at very affordable prices.

3. CLIFF DIVING
– Go and set for cliff diving in Tangke Lagoon.

4. WATCH THE SUNSET
– Gigantes Norte is the right spot for you to catch the sunset.

5. SWIMMING
– You can swim on any island but don’t forget to ask a local or your guide on the safe and recommended spots for swimming.

6. CLIMB ROCK FORMATIONS
– There are several rock formations across Gigantes that are safe for climbing so get your chance to have an epic photo of the view.

Bancal Port Environmental Fee – ₱ 75 per person
Boat Rental Island Hopping – ₱ 1,500-2,000 good for 10 people.
Guide – ₱ 500
Island and Beach Entrance Fee – ₱ 20 per person per island
Bakwitan Cave Tour Guide – ₱ 500
Habal-habal or Motorcycle fees – ₱ 50-200

Accommodation in Gigantes:
Fan Cottages/Rooms – ₱ 300+ per person per night
Airconditioned Cottages/Rooms – ₱ 2,000 – 3,000 per cottage or room good for 2-4 people

– Isla de Gigantes is a chain of 10 islands that are 2-10 minutes away from each other.
– The best time to visit is during the dry months of late February to June with the seas void from the rage of typhoons.

1. Bring a light rain jacket if you visit during the Habagat Season.
2. Use Aqua shoes because most destinations are wet.
3. Bring a dry bag so your items are safe from the water.
4. Pack your phone inside a waterproof phone case.
5. Bring your power bank because only Gigantes Norte and Gigantes Sur have electricity 24/7. Pack this just in case.
6. Bring your own snorkel gears should you plan to go snorkeling.
7. Bring cash for your entire trip because there are no ATMs within Islas de Gigantes.

1. Respect the environment and hold onto your trash until you find a proper disposal bin.
2. Always ask permission before you climb into a cave or dive into a spot in the sea because the locals know it the best.
3. Do not pack any sand or shells from the tour, only take photos or buy souvenirs.
4. Signal strength is poor for most networks.