FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about park rules, costs, and travel logistics.
How many islands are there in Hundred Islands?
The park features 124 distinct islands at low tide. During high tide, 123 islands are visible above the water.
Where is Hundred Islands National Park located?
It is located in the Lingayen Gulf, specifically in Alaminos City, Pangasinan. The main jump-off point is Lucap Wharf.
How to get to Hundred Islands from Manila?
Take a direct bus from Cubao or Pasay to Alaminos City. The bus ride takes 5 to 6 hours. From Alaminos, ride a tricycle for PHP 100 to Lucap Wharf. See Travel from Manila.
How much is the entrance fee in Hundred Islands?
The standard day tour fee is around PHP 100–120 per adult. This covers the environmental fee, entrance fee, and insurance.
What are the best islands to visit in Hundred Islands?
Governor's Island is best for panoramic views. Quezon Island is highly developed for dining and swimming. Marcos Island is known for the Imelda Cave pool jump.
Can you stay overnight in Hundred Islands?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted. Overnight visitors pay a higher registration fee; confirm the current rate at Lucap Wharf. Camping is allowed only in designated areas. Read about Overnight Stay Guide.
What activities can you do in Hundred Islands?
You can swim, snorkel, and kayak. Governor's Island offers a 546-meter zipline to Virgin Island for PHP 250. See Zipline & Activities for more details.
How much is the boat rental in Hundred Islands?
Rates are standardized by the tourism office. A small boat for up to 5 passengers starts at around PHP 1,400–1,800 for a day tour. Check Boat Rental Rates.
What is the best time to visit Hundred Islands?
The dry season from December to May is ideal. The sea conditions are calmer for boat rides and swimming. Read more on the Best Time to Visit.
Is there a zipline in Hundred Islands?
Yes. A 546-meter zipline connects Governor's Island to Virgin Island. One jump costs roughly PHP 250.