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Governor's Island
1-2 hoursView deck
This island features a famous view deck that offers panoramic vistas of the national park. It also hosts a 546-meter zipline connecting to Virgin Island.
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Developed Islands in Hundred Islands
These specific islands feature the park's main facilities, dining options, and structured activities.
Only a few of the 124 islands are fully developed for tourism. The primary stops are Governor's, Quezon, and Children's Islands. These locations offer food stalls, kayak rentals, and safe swimming zones.
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Quezon Island
2 hoursDining and rentals
Quezon is the most developed and busy island in the park. It provides swimming areas, dining pavilions, and kayak rentals. This is a practical place to stop for lunch. You can rent a gazebo or eat at the local food stalls.
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Children's Island
1-2 hoursFamily friendly
This spot is known for its shallow, calm waters. It is an ideal area for families with young children to swim safely. Consider renting a floating cottage or a picnic hut for your group to relax near the water.
