In short
- A 546-meter zipline runs from Governor's Island to Virgin Island for PHP 250.
- Quezon Island offers kayak rentals and designated swimming areas.
- You can cliff jump into a natural pool at Imelda Cave on Marcos Island.
In this article
The developed islands in the park provide specific activities for visitors. You can swim, snorkel, kayak, or ride the zipline. Plan your boat route to include the islands that offer the activities you want to try.
Is there a zipline in Hundred Islands?
Yes, a 546-meter zipline connects Governor's Island to Virgin Island.
The zipline ride costs around PHP 250 per jump. You start near the famous view deck on Governor's Island. The ride carries you over the water to Virgin Island.
Where can you go kayaking?
You can rent kayaks at Quezon Island.
Quezon Island is the most active and developed area in the park. It features dining pavilions and kayak rentals. You can paddle through the calm waters surrounding the island.
What is the cave jump at Marcos Island?
Marcos Island features Imelda Cave, which holds a natural emerald pool.
Visitors can jump directly into the pool inside the cave. You must wear a life vest if you plan to jump. This safety rule is strictly enforced by park staff.
Where are the best spots for swimming?
Children's Island and Quezon Island offer the best swimming areas.
Children's Island has shallow, calm waters ideal for families. Quezon Island also provides designated swimming zones. Always wear aqua shoes to protect your feet from sharp corals.
Can you snorkel in the park?
Yes, the park has thriving marine life suitable for snorkeling.
Pack your own mask and snorkel for the trip. The dry season from December to May provides the clearest water. This is the best time for underwater exploration.
How do you reach the activity islands?
You must charter a boat from Lucap Wharf.
Boat rentals start at around PHP 1,400–1,800 for a small boat carrying up to 5 passengers. The local tourism office sets these rates. The boat ride to the first island takes 20 to 30 minutes.
Questions travellers ask
Do I need a life vest for water activities?
Yes, life vests must be worn during boat rides. They are also strictly required if you jump into the pool at Imelda Cave.
Are there age limits for the activities?
The park is open to all ages. Children's Island is specifically recommended for families with young children due to its shallow water.
How much does it cost to enter the park?
Day tour registration costs around PHP 100–120 per adult. This fee includes your environmental, entrance, and insurance fees.
