4-Nights Philippines Island Hopping: El Nido, Coron & Beach Bonfires - Roamies by Hostelworld & G Adventures

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Philippines Island Hopping: El Nido, Coron & Beach Bonfires
Looking to squeeze the most fun into five unforgettable days in the Philippines? You’re in the right spot. Dive into the turquoise waters of El Nido as you island-hop from one paradise to the next, crashing in remote beach huts and snorkeling through vibrant reefs. After three days of hopping between island dreams and epic bonfires under the stars, kick things up a notch with two adventure-filled days exploring Coron's hidden inland gems alongside your CEO and fellow Roamies. The ultimate island escape starts now.

Highlights
3-day, 2-night El Nido to Coron Island hopping excursion, Hike Mt Tapyas, Maquinit Hot springs

Accommodation
Remote island beach camping (2nts), simple twinshare hotel (2nts)

Group Leader
CEO (Chief Experience Officer) and local guides throughout

Group Size Notes
Max 18, avg 16

Meals Included
4 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners

What's Included
Your Welcome Moment: Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and Group. 3-day, 2-night El Nido to Coron Island Hopping and snorkeling expedition. Beach Bonfires. Beach Barbecues. Hike Mt Tapyas. Maquinit Hot Springs. All transport to and from included activities.

Featured Destinations

Coron
Sulu Sea
El Nido El Nido El Nido is a coastal settlement of Palawan, Philippines that consists of 45 islands and islets also known as the Bacuit Archipelago. The pristine warm beaches and clear waters is a short walk away from the jungle and main town Bacuit Bay. El Nido which also means, “The Nest” has been inhabited by humans as early as 22,000 years revealing fossils and burial sites with imprints from the Late Neolithic Age. Since 1225CE, the Chinese have been trading with the residents of El Nido in search of the edible birds’ nest that engraved the island’s history and name. El Nido is presently a large marine sanctuary protected by the government preserving its flora, fauna, and natural beauty. Travelers can go island hopping in the Bacuit Archipelago, or spot dugongs, turtles, manta rays, coral reefs, and gentle whale sharks. Travelers can also explore the 12,000 year old Ille Cave, dive their way beneath water trenches to reach the “Secret Beach” not frequently visited by outsiders, or kayak through a cathedral-like cavern and bird watch the “nest gatherers.”

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