Islas de Gigantes
Each island in Islas de Gigantes has its own natural wonders. Cabugao Gamay is particularly famous for its picturesque rock formation, while Bantigue Island features a sandbar that emerges during low tide. The Tangke Saltwater Lagoon in Gigantes Sur is surrounded by towering cliffs and is made up of crystal-clear saltwater.
Visitors to Islas de Gigantes can enjoy various activities, such as island hopping, swimming at Tinagong Dagat (known as the mini-Boracay of Iloilo), camping on Bantigue Island, snorkeling, jet skiing, and banana boat rides at Antonia Beach. Other highlights include visiting the North Gigantes Island Lighthouse for panoramic views and exploring caves like Bakwitan Cave and Pawikan Cave, with their captivating rock formations.
Best time to visit
Going on a Gigantes Island hopping tour in Iloilo Province is best done during the dry season in the Philippines, which starts in November and ends in May.