Information about Dimakya Island

Dimakya Island

Dimakya Island, located at the northern tip of Palawan in the Philippines, is a pristine destination renowned for its abundant marine life, clear waters, and natural beauty. It is part of the Calamian Islands and home to the upscale Club Paradise Palawan resort, the island’s sole accommodation. Visitors are drawn to the island's thriving coral reefs and world-class snorkeling and diving opportunities.

Among its highlights are the resident dugongs (sea cows), a rare and endangered marine mammal that can occasionally be seen in the surrounding waters. The island also offers sightings of blacktip reef sharks, rays, and vibrant reef ecosystems that include species like ghost pipefish and thorny seahorses.

Beyond the marine attractions, Dimakya boasts lush forests teeming with wildlife such as monitor lizards, boars, and a variety of bird species. Activities on the island include hiking, birdwatching, and relaxing on its powdery white-sand beaches. Additionally, the nearby Kyokuzan Maru, a World War II shipwreck, is a popular dive site.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Dimakya Island is during the dry season, from November to May. This period offers calm seas, clear skies, and excellent underwater visibility for diving and snorkeling. Visitors should aim to travel between March and May for the warmest weather and increased chances of spotting marine wildlife like turtles and dugongs.