Honda Bay Island Hopping Tours
Honda Bay is one of Palawan's most overlooked attraction. Experience the white sand and scenic diving spots of Luli Island, Cowrie Island, and Starfish Island on an Island Hopping Tour.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the top islands included in Honda Bay island hopping tours?
The top islands included in Honda Bay island hopping tours are Starfish Island, Cowrie Island, and Luli Island. Pandan Island is sometimes included in these island hopping tours.
What activities can you do in Honda Bay island hopping tours?
You can go swimming, snorkeling, and diving. You can also try water activities such as riding a banana boat, jet ski, kayaking, and many more.
When is the best month or season to do Honda Bay island hopping tours?
It’s best to visit Honda Bay from November to May, during the dry season. You can read more about it on our Puerto Princesa travel guide.
Are Honda Bay island hopping tours kid-friendly?
Yes! Make sure to check the description of your chosen tour for more information on the minimum age of the tour. Life vests will also be provided.
Do you need to know how to swim?
No. Everyone will be given a life vest and water safety equipment for the whole duration of the tour.
What should you bring during a Honda Bay island hopping tour?
Bring beach essentials such as swimsuit, board shorts, rashguard, cap, sunblock, waterproof bag for your gadgets, and many more.
Are food and drinks included in the tour?
Most island hopping tours in Honda Bay include food and drink, freshly-prepared by the locals.
How long does the tour last?
Most Honda Bay island hopping tours are full day, around 8 hours.
Are there Honda Bay island hopping tours during rainy or bad weather?
It depends on the storm signal advisory and the discretion of the tour operator and coast guard.
