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Things to do in El Nido

Use El Nido as a base for two different Bacuit Bay boat routes and a mainland beach day, with space to rearrange outings.

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Nature

Big Lagoon

Limestone walls enclose the lagoon, reached on a permitted boat circuit from El Nido.Entry: PHP[lagoon fee]; confirm permit, environmental charge and any kayak hire separately with the organizer.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Beach

Calitang Beach

The smaller neighboring beach gives the Nacpan outing a second coastal view.Entry: Walk via permitted paths; no private headland climb or resort access is included.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Beach

Corong-Corong beach walk

A shoreline walk south of town offers evening bay views after the day's main activity.Entry: Use open public approaches and follow tides; no resort facilities or swimming session included.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Food

El Nido town dinner area

A town meal keeps the evening simple after the boat circuit returns.Entry: Pay as you go; choose a menu and confirm any seafood sold by weight.
Beach

Entalula Beach

A limestone-backed beach forms part of the operator's Tour B circuit.Entry: Use only the landing area permitted to your boat; private resort facilities are not included.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Neighborhood

Hama Street and town lanes

Town lanes offer a short browse after returning from a day on the water.Entry: Public-street walk; purchases separate. Keep clear of working tour offices and loading areas.
Beach

Lio Beach

The beach near El Nido airport offers a gentler mainland stop between longer outings.Entry: Use permitted beach and commercial-area access. Hotel pools, loungers and private facilities are separate.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Food

Lio beach dining area

The Lio commercial beachfront provides a convenient meal stop near the airport.Entry: Pay as you go; the pin marks the beach district rather than a single restaurant.
Beach

Nacpan Beach

A long mainland beach provides a slower alternative to the offshore boat routes.Entry: PHP[local access fee] if collected; tariff unverified. Beach walk only, with no private resort facilities or safe-swimming guarantee.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Food

Nacpan beach lunch area

Beachside dining makes it possible to stay on the northern coast through lunch.Entry: Pay as you go; confirm an open venue and agree on your return pickup.
Food

Packed lunch on Tour A near Shimizu

A packed meal fits between the lagoon stops and the afternoon beach visit.Entry: Meal location varies with the crew and landing permission; the Shimizu island pin is illustrative, not a restaurant. Confirm lunch inclusion.
Food

Packed lunch on Tour B

The boat day includes a planned meal break between its island and beach stops.Entry: Exact meal location is chosen by the crew; the Snake Island pin is illustrative. Confirm packed lunch and drinking water.
Nature

Secret Lagoon

A small enclosed lagoon adds a different landing to the Miniloc island circuit.Entry: Access depends on tides, sea conditions and the crew's instructions. Do not force entry through unsafe water.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Beach

Seven Commandos Beach

A beach stop near the mainland rounds out the Tour A island circuit.Entry: Boat-route access depends on the operator and conditions; rentals and purchases are separate.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Nature

Snake Island

A sandbar and island landscape give Tour B a different focus from the lagoon circuit.Entry: Visit with the tour crew; exposed sand and landing conditions depend on tides.Search tickets and tours on Klook

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