Immuki Island
About
La Union's natural infinity pools! Immuki Island isn't a sandy island at all but a cluster of coral rock formations off Barangay Paraoir in Balaoan, with clear little lagoons in between. Pick one as your private pool, float with the small fish, then hop to the next by foot or by bamboo raft. Wear sturdy shoes because the rocks are spiky, and come at low tide when the pools are calm!
Dry until sunset (5:34 PM). Good time to go!
- 2 to 3 hrsTime to spend
- Low tide on a sunny morning, from the dry months (around November to May).Best time to go
- About ₱50 per personValue · Great value
- Bus or jeep, then a tricycleNo car needed
What to do here
- Swim in your own lagoon
- Snorkel with the small fish in the pools
- Ride a bamboo raft between the rock islands
- Add Luna's pebble beach and Baluarte Watchtower on a north La Union tour
Know before you go
Wear thick-soled water shoes; the coral rocks are sharp.
Go at low tide and leave when the tide rises or waves start washing over the rocks.
Wear a life vest on the raft and in the deeper lagoons if you are not a strong swimmer.
No food or drinks are allowed; bring only water you will carry out.
Roadside parking near the Paraoir barangay hall.
Creator estimate (June 2026): ₱50 per person, ₱30 for students and PWDs, paid when you register; open 6 AM to 6 PM. Life vests and raft rides are extra.
Wear sturdy shoes because the rocks are spiky, and come at low tide when the pools are calm!
Where it is
Barangay Paraoir, Balaoan, La Union
No car neededFrom San Juan or San Fernando, ride a bus or jeep north on the national highway to Balaoan, then a tricycle to Barangay Paraoir. Register at the barangay hall before walking out to the rocks.
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FAQ
Is Immuki really an island?
Not exactly. It is a group of coral rock formations with clear lagoons between them.
Can I bring food?
No. Food and drinks are not allowed on the rocks; eat at the public beaches nearby.
How do I get around the lagoons?
On foot over the rocks, or by a bamboo raft for a faster tour.