Activity · Paniman, Caramoan, Legazpi

Caramoan Island Hopping (Matukad, Lahos, Sabitang Laya)

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  • Budget

    Island-hopping boats are rented per group; plus environmental fees and transfers.

  • Time needed

    2–3 days including travel

  • Best time

    Summer months (around March to June) for calm seas

  • Getting there

    Fly or bus to Naga, then a van to Sabang Port in San José and a boat to Guijalo Port, Caramoan (around 2 hours), then a tricycle to Paniman for island-hopping boats.

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About this spot

Dramatic limestone islets, powdery white-sand coves and clear water made Caramoan a filming location for several international editions of 'Survivor.' A day of island hopping usually covers Matukad (with its hidden lagoon reached by climbing sharp rocks), sandbar-like Lahos, and Sabitang Laya, plus snorkeling stops. It is remote, which keeps it uncrowded and raw. Plan for a full travel day each way.

Good for

  • Nature Escape
  • Adventure
  • Barkada Hangout
  • Photo Walk

Where you’ll be

Caramoan Peninsula, Caramoan, Camarines Sur (boats from Paniman/Gota)

  • By commute

    Fly or bus to Naga, then a van to Sabang Port in San José and a boat to Guijalo Port, Caramoan (around 2 hours), then a tricycle to Paniman for island-hopping boats. Some travelers take a direct van to Caramoan via the land route.

  • Parking

    Leave vehicles at Sabang Port or drive via the land route; island trips are by boat.

Good to know

Bakit sikat ang Caramoan?

Ginamit ito sa ilang international season ng 'Survivor' dahil sa limestone islands at white sand.

Is Matukad's lagoon hard to reach?

You climb over sharp limestone; wear aqua shoes and take it slow.

Ilang araw ang kailangan?

At least 2–3 araw dahil malayo ang biyahe papunta at pabalik.

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