Inflatable Island
About
Asia's giant floating playground, parked right on Subic Bay! Inflatable Island is a maze of bouncy slides, towers, bridges and a monster unicorn floating over 4,200 square meters of sea. Climb, slide, fall in, repeat! When your legs give up, the Bali-style beach club with its pool, huts and pink lounges is waiting on the sand.
Go before 2 PM today. Rain likely after.
Skip swimming and trails during thunderstorms.
- Half day to a full dayTime to spend
- Sunny weekdays; go in the morning before the afternoon heat and crowds.Best time to go
- About ₱899 per personFair
- From Manila, take a bus to Olongapo, then a jeepney or Grab to Barretto.Getting there
What to do here
- Race through the floating obstacle course
- Slide down the giant unicorn
- Lounge by the beach club pool
- Book a beach hut for the barkada
Know before you go
Wear the life vest the whole time you are on the inflatables.
Check the weather first; sea activities stop when the bay gets rough or storm warnings are up.
Use reef-safe sunscreen and drink plenty of water.
Follow the lifeguards' instructions and the age and height rules.
Parking at the beach club.
Per person in March 2024: Adult Pass ₱899 (beach club only, with ₱500 food credit), Spray Pass ₱1,299 (half day on the inflatables), Soaked Pass ₱1,399 (whole day on the inflatables), Kids Pass ₱500. Beach huts and private pools are priced per group.
Where it is
Barretto, Olongapo, Zambales (Subic Bay)
By commuteFrom Manila, take a bus to Olongapo, then a jeepney or Grab to Barretto. By car, take NLEX and SCTEX to Subic, then follow the Zambales Highway to Barretto.
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FAQ
How much is Inflatable Island?
In March 2024 passes ran from ₱899 (beach club only) to ₱1,399 (whole day on the inflatables), each with a ₱500 food credit. Check the current rates before you go.
Do I need to know how to swim?
Life vests are worn on the inflatables, but be comfortable in the water; you will fall in a lot!
Is there something for non-swimmers?
Yes. The beach club has a pool, lounges and food, so you can skip the inflatables.