Snorkeling in the Philippines Page 3

Sumilon Island features pristine beaches that rank among the Philippines' finest, adorned with soft, white sands and inviting turquoise waters ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. The island's primary beach, aptly named the Sandbar, spans over 200 meters, providing sweeping vistas of the encompassing sea and neighboring mainland Cebu.

Calicoan Island is situated in a town in Guiuan that is located in the Eastern Samar province. The Island is bounded by Leyte Gulf on the west side and the Pacific Ocean on the east side. The place comes with rich biodiversity.

Being situated near the bodies of water, alongside the abundance of marine life, they eventually established their name and became the “Seafood Capital of the Philippines.”

Just a few hours from Cebu City, you can find the small town of Moalboal, packed with several activities and sights in its abundant waters.

The beauty of nature emanates from the various beaches and farms found in Camotes. You can bask in the warmth of the tropical sunshine while sipping a cold bottle of booze.