Experience the Natural Wonders of Pinagbuyutan Island in El Nido
Pinagbuyutan Island stands out as a captivating destination within El Nido, Palawan, celebrated for its stunning karst formations and crystal-clear waters. This point of interest enchants visitors with its vibrant reef perfect for snorkeling, and a peaceful ambiance that avoids overcrowding. Guests often highlight the refreshing breeze, the lush coconut trees offering free coconuts, and unforgettable sunsets viewed from the island’s quaint sunset bar, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
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Beautiful Island with Clear Waters and Strong Winds
Customers praise the clear sea water, strong winds, and impressive waves, making it a relaxing and refreshing destination.
Invincible Sunset Views at Sunset Bar
The Sunset Bar offers unbeatable sunset views, enhancing the overall experience for visitors seeking picturesque moments.
Relaxing Atmosphere with Calm Ocean and Fresh Coconuts
Visitors appreciate the serene environment, calm ocean, and availability of fresh coconuts, creating a peaceful and enjoyable setting.
Crowded Environment Disappoints Some Visitors
Some customers found the island too crowded with around 10 boats, impacting the desired desert island experience and peacefulness.
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Michał Kwiatkowski
a year agoThe island is private. We kayaked there, and a security guard told us we had to leave. It's a beautiful place, but unfortunately, it's closed to the public. It's a shame that places like this in the Philippines end up in private hands.
A Faraz
a year agoBeautiful warlord beachs so beautiful places
František Fujdiak
2 years agoWe kayaked from El Nido
Damien • jdrenligne
2 years agoL'île et sa plage sont inaccessibles depuis qu'un milliardaire l'a privatisée, ou avec la volonté d'y construire un resort. Super... -_-' Je n'ai pas le fin mot de l'histoire, mais cette île était bel et bien inaccessible fin février 2023 lors de mon séjour à El Nido.
Gus Par (Gus)
3 years agoIt's a bit rough when you get off the boat so make sure you always have your things ready.. bring towels or the gear for your phones to make it waterproof. The place is beautiful and quiet.. it's worth it.