
Pambato Reef
45 mins - 1 hour₱50 entry fee
This is a floating platform situated over a protected marine sanctuary. It offers the primary coral viewing area in Honda Bay.

Explore
Honda Bay features specific areas dedicated to coral preservation and wildlife observation. These zones limit tourist impact while supporting local marine ecosystems.
While some islands focus on leisure, the protected marine zones prioritize conservation. Visiting these spots requires adherence to strict local rules, including the Puerto Princesa ban on single-use plastics.
You can snorkel at designated reefs or observe wildlife from your boat. Some areas remain entirely closed to visitors to allow for environmental rehabilitation.

45 mins - 1 hour₱50 entry fee
This is a floating platform situated over a protected marine sanctuary. It offers the primary coral viewing area in Honda Bay.

Closed to public
Snake Island is a long, winding sandbar that used to be a popular stop for tourists. It is currently an active marine research site. The DENR has closed it to the public to allow local coral reefs to rehabilitate.

Pass by only
This small island is covered in mangroves and serves as a roosting site for large fruit bats. Boats do not dock here, but usually pass by. It provides a great view of local wildlife from the water.