This unique tour will take you over the world-famous beaches of El Nido that include Hidden Beach, Secret Beach, Helicopter Island, Talisay Beach and Matinloc Island. Your day begins with an early departure to El Nido Pier, where you'll travel to your first stop: Helicopter Island, named for its unique rock formations that from a distance looks like a helicopter. Visit Matinloc Shrine, which is also known as the Shine of Our Lady of Matinloc, a spritual oasis. After learning the stories behind this location, head off to the Secret Beach. Hidden away from the shoreline, it's like your own private paradise. Don't miss out on the chance to see and swim along El Nido's finest beaches.

Helicopter Island The first island on the itinerary of Tour C in El Nido is the famous Helicopter Island. It isn’t hard to figure out how this island earned it’s name with a distinctive helicopter shape, visible from a side profile. Matinloc Shrine Matinloc Shrine is a bit of a weird stop on an island hopping tour and it is probably the least impressive thing to do on Tour C. It is essentially an abandoned shrine. Hidden Beach Hidden Beach is known to be a haven for the endangered clownfish, which is made popular by the animated film Finding Nemo. There are around three seaweed havens where these fishes are found Secret Beach The Secret Beach is a piece of paradise concealed by the cliffs and is only accessible through a narrow crevice. One has to swim through this opening to reach this place, shining even under the shade created when the sun kisses the cliffs. Talisay Beach Talisay Beach is one of the lesser-known islands in Palawan, but it doesn't make it less beautiful than its more famous counterparts. It's known as the preferred lunch stop of most boatmen. The beach is located at Tapiutan Island, just a few minutes away from Matinloc Shrine.

Visit the unique Helicopter Island, named for its limestone cliffs resemble that of a helicopter Discover Secret Beach's hidden natural wonders, explore the hidden beach and hear the local stories and history behind the Matinloc Shrine Snorkel at Talisay Beach and Star Beach, another fantastic spot to see the beauty of the coral reefs near the island