Island Hopping

Seco Island: A Sandbar in the Middle of Nowhere
The Philippines has over 7,000 islands. But not all these islands are accessible by normal means. In fact, some of them, such as Seco Island remain raw, unadulterated, and almost unexplored.

Canigao Island: A Great Place to Start This Year’s Summer Fun
If you’re having a hard time choosing which of our tropical paradises to visit this summer, we recommend Canigao Island in Matalom, Leyte, Philippines. That is just what we did!

Digyo Island: A Sandy Pocket of Paradise
What followed a disappointing Cuatro Islas island hopping tour was an amazingly fun overnight stay in Digyo Island.

Cuatro Islas: A Disappointing Island Hopping Adventure
With more than 7,000 unique islands, the Philippines has more than 7,000 exciting adventures! Alas, none of that excitement happened in our latest sojourn in Cuatro Islas in Inopacan, Leyte, Philippines.

Pescador Island: The Chime of Moalboal and Tañon Strait
Naturalist and preservationist John Muir famously said, “The mountains are calling, so I must go.” The same goes for the sea. The siren call of the deep blue world is difficult to resist. After all, the unimaginable beauty, mystery, and danger under the waves captivates the mind. In many ways, that call originates from a simple, unassuming island, islet, or sandbar. In Moalboal, Cebu, the song of the sea emanates from rocky Pescador Island.