EL NIDO TOUR C - A GLIMPSE OF PARADISE ON EARTH IN THE PHILIPPINES - The Best tour in Palawan

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El Nido Tour C
El Nido Tour C is the second most popular tour in El Nido. It includes a visit to Helicopter/Dilumacad Island, Hidden Beach, Secret Beach, Matinloc Island, and Snorkeling Area
This tour offers a good mix of adventure, snorkeling and beach lounging.

Rate per person starts from PHP 1,400.

Pro:
Include some of the best places of Bacuit archipelago.

Cons:
Tour C is a bit farther out in the open sea and waves tend to be strong. It can get canceled last-minute due to the bad weather conditions.

Tour C includes an exclusive buffet of grilled meat, fresh seafood, variety of fruit and vegetables.

Secret Beach

Separated from the ocean through a small keyhole-like opening, Secret Beach is only accessible by swimming through this door size opening through a narrow crevice in a rock wall. The Tour Guide awaits you on the side of the opening, waits for the water to gush out then he grabs you and throws you in... Here you'll see a beach surrounded by limestone cliffs which cannot be seen from open sea. Wow just WOW. Same as secret lagoon, try to enter this beach when there are only a few tourists. Best way to enjoy this is to book a private tour and head out an hour early and make it your first stop.

Hidden Beach

Hidden beach are surrounded by limestone rocks formations. The swimming area resembles a natural infinity pool with crystal clear waters. The serenity of the place is manifested with the whistling of birds. Survivor Sweden finished their three month filming at this beach. This beach still has the some of the props used at the show. What makes this beach awesome is the cliff guarding the beach. This beach cannot be seen from open sea. You'll have to swim for five minutes then it gets to be waist to knee deep as you walk to the beach tucked in on the left hand side. Better to try to float as the corals and rocks can scratch you. If you are facing the beach on the right hand side you'll see Nemo! Make sure you ask our Hello El Nido Tour Guide to show you. There are over three black/brown seaweed safe havens for these endangered fish. Explore the beach to see where the tribal members slept. There are three beaches where they camped out.

Talisay Beach

Star Beach is another spectacular snorkeling site featuring the wonders and beauty of the coral reefs, colorful fish, star fish and sea urchins. 30 meters out and 15 meters down more often than not you’ll see some turtles. These beaches are usually the lunch stops. An adjacent private island cove can be had on a private tours.

Helicopter Island

A 20-minute ride from El Nido town by boat, the island gets its name from its helicopter-shape when viewed from afar. To me it looks like Bart Simpson laying down.

Are El Nido Island Hopping Tours suitable for non-swimmer?
You don’t have to be a seasoned swimmer to enjoy El Nido. You’ll be given a life jacket so you can go snorkeling or swimming in deep water and join the other tourists wherever the boat stops.

Tour B and D are the most suitable options if you have fear of deep water or aren’t a good swimmer. You can do these tours without swimming and just enjoy the beaches.

You would have to swim a lot if you choose Tour A or Tour C, especially when going to the hidden lagoon, secret and hidden beach. Sometime even expert swimmers may find difficult to get inside the Secret Beach where you need to swim underwater through a narrow rock tunnel with strong currents.