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Pinagbuyutan Island

Island, Pinagbuyutan Island. Visited by Tour B.

We have not verified anything about this place beyond which tour stops here. What is on this page is the tour listing and the fees — no description, because nobody has checked one. That is deliberate; the alternative is the invented scene-setting that fills most pages about El Nido.

Getting there

Pinagbuyutan Island is not reached independently — it is a stop on a boat route out of El Nido Beach. These are the tours that list it, with the published price of the day:

TourRouteShared, per personCrowd
Tour B Caves and Sandbars ₱1,200–1,600 Low to medium

What you pay here

No separate entrance fee for this stop was published by any source collected. That is not the same as confirming there is none — several El Nido stops charge at the landing. If you have paid one here, tell us the amount and it goes in with the date.

Everyone joining any tour also pays the one-off Eco-Tourism Development Fee of ₱400, valid 10 days. Full fee table.

What we have not verified

Known unknowns are listed rather than filled in. If you can confirm one of these first-hand, tell us and it gets added with the date it was checked.

Other stops on the same day

Sandbar

Snake Island

A curved sandbar that surfaces at low tide between two islands, so it can be walked with open sea on both sides.

Cave

Cudugnon Cave

Has archaeological significance going back thousands of years.

Beach

Entalula Beach

No detail verified yet.