Short answer: These are the actual tours, hotels and stays you can book in Hundred Islands through PANA.PH today — not a curated list, but the real inventory with real prices. Checked 2026-08-23.
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What you can actually book in Hundred Islands
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Island-hopping is the core activity in most Philippine destinations, and Hundred Islands is no exception. The tours listed above include boat, guide, lunch and environmental fees in most cases. Book 2-3 days ahead in peak season (December-April) — walk-up availability is not guaranteed.
- Hundred Islands National Park — Island Hopping & Kayaking — PHP 1500, 8 hours, 4.6★. Category: Island Hopping. One of the highest-rated tours in our system.
- Hundred Islands and Bolinao 3-Day Private Tour from Manila — PHP 14500, Full day, 4.6★. Category: Tours & Activities. One of the highest-rated tours in our system.
- RedDoorz @ Tondaligan Beach Hotel — PHP 1864, Half Day, 4.4★. Category: Tours. One of the highest-rated tours in our system.
- PROXY Plus by The Oriental Pangasinan — PHP 3297, Half Day, 4.2★. Category: Tours. One of the highest-rated tours in our system.
- Golden Goddess Hotel Malasiqui Pangasinan by RedDoorz — PHP 964, Half Day, 2.5★. Category: Tours. One of the highest-rated tours in our system.
3-day itinerary for Hundred Islands
Here is a realistic 3-day plan for Hundred Islands using the tours and hotels listed above. Adjust based on weather and your energy level.
Day 1: Arrival and first tour
Arrive at Hundred Islands, check into your hotel by early afternoon, then head out for a sunset activity. If your flight lands before noon, you can fit in a half-day tour. Have dinner at a local eatery — street food in the Philippines is cheap (PHP 100-300/meal) and generally safe if the place is busy.
Day 2: Island hopping or main activity
This is your big activity day. Book an island-hopping or boat tour in advance — they depart early (7-8 AM) and run 6-8 hours. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a dry bag, swimwear and cash for tips and environmental fees. Lunch is usually included. Return to your hotel by 4-5 PM, shower, then find a beachfront restaurant for dinner.
Day 3: Culture, food and departure
Take a cultural or food tour in the morning, or explore the local market on your own. Check out of your hotel by 11 AM — most hotels offer late checkout for a fee. If your flight is in the afternoon, you can squeeze in one more activity. Head to the airport 2 hours before domestic flights.
Where to stay in Hundred Islands
These hotels are bookable through PANA.PH with live availability. Prices are per night and include taxes unless noted.
The price range in Hundred Islands runs from budget guesthouses at PHP 800/night to luxury resorts at PHP 6,000+/night. The mid-range tier (PHP 2,000-4,000) is where the best value is — clean rooms, air conditioning, pool access and reliable Wi-Fi.
- RedDoorz @ Tondaligan Beach Hotel — PHP 1864/night, 4.4★. Located in Pangasinan, Philippines. Bookable through PANA.PH.
- RBR Hotel and Restaurant near Hundred Islands — PHP 1019/night, 4.2★. Located in Alaminos, Philippines. Bookable through PANA.PH.
- PROXY Plus by The Oriental Pangasinan — PHP 3292/night, 4.2★. Located in Alaminos, Philippines. Bookable through PANA.PH.
- RedDoorz @ Mary Land Transient Alaminos Pangasinan — PHP 1166/night, 4.1★. Located in Alaminos, Philippines. Bookable through PANA.PH.
- Asia Novo Boutique Hotel - Alaminos — PHP 1184/night, 4.1★. Located in Alaminos, Philippines. Bookable through PANA.PH.
Alternative stays in Hundred Islands
Beyond hotels, Hundred Islands has guesthouses, homestays and boutique properties available through our platform.
Stays are often better value than hotels for longer trips or groups. A PHP 1,500/night stay can offer more space and a kitchenette compared to a hotel room at the same price.
Budget breakdown for Hundred Islands
Here is what a mid-range traveller typically spends per day in Hundred Islands. Prices are in Philippine pesos (PHP). 1 USD ≈ PHP 56.
Budget breakdown for Hundred Islands
| Type | Price |
|---|
| Accommodation (mid-range hotel) | PHP 2,000–4,000 |
| Food and drinks (3 meals) | PHP 600–1,200 |
| One tour or activity | PHP 1,500–5,000 |
| Local transport (tricycle, van) | PHP 200–500 |
| Miscellaneous (sunscreen, SIM, snacks) | PHP 200–500 |
| Total per day | PHP 4,500–11,200 |
Getting to Hundred Islands
Most travellers reach Hundred Islands by air through Manila or Cebu, then transfer by van or ferry. Book domestic flights 2-4 weeks ahead for the best fares — PHP 1,500-3,500 one-way is typical. Ferries run daily but can be cancelled in rough weather (July-September).
Practical tips for your trip
Bring enough cash — ATMs in Hundred Islands are unreliable. Reef-safe sunscreen is expensive locally. A dry bag is essential for boat trips. Tourist SIM cards cost PHP 50-100 with 7-10 days of data for PHP 200-500.
What most guides get wrong about Hundred Islands
Most travel guides describe Hundred Islands as a year-round destination with perfect weather. That is misleading. The Philippines has a distinct wet season from June to September, and Hundred Islands is directly in the typhoon belt. Ferry cancellations happen regularly between July and September — sometimes for days at a time. If you book a non-refundable tour during these months, you risk losing your money. Another common claim is that Hundred Islands is cheap. It is cheap compared to Europe or Japan, but prices during peak season (December to February) double or triple compared to shoulder months. A hotel room at PHP 1,500 in October can cost PHP 4,500 in January. Finally, many guides recommend booking tours on arrival. In peak season, the best-rated tours sell out 3-5 days ahead. Book online before you travel — the inventory above is what is actually available right now, not a wish list.
FAQ
Do I need a visa for the Philippines?
Citizens of 157 countries can enter visa-free for 30 days, including all EU, US, UK, AU, CA, JP, KR nationals. Check dfa.gov.ph for your country.
Best time to visit
December to April is the dry season — best weather, highest prices. May to September is wet season — cheaper but ferry cancellations and typhoons are possible.
How much does a day cost in
A mid-range traveller spends PHP 2,500-5,000/day including accommodation, meals, transport and one tour. Budget travellers can do PHP 1,200-2,000/day.
Is
Yes. Violent crime against tourists is rare. Main risks are pickpocketing in cities, ferry safety in rough weather, and motorbike accidents.
Can I drink the tap water in Hundred Islands?
No. Tap water in the Philippines is not safe for tourists. Buy bottled water (PHP 15-30/liter) or use a filter. Ice in restaurants is usually made from filtered water and is safe.
What language do they speak in Hundred Islands?
Filipino (Tagalog) and English are the official languages. Most people in tourist areas speak English. Local languages vary by region.
How many days should I spend in Hundred Islands?
3-5 days is ideal for most travellers. This gives you time for 2-3 tours, a rest day, and buffer for weather cancellations. If you only have 2 days, focus on one island-hopping tour and one cultural activity.
Is there Wi-Fi in Hundred Islands?
Yes, but it can be slow and unreliable. Most hotels and cafes offer free Wi-Fi. Buy a tourist SIM card (PHP 50-100) at the airport for 4G data — Smart and Globe are the main providers.
Last checked 2026-08-23. Written by PANA.PH Luzon Desk for PANA.PH.
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