Black Island, also known as Malajon, stands as one of the largest limestone islands within the Calamianes Island group. Under the stewardship of the Tagbanua tribe, it boasts two expansive caves adorned with stunning silica-coated limestone formations.

Debotunay Island epitomizes a tropical paradise with its powdery bone-white sand and refreshing turquoise waters. It’s the perfect destination for beach enthusiasts to relax, swim, and capture stunning photos of its picturesque beachscape.

Pass Island stands out as one of the most picturesque white sand beaches in the area, adorned with charming dwarf coconut trees along its shore. This island offers a plethora of attractions, including beach volleyball, a sunset viewing platform, and a sanctuary for giant clams. It’s the ultimate destination for beach lovers seeking a blend of relaxation and adventure.

The Calumbuyan island is considered a top tourist attraction in the municipality. With abundant marine life and pristine white beaches, they attract visitors eager for swimming and relaxation. If you dream of a natural resort boasting breathtaking beauty, this is the place to be. It’s one of the best destinations to visit during summertime.

A 50-hectare island situated west of Busuanga (distinct from its luxury counterpart, Amanpulo, in Cuyo). What makes Pamalican appealing to beach enthusiasts is its expansive, sloping stretch of white sand enveloping the entire island.