Experience the beauty of this national park with TRIPinas Hundred Islands tour package. Whether you go for a quick private day tour or a more relaxed overnight tour, we guarantee you a safe and hassle-free way to explore Pangasinan’s crown jewel. We’ll handle everything from private vehicle pick-up from Metro Manila, Pampanga, or Baguio, private boat ride with life vests, and island registration — no hidden charges, no surprises. Enjoy island-hopping, snorkeling, and local eats like tupig and pigar-pigar. With our punctual team and friendly local crew, all you have to do is relax and make memories.
HUNDRED ISLANDS PACKAGES 2025 & 2026
● PACKAGE DETAILS ●
Regular Rate (for group of 5 people)
with Manila transfer: Php2,500/person
INCLUSIONS:
✔ Round-trip air conditioned transportation
✔ Service of a driver, gas, toll and parking fees
✔ Island hopping activity
✔ All the entrance fees
✔ One night private air-con hotel room (if you chose the 2D1N option)
● ITINERARY ●
HUNDRED ISLANDS DAY TOUR
2AM Departure from Metro Manila
6AM Arrival in Alaminos
7AM Start of the island hopping activity
12PM Lunch time
1PM Resume activities
5PM Departure from Alaminos
10PM Arrival in Manila
● PACKAGE 101 ●
Available: Everyday
Best season: October to May
Tour type: Private
Requirements: None
Our driver will pick you up at a pre-agreed location and, after a quick briefing, all will board your private vehicle to head to Lucap wharf in Alaminos, Pangasinan. Travel time from Metro Manila will be around four hours (from 2AM - 6AM) with a few toilet stops. You can have your breakfast at Alaminos town where there are more food options or at Lucap wharf (about 15 minutes away from the town) where you will have your first glance of what the park has to offer. Wherever you choose to chow, make sure that you eat just enough to power you for the morning but not too much as the waves can get rough sometimes and you don't want to end up feeling seasick. After breakfast, you will be given enough time to change to your beach clothes and re-pack your bags for the boat. Bring only the essentials.
Read our FAQs to know what to wear and pack for island hopping. Don't forget to bring the garbage bags provided by the tourism office to manage your waste. Once the boat is ready, don your individual life vests (mandatory) and brace yourself for some island splashin'! Not all islands are open to the public, but the boatman will take you to accessible ones, usually 10 to 17 in a day. Major stops include Children’s, Governor’s, and Quezon Islands, where you can swim, relax, or try fun activities like the zip line, banana boat, snorkeling, or helmet diving. You will notice some local crab vendors offering their fresh catch for the day. They're easy to spot with their wide-brimmed hats and nets full of crabs. They can cook the crabs for you (best steamed)) just in time for your lunch. And with all the energy you will spend with all the beach activities in the island, it will be a treat to have someone prepare your grub. There are other minor islands that you can visit as long as the weather is good, the waves are friendly and you are still within the time limit. Be reminded that your service boat needs to be docked at the wharf by 5:30PM only so manage your time well. After the tour, surrender your garbage bag at the tourism office to claim your deposit and use the pay showers to freshen up before heading back to Manila. Don’t forget to grab local treats like Alaminos longanisa, Dagupan bangus, or tupig. Expect to arrive in Metro Manila around 10PM—tired, full, and happy.and as gifts to family and friends.
FAQ
Where is the Hundred Islands National Park?
It's located at Alaminos, Pangasinan about a 5-hour drive from Metro Manila.
How safe is the trip?
It's safe for families and groups of all ages. Everyone is required to wear a life vest while on the boat. The park is also very pro-active in monitoring the weather so you can be sure that trips are only allowed if there is no any warning raised by PAGASA or the Coast Guard.
What are the fees, costs involved?
Our package includes a roundtrip private land transfer (driver, toll,parking all included), boat with boatman and lifevests and entrance fees. Meals and other personal expenses are on guests’ accounts.
When is the best time to visit the Hundred Islands?
Summer is the best time to see the islands, but you can definitely go during the dry months from October to May. Expect a big crowd during weekends.
How long does the island-hopping tour last?
The boat leaves as early as 6:30am. All are requested to be back at the wharf by 5pm. Your dedicated island hopping service boat will take you to 10-17 islands of your choice. The boatman may make suggestions so you avoid the crowd.
Apart from island-hopping, what else is there to do?
Island activities like zip-line, helmet diving, snorkeling and banana boat are available. All activities are supervised by trained park personnel.
What should I bring for the island-hopping tour?
Your swimwear, sunscreen, a hat for sun protection, a dry bag to contain your food, water, cash, phone, quick dry packable towel change of clothes and other essentials. If you have your own, please bring your personal snorkel and mask so you don’t need to rent. All other things that you won’t need for the island-hopping tour, you may leave in the vehicle.
Can we stay overnight?
Yes, our overnight package includes overnight accommodation at Alaminos or nearby places. Let us know your plans and we’ll arrange it for you. We currently do not arrange overnight stays at the islands.
