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Cadlao Lagoon is a glowing and magical natural lagoon filled with the turquoise blue and crystal clear water. The guests will enoy the breathtaking surroundings while Kayaking to the shore and they could see all the way to the coral at the bottom from the surface of the water.
The Small Lagoon is one of the most iconic and picturesque destinations in El Nido. A a compact inlet ringed by limestone walls, located on Miniloc Island. Known for its clear turquoise waters, towering limestone cliffs, and tranquil atmosphere, the Small Lagoon offers a perfect escape into nature.
Cadlao Island’s Nat Nat Beach is a one with soft white sand and clear waters: both of which are an ideal combination for a relaxing for some time. Usually not a much crowded stop and the guests will be have some extra space. Also has towering limestone dotting it, giving it a certain rawness that adds to its appeal.
Paradise Beach is a powdery white sand, emerald waters that glisten, dancing coconut trees, and a middle-of-nowhere ambiance. It’s a perfect spot for visitors looking for a peaceful escape from the more crowded tourist destinations in the area.
Serenity beach is a beautiful small white sand beach. It is the ultimate oasis to relax and a quiet place for a picnic. Located in a breathtaking surrounding that gives the best opportunities to unwind the nature.
You may need to pay an Eco-Tourism Development Fee (ETDF), which costs around ₱200 and is valid for 10 days.
For guests staying outside the complimentary pickup zone, the designated meeting point is SAVA Beach Bar in El Nido Town. Pickup from your accommodation can also be arranged if preferred and if it is possible for us, at an additional cost.
When making your reservation, please mention your accommodation details, and we will inform you of the applicable extra charge.
Meeting times at SAVA Beach Bar are as follows:
Tourists are encouraged to practice responsible tourism by avoiding single-use plastics, not stepping on corals, and respecting marine life. There are also limits to the number of visitors to certain spots to help with conservation efforts.
Yes, kayaks are available for rent at most sightseeing stops. The rental cost is ₱400, and each kayak typically accommodates 2 people.
Drone flying is allowed, but please check with our tour guide first, as some areas have restrictions.
If the weather conditions are unfavorable (e.g., heavy rain or strong winds), tours may be rescheduled for safety reasons or refunded.
