El Nido Group Tour B with Lunch (Full Day)

Snake Island, also known as Vigan Island, is a popular tourist spot in the El Nido province of the Philippines. The island is well known for its unique natural formation: a long, winding sandbar that snakes out to sea, which gives the island its popular name, Snake Island. The sandbar is only visible during low tide, and during high tide it disappears under the water.

Artifacts and human bones dating back to the Sung Dynasty (960-1279 AD) were discovered in the cave, providing evidence of early trade with China. This makes the Cudugnon Cave not only an interesting spot for tourists who enjoy spelunking, but also an important archaeological site.

This natural wonder is known for its impressive limestone formations, which have been shaped over many years by wind and water. The entrance of the cave opens up into a large cavern, which looks somewhat like the interior of a cathedral, hence the name.

Enjoy time for swimming, snorkeling, taking photos, or simply unwinding on the beach before continuing the island-hopping tour.

Discover a hidden snorkeling spot away from the busier island-hopping stops. Swim in clear tropical water and explore colorful coral formations while looking for small reef fish and other marine life.