Private Boat; Reefs and Island Escapes
Port Barton Island Hopping Tour B (Private)
Port Barton Island Hopping Tour B (Private) is a full-day private boat tour in San Vicente, Palawan, designed for guests joining from Port Barton (main cove). The package is priced at ₱7,000 for two persons, with an additional ₱1,500 per additional guest. It includes guided boat service, lunch, and basic snorkeling essentials, with scheduled morning pickup for eligible hotels in Port Barton Proper. The route focuses on reef snorkeling and island stops, with a separate one-time ecotourism fee paid on-site.
Package/Service Details
Port Barton – Island Hopping Tour B (Private)
₱7,000 good for 2 persons (₱1,500/additional)
COMPLIMENTARY Hotel Fetch (Walk-in Pick-up): Areas within Port Barton Proper (main cove) only
Pick up Time: 8:30AM – 9:00 AM
Duration: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
PLACES TO VISIT
• Paradise Island
• Wide Reef
• Capsalay Snorkeling Spot
• Capsalay Island
• Bongot Island
INCLUSIONS
Boat & tour guide fees, lunch on the island, refreshments, life vests, snorkel masks, and complimentary (subject to availability) drone or underwater shots
• NOTE: ₱ 200 Ecotourism Fee is NOT INCLUDED (one-time payment)
• Drop-off: Docking area only
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Port Barton is one of San Vicente’s 10 villages in Palawan, Philippines, which means San Vicente is the larger destination that includes Port Barton. Found between Puerto Princesa (jump-off for the Underground River) and El Nido, San Vicente’s signature attraction is Long Beach—about 14.7 km of white sand across Población, New Agutaya, San Isidro, and Alimanguan—recognized as the longest white-sand beach in the Philippines and often regarded as the 2nd longest in Southeast Asia. Add to that 10 villages with beaches of at least 1 kilometer each, and you’ll see why it’s called the Beach Village Capital of the Philippines.
San Vicente highlights in 3 days: turtle swimming in Port Barton on Day 1, Long Beach plus mangrove river cruising and kayaking on Day 2, then a Long Beach land tour on Day 3 for picturesque selfie locations overlooking the ocean and inland scenery—easier when you stay in the Long Beach area.
Other Options & Travel Information
If you want to compare routes before booking, you can also check the alternate itinerary of Port Barton Island Hopping Tour A (Private), which visits a different mix of islands, sandbars, and snorkeling areas. For travelers who prefer a shared boat at a per-person rate, the joiners option is available via Port Barton Island Hopping Tour A (Joiners).
Joining point matters in San Vicente. If you are staying in Port Barton, book Port Barton-based tours so the operator knows the correct pickup zone and departure point. If you are staying in the Long Beach area (Poblacion, New Agutaya, San Isidro, and Alimanguan), Kemdeng, and Sto. Niño, choose the Long Beach departure versions such as San Vicente Island Hopping Tour B (Private) from Long Beach or San Vicente Island Hopping Tour A (Private) from Long Beach.
For land-based sightseeing, you can pair island hopping with a half-day or day tour like the Port Barton Land Tour, or arrange a route that connects Port Barton to the Long Beach side through the Port Barton to Long Beach Land Tour. If you are coming from Puerto Princesa City for a day trip, you may also consider Port Barton Island Hopping Tour from Puerto Princesa City (Joiners).
Tours and transfers can also be booked in El Nido and Puerto Princesa. Include these options in your planning through El Nido Packages and Puerto Princesa Packages.
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