San Pablo Island
Philippines , Philippines
San Pablo Island, locally called Pong Gamay or "small island," is a tiny inhabited barangay in Hinunangan, Southern Leyte, Philippines, forming one of two scenic twin islands with San Pedro just off the coast.
Less than a kilometer long, it features stunning white pebble beaches of sand and coral, crystal-clear turquoise waters perfect for swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving amid rich marine life like colorful fish and corals, and skimboarding on its Pacific side.
A short 15-20 minute pump boat ride from Brgy. Canipaan brings visitors to this serene, low-key paradise with panoramic sunrises and sunsets, a 12-meter deep Lelang Lagoon, and options for camping or staying at Tocmo’s Beach Resort, where bringing your own water and respecting the environment is key. Home to around 445 residents, it offers an exclusive, peaceful escape without crowds or high costs.
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San Pablo Island, Hinunangan, Southern Leyte, Philippines
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