West Nalaut Island

Busuanga, Palawan, Philippines, Philippines

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West Nalaut Island is an uninhabited, privately owned island in northern Palawan, Philippines, and it is the westernmost of the Calamian Islands.

Located approximately 16 kilometers off the western coast of Busuanga Island, it spans 47.9 hectares (about 0.48 square kilometers) and features a stunning 1.1-kilometer crescent-shaped white sand beach, 3.3 kilometers of coastline, several smaller beach coves, dramatic 80-meter-high cliffs, and lush rainforest coverage.

The island is accessible by a 30-minute speedboat ride from 12 World War II wreck dive sites and local towns, making it an excellent base for exploring Coron's famous dive locations. It has been featured on television shows including HGTV's "Island Hunters" and the "Million Dollar Island" series, with an asking price of around $7 million USD in 2022.

The island serves as a navigational guide for ships entering the Coron West Passage and offers a pristine, untouched tropical paradise setting with extensive marine life and clear waters ideal for diving, snorkeling, and private resort development.