Travel Know-Hows for your visit to Balut Island in Davao Occidental!

Balut Island is an up and rising tourist destination located in Sarangani. For those who are looking for an untainted beach paradise, this island can satisfy you in more ways than one. The beach and landscape of Balut gives off an idyllic landscape that has not been occupied by tourists who sometimes ruin the ambience of a natural destination.

Being Davao’s most remote island destination, the Sarangani Islands have white and pink beaches, a whole forest, a volcano, and individual tourist spots yet to be explored.

If you’re in Mindanao already with extra time to spare, pay a visit to Balut Island! Spending a few days here will pay off by the countless experiences, views, and destinations that are once-in-a-lifetime!

How to get to Balut Island?

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From Zamboanga to General Santos City to Balut Island

1. From Zamboanga fly to General Santos City
2. From the airport, ride a taxi heading to the Lion’s Beach Port located near Queen Tuna Park.
3. At the port, ride a boat heading to Balut Island.
4. You can also head to Balut Island at the Puting Bato Wharf.

Things to do at Balut Island

1. HIKING AT BALUT VOLCANO
– Hike to the top of Balut Island to get a panoramic view of its surroundings.

2. SWIMMING
– Go swimming on the white beaches spread across the island. But ask locals first where it is safe to swim.

3. SNORKELING
– Make sure you bring your snorkeling gears to enjoy Balut Island’s marine ecosystems.

4. VISIT SABANG HOT SPRINGS
– There are pools of boiling hot water that you can’t swim in but you can see.

5. CAMPING
– You can camp at Tuke Maklang.

6. CHECK OUT THE OLANIVAN PINK BEACH
– Their sand is pink and perfect for photo ops!

7. SEE TUKE NONSUL
– This rocky coastline features pretty cave formations that are Instagrammable!

Rates and Fees

Entrance Fee – Depending on where your accommodations will be.

Tuke Maklang Camping Fee – ₱ 20

Island Hopping Rate – ₱ 2000-2500

How to Contact

You can contact Garden Haven Suites through the following:
Mobile No.: 0917 890 5701
Email: gardenhavensuites@gmail.com
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gardenhavensuites

You can contact Amandari Cove Hotel through the following:
Telephone No.: (083) 554 2654
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Amandari-Cove/199487563416671

You can contact the London Beach Resort and Hotel through the following:
Mobile No.: 0917 303 5246
Email: londonsalesmarketing@gmail.com
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/londonbeachresorthotel

To bring when visiting Balut Island

1. Bring cash as not all the places you want to visit accept credit or online payment.
2. Bring your own tent if you plan to camp.
3. Bring along batteries and a power bank for your gadgets as electricity isn’t stable.
4. Bring your own food and drinks to keep stock as inland stores may not have enough.
5. Bring coral-friendly sunscreen.

Reminders when visiting Balut Island

1. Respect the environment.
2. Do not break nor damage any corals.
3. Throw your trash properly.
4. Follow the rules and regulations there is within the island.
5. Do not leave your things unattended when you’re out.

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