German Island

A lunch stop on the Port Barton island-hopping tour. The small island, ringed by white sand and shaded by coconut palms, offers snorkeling, swings and a beachside barbecue lunch.

German Island is the classic lunch stop on Port Barton's Island Hopping Tour A. It got its name because a German once ran a holiday house here. The island is surrounded by fine white sand and clear shallow water. Under the coconut palms are hammocks and swings. Boatmen usually land here to grill fish and prepare seafood lunches. After eating, you can snorkel in the coral area nearby. A small environmental fee is charged to go ashore. Facilities on the island are basic, and accommodation is available at some times. Group tickets for island hopping cost about 1,200 to 1,500 pesos per person, including lunch, and you can sign up on the beach in the village.

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Island hopping · Beach · Snorkeling

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