The Islas de Gigantes (or Gigantes Islands) is a remote group of islands located off the coast of Carles and Estancia towns in northeastern Iloilo province in the Western Visayas region in the Philippines. These islands remain untouched to this day where its pristine and idyllic state is truly admirable. These stunning islands are made up of awe-inspiring and uneven rock formations, immaculate white sand beaches, and plentiful seafood.
The Gigantes Islands is an island chain that is comprised of ten (10) islands, where the two largest of them are called Gigantes Norte and Gigantes Sur. There are no developed resorts in the Gigantes Islands where travelers have to stay with the locals. You can also rent a pump boat from Estancia for a whole day trip or sign up from tours offered by various organizers (such as the ChasingWonders.ph) which will take care everything for your group.
The remoteness of the Gigantes Islands makes this adventure more thrilling and exciting. The secluded location only makes the islands more enchanting and alluring to more tourists and visitors. The Islas de Gigantes (or Islands of Giants) is a group of islands located off the coast of Carles and Estancia towns in northeastern Iloilo province in the Philippines. These islands remain untouched to this day where its pristine and idyllic state is truly admirable. These stunning islands are made up of awe-inspiring and uneven rock formations, immaculate white sand beaches, and plentiful seafood.
You can make a splendid island hopping with magnificent sandbars and visit some of the islands’ main attractions. These alluring destinations include the Cabugao Gamay Island (fortunately, the most photographed island), the Bantigue sandbar, the Tangke saltwater lagoon, the Antonia Beach in Antonia Island, the Pawikan Cave, Mini Boracay, Pulupandan, and so much more interesting finds!
