El Nido: Kayak & Snorkel Tour Lagoons & Beach

Beat the crowds with an early-start Tour A — kayak Big Lagoon at golden hour, slip into Secret Lagoon first, snorkel Shimizu Reef, and finish at Seven Commandos Beach.
There's a version of El Nido's Tour A that most travelers never get — the one where Big Lagoon is still glassy and quiet, Secret Lagoon hasn't filled up yet, and Shimizu's reef is undisturbed. That version exists only in the early morning, and that's exactly when this tour departs.

Big Lagoon — Paddle Before the Crowds
Arriving early means the lagoon's towering limestone walls are lit by soft morning light rather than harsh midday sun. A kayak is waiting for you at this stop — the best way to quietly explore the shallow inlets and hidden corners that bigger groups on motorized boats simply can't reach.

Secret Lagoon — First Through the Rock
The narrow rock passage into Secret Lagoon can get congested by mid-morning. Arriving early means your group is among the first inside — giving you the surreal experience of a natural limestone pool almost entirely to yourself, if only for a few minutes.

Shimizu Island — Reef Snorkel at Its Best
Shimizu's reef is one of the healthiest remaining coral systems in the Bacuit Archipelago. Parrotfish, clownfish, and sea turtles are regular sightings here. Snorkel mask, fins, and vest are provided — the reef is shallow enough for beginners but rewarding for experienced snorkelers too.

Seven Commandos Beach — A Proper Ending
The final stop is one of El Nido's longest white-sand beaches. By this point in the day the light is perfect, the earlier rush has spread out, and you have time to swim, walk the shoreline, or simply sit and take in the view of the Bacuit Bay before heading back to town.

Your guide was born and raised in El Nido and has been navigating these waters for years. They know when the tide is right for kayaking, which corner of the reef has the most fish that morning, and how to make the most of each stop before the later boats arrive.

Per garantire la disponibilità, prenota il prima possibile. La prenotazione anticipata è consigliata soprattutto se stai pianificando il viaggio durante l'alta stagione come le festività pubbliche o i fine settimana.

Questa escursione può essere annullata senza costi fino a 24 ore prima dell'inizio del viaggio. Se la annulli dopo 24 ore o non ti presenti all'escursione, ti verrà comunque addebitato il prezzo intero dell'attività. Essere in ritardo al ritiro o alla partenza sarà considerato come non presentarsi.