At Seven Commandos Beach, travelers will see one of El Nido’s most loved white-sand beaches, framed by coconut trees, limestone cliffs, and clear turquoise water. It’s a beautiful stop for relaxing after the lagoons and island-hopping highlights. Guests can swim near the shore, take beach photos, enjoy the tropical scenery, or simply rest on the sand with the view of Bacuit Bay. Depending on sea and weather conditions, this stop is perfect for a calm beach break, light snorkeling, and soaking in the classic El Nido island atmosphere before continuing the speedboat experience.

At Big Lagoon, travelers will see one of El Nido’s most iconic natural wonders, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and calm emerald-blue water. As the speedboat approaches, guests can admire the dramatic entrance, crystal-clear shallows, and breathtaking scenery that makes this spot a must-see in Bacuit Bay. Here, travelers can take beautiful photos, enjoy the peaceful lagoon views, and, when available, explore deeper inside by kayak. The experience is perfect for sightseeing, nature appreciation, and capturing the classic El Nido postcard moment.

At Secret Lagoon, travelers will discover a hidden natural pool tucked behind dramatic limestone cliffs. Guests usually enter through a small rock opening that leads into a quiet enclosed lagoon with shallow emerald water and rugged stone walls. It feels mysterious, intimate, and completely different from the open beaches around El Nido. Here, travelers can take photos, admire the unique rock formations, wade in the shallow water, and enjoy the feeling of finding a tucked-away island gem. This stop is ideal for sightseeing and a short, memorable exploration. Access may depend on tide, weather, sea conditions, and local regulations.

At Shimizu Island, travelers will see clear turquoise water, striking limestone cliffs, and a beautiful island setting surrounded by rich marine life. This stop is known for its snorkeling areas, where guests may spot colorful fish and coral beneath the surface. Travelers can swim, snorkel, take scenic photos, or relax while enjoying the classic El Nido island atmosphere. Depending on the day’s route and conditions, Shimizu Island may also serve as a peaceful stop to rest and enjoy the view before continuing the speedboat adventure. Access and activities may depend on weather, tide, sea conditions, and local regulations.

At Secret Beach, travelers will see one of El Nido’s most unique hidden spots, enclosed by towering limestone cliffs and reached through a small opening in the rocks. Inside, guests will find a secluded pocket of white sand, clear shallow water, and dramatic natural scenery that feels private and untouched. Here, travelers can swim, take photos, admire the limestone walls, and enjoy the quiet beauty of this tucked-away beach. This stop is perfect for those who want a more adventurous and memorable El Nido highlight. Access may depend on tide, weather, and sea conditions.

At Talisay Beach, travelers will see a peaceful white-sand beach with clear turquoise water, limestone cliffs, and a relaxed island atmosphere. This stop is perfect for guests who want a quiet break away from the busier El Nido spots. Travelers can swim near the shore, take scenic beach photos, relax on the sand, or simply enjoy the view of Bacuit Bay’s dramatic rock formations. Depending on the route and conditions, Talisay Beach may also be a great place for a calm lunch stop or a refreshing swim before continuing the speedboat adventure.

At Hidden Beach, travelers will discover a secluded paradise tucked behind towering limestone cliffs. As they enter, they’ll see shallow turquoise water, soft white sand, dramatic rock formations, and a peaceful cove that feels naturally protected from the open sea. This stop is one of El Nido’s most scenic hidden gems and is perfect for swimming, taking photos, walking along the beach, and enjoying the quiet beauty of the island. Guests can relax in the calm water, admire the limestone walls, and experience one of the most memorable stops on the Tour C route.

At Helicopter Island, travelers will see one of El Nido’s most recognizable islands, named for its helicopter-like shape when viewed from a distance. The island features a long stretch of white sand, clear blue water, limestone cliffs, and a beautiful tropical backdrop. Guests can swim, relax on the beach, take scenic photos, and enjoy the open views of Bacuit Bay. Depending on sea and weather conditions, the area may also be suitable for snorkeling, with chances to see colorful fish and coral near the island. It’s a great stop for beach time, photos, and a classic El Nido island-hopping experience.