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Hundred Islands Philippines Cruise Port Guide

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The Philippine government on July 16, 2024, launched the ‘cruise visa waiver,’ making entry into the country easier and seamless for visa-required foreigners vacationing on board cruise ships. Eligible foreigners may apply for the waiver at the Bureau of Immigration’s (BI) e-services portal at https://e-services.immigration.gov.ph.

You will be anchored and tendered to Quezon Island and enjoy a whole day on the beach frolicking, picnicking and island hopping.

Some gazebos and restrooms are available.

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There are actually 124 islands in this Philippine National Park, and they are the remnants of an ancient coral reef, making it a pleasing maze through which to thread in a small boat, either for snorkeling or to watch for some of the many forms of wildlife including crab-eating macaques, civets, dolphins, occasional dugongs and a number of sea turtle species.

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Currency:

The local currency is the Philippine peso.

American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and Visa are widely accepted in major establishments throughout the big cities of the Philippines. ATMs are available.

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Communication:

Most Filipinos speak English well, no matter their level of education.

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