Where is Balabac
Balabac, island, extreme southwestern Philippines. It is located about 19 miles (30 km) southwest of the southern tip of Palawan island and roughly twice that distance north of the island of Borneo.
Balabac rises to an elevation of about 1,890 feet (576 metres) and has swamps on its northwestern coast. There are coral reefs off its western coast, and the island is particularly noted for its rare glory-of-the-seas cone shells. Philippine territory ends at the southwestern corner of the island, where small motorized canoes operated by Balabac Muslims make frequent border crossings to the nearby islands in Sabah state (Malaysia) off Borneo’s northern coast.
Balabac Expedition
This trip is not your ordinary island hopping, this expedition is a trip to the most remote islands of Palawan. The trip don't is not luxurious and not for everybody.
If you like adventure and discovering places or going places before everyone does, this is for you.
How Many Days is The Expedition:
The expedition is best experience with a minimum of 3 days and 2 nights trip, Lagum Adventure organizes a scheduled trip for groups/ joiners, you may find it in the link below:
Balabac Trip Schedule:
Itinerary
Since you are exploring the most secluded islands in Palawan, the islands are almost bare and open, meaning, destinations will base on the weather during the day of your trip.
For information on itinerary, click link below:
Rates and Inclusions:
For Group Trip, 3 days and 2 nights. Price Per Person, P12,000. 4 Days and 3 Nights, P14,000 Per Person.
Please see link below for exclusions and inclusions
Inclusions and Exclusions.
