The Pamilacan Island

The Pamilacan Island is a small island in the Visayas Archipelagos nestled in the heart of Bohol Sea. The Pamilacan is derived from the word “pilak” means a large hook used by the islanders to catch manta rays, whale sharks and bryde’s whale which very abundant in the nearby island.

The Bohol Sea specially near to this islands is said to be a breeding ground of these mysterious but beautiful creatures. Pamilacan islands in previous times served as watch station against the attack of pirates and other enemies of the Spanish colony as evidenced of this the 200 year old Spanish fort on the northeast side of the islands is still there today.

Today, more than 200 families live in the islands. Most residence used to hunt dolphins, whale, whale sharks and manta rays but today these creatures are now protected by the Philippine law.

Best attraction of this islands that may catch your interest is the Spanish fort. Santa Cruz at the chapel altar, the abundant life at marine sanctuary, white beaches within the island. Corals, fossilized seashells can be found in the rocky hill.

At this time, the jaws and bones of the marine mammals and whale shark still adorn to many homes in the village. The blue waters surround the island with abundant colorful marine life add the beauty of this island.

If you want to visit this island you need to have a tour guide to arrange your visit so that you will not be lost. Aside from Pamilacan island, you can go to other place like Balicasag island which also abundant of marine life, the chocolate hills in Carmen, Sagbayan, the famous Tarsiers in Loboc and the floating restaurant crossing the Loboc river. Call or text us for more info @ 09167806505