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This island was not named as Naked for no reason. Seeing the island from afar gives you the idea why this island was called as such. There are no trees, no shed, no everything. Just the open white sand. Though upon arriving at the island there is a small bench are but can't fit so much people in there.




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We started so late that we arrive around 11 am in the island. The heat of the sun is at its peak that time but we don't mind it. We took lots of photos and enjoy the island and swim a little bit. There are mainly two groups that time, maybe because they started early so they will not be caught up on the sun's scourging heat at noon time.



Naked Island is perfect for photo ops. The open white sand is so picturesque. It's like you are in a secluded island out in the middle of the ocean.  For complete travel guide on how to get to Naked Island click here -- > https://chasingculprit.blogspot.com/2017/10/diy-travel-guide-to-tres-isla-siargao.html



More photos of the amazing white Naked Island below :)






















Tips


- Start your island hopping as early as you can. Usually Naked Island is the first stop on the three island hopping. The heat is as bad as you can imagine.
- Put sunblock on regardless what time you will start. The heat is no joke, its fun sunbathing but the risk of skin cancer is a no-no. And please use reef safe sunblock.
- Bring lots of water. The heat of the sun will drain you.



Helpful links on my Siargao trips below!

Cheap Accommodation In Siargao
Where To Eat In Siargao?
How To Spend Less In Siargao?
Siargao Happens
DIY Travel Guide To Tres Isla



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How To Get There?


From Manila, there are now directed flights going to Siargao via Cebupac. Once in the island, you may go straight to their boulevard via habal-habal or tricycle or multi-cab or vans. Price will differ on types of vehicles. Once in boulevard there are bystanders boatman waiting there and you can asked them to take you to Tres Isla. You may try to haggle. As per ours, we had a contact who organize everything from pickup from our hostel to boat.





Naked Island




Price?


From my experience, it was 1500 divided by 5. The package includes pickup from our hostels and the boat ride, both with return trips.


Food?


There are no stores in Naked Island and Guyam Island. Though in Daku Island, where you may asked a family to cook for you (you may ask your boatman to assist you where) you may also buy rice from them. There are others who sells pork too and some fishes but it may run out if you came late. I suggest buying your supplies at the boulevard on their wet market. Paluto costs about 150 pesos for all of the foods you want them to cook for you. They do mostly grilled.





Guyam Island






Other Expenses?


There are no entrances on both Naked and Daku Island, only in Guyam for only 10 pesos.


Tips

- Bring your own food to the island. Stores are only available in Daku Island.
- Start your island hopping as early as possible. Naked Island wasn't named "naked" for no reason, there are no trees to cover you, I get really sunburnt on this island for we started so late at around 11 am.
- You may stay in the island for how long you want just inform the boatman of your plans.
- You can try to haggle but not much. There are others that offer around 1300 pesos for the island hopping that you can split up to 8 persons.
- Bring sunblock and as much as possible those reef safe products like that of human nature.
- Bring your own thrash back. Please don't throw anything on the sea or leave any thrash on the island.
- Be friendly.



Naked Island



Daku Island




Guyam Island





Helpful links on my Siargao trips below!

Cheap Accommodation In Siargao
Where To Eat In Siargao?
How To Spend Less In Siargao?
Siargao Happens





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