Balabac Tour Prices and Inclusions

Compare current Balabac tour prices for 3D2N, 4D3N and 5D4N packages. Rates vary by duration, group size, joiner or private setup, accommodation type, season, fuel conditions and final route.

Package
Joiner starting rate
Private starting guide rate
Recommendation
3D2N
From Php 12,900 / pax
From Php 14,500 / pax for larger groups
Best for short trips.
4D3N
From Php 14,900 / pax
From Php 16,000 / pax for larger groups
Recommended and most popular
5D4N
From Php 18,900 / pax
From Php 20,500 / pax for larger groups
Best for more relaxed pacing.

Why Prices Can Change

Balabac tours involve long-distance land and sea travel. Fuel prices, boat availability, weather routing, permits, accommodation access and group size can change the final cost. Balabacation confirms final pricing in writing before you pay.

What Is Usually Included?

  • Land transfers from Puerto Princesa when included in package
  • Boat transfers and island hopping
  • Local guide and boat crew
  • Meals during island tour days as stated
  • Basic accommodation, tent, hut or room depending on package
  • Entrance and environmental fees when included
  • Life vest use

What Is Usually Not Included?

  • Airfare to and from Puerto Princesa
  • Hotel in Puerto Princesa before or after the tour
  • Travel insurance
  • Personal expenses
  • Meals not stated in the inclusions
  • Alcoholic drinks and snacks
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Optional upgrades, add-ons and private room requests

Who Should Book 3D2N?

Book 3D2N if you have limited vacation days, want a budget-friendly introduction to Balabac, and are comfortable with a fast-paced route. Choose 4D3N or 5D4N if you want a more complete Balabac experience. 

FAQ

Q: What is the best Balabac tour length?

A: For most travelers, 4D3N is the best balance because it gives enough time for major island stops without feeling too rushed. Choose 3D2N if you have limited time, and 5D4N if you want the most relaxed pacing and better weather buffer

Q: Are island stops guaranteed?

A: No. Balabac is a remote island-hopping destination, so final island order and stops depend on weather, tide, Coast Guard advisories, permits, sea conditions, and guest safety.

Q: Is Balabac a luxury destination?

A: No. Balabac is best for travelers who enjoy remote islands, simple accommodations, basic facilities, beach camping or simple rooms, and off-grid travel.

Q: Where does the tour start?

A: Most packages start with early morning pickup in Puerto Princesa, followed by a long land transfer to the southern Palawan jump-off area and boat transfer or island hopping.