| linens are provided. the straightforward dorms feature capsule-style beds with privacy curtains and lockers, as well as air-conditioning and private bathrooms. check-in time: 5:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 am. there's an industrial-chic cafe/restaurant that serves breakfast. set amid tropical greenery, this quirky hostel is 12 minutes' walk from corong corong beach on bacuit bay, and 7 km from el nido airport
El Nido Lio Airport 15 min
Pangalusian Island (58 min)
A resort covers most of this palm-studded getaway known for sandy beaches, boating & snorkeling. Helicopter Island (43 min)
Helicopter-shaped island with lush limestone hills & virgin beaches, also known as Dilumacad. Corong Corong Beach (12 min)
Backed by a lush tropical forest, this tranquil beach features shallow, clear waters & sunset views. Las Cabañas Beach (6 min)
Picturesque beach known for sunset viewing, also offering casual dining options & bars. Miniloc Island (54 min)
Island with evergreen rainforest, white-sand beaches, diving station & unique ecosystems. Marimegmeg Beach (5 min)
Palm-fringed golden sands with beach shack bars & restaurants for sunset vistas. Shimizu Island (51 min)
Small island with sandy beaches, clear water for snorkeling & vendors selling snacks & drinks. Cadlao Island (45 min)
Uninhabited island with many sandy beaches offering swimming & snorkelling in coral gardens. Nacpan Beach (38 min)
Swimming, sunbathing & picnicking are the draw at this picturesque, sandy beach with a restaurant. Big Lagoon (51 min)
Picturesque place for kayaking, swimming & snorkeling in clear water surrounded by limestone cliffs. Pinagbuyutan Island (7 min) Secret Lagoon (54 min)
Only accessible through a small cave, this hideaway lagoon is a popular destination for sightseeing. Seven Commandos Beach (9 min)
Serene white-sand beach with clear turquoise water, palm trees & rock formations, plus a beach bar. Taraw Cliff (7 min)
Craggy limestone peak offering panoramic views, reached via a suspension bridge & canopy walk. Snake Island (1 hr 1)
Tranquil island with white-sand beaches, known for its winding sandbar visible only at low tide. | 
