Onok Island Beach

About

Carved into the southern tip of Palawan, Onok Island is a raw, untamed slice of Philippine wilderness. Its shallow crystal waters reveal giant clams, a fleeting sandbar at low tide, wild sea turtles, and a delicate coral reef. Getting here isn't easy — you'll need time, money, and serious adventure spirit. Currently requiring a PHP 1,500 per person entrance fee, the island is privately owned and accessible only through authorized tour operators. This isn't a resort destination, but a genuine expedition into one of the last truly remote island landscapes.