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Other posts about Malcapuya Island
Malcapuya Island, Coron, Palawan My second favorite island in Coron. Just like Waling Waling Island, Malcapuya Island can be reached by almost 2-hour boat ride from the port of Coron. It is West of Waling Waling Island and just across Banana Island and the three island is just a few minutes away from each other by boat. There are no structures here except for the owner of the island’s private home and a few cottages. There’s nothing much to do here really except but to beach bum. Another thing that I love about this island is that Malcapuya's sand is powdery and pinkish. Its fineness falls between Boracay's Station 1 sand and Station 2 sand. It was like walking on refined sugar! One of the best sands I've seen and walked on.
The fine sand and translucent waters of Malcapuya Island invite you to go on full vacation mode—but before you laze on the beach, explore the expanse for Mother Nature has a few surprises up her sleeve for you here! Trek up the hill for a picturesque vista of the isle, as well as neighboring Bulog Dos and Banana Island. Marvel at the long stretch of white sand contrasted beautifully by distinct shades of blue ocean, ranging from turquoise, emerald, to navy. Dip into the cool crystal waters and paddle away from the shore to find an interesting collection of marine life—you may even be lucky enough to come across a friendly baby shark!
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