Ipil Beach

The beach we stumbled upon seemed to be a secluded retreat. My companions and I arrived via kayak, but were met by two guards who informed us that the property was private. They politely requested that we, along with two other couples, vacate the premises. It was clear that they were serious, as one of the guards was carrying a firearm.

The island and its beach are truly a sight to behold, and I can confidently say that it was the most stunning destination I had the pleasure of experiencing during my El Nido travels.

The beach is absolutely stunning, nestled on a picturesque island with awe-inspiring views that will take your breath away. The sand is soft and white, perfect for lounging and soaking up the sun. If you're a fan of snorkeling, you'll be delighted to discover some fantastic spots to explore. This beach is a must-visit destination on El Nido Island Hopping Tour B. It's worth noting that the ending scene of the Bourne trilogy and one season of Survivor were filmed here, adding to the allure of this already enchanting location. During our visit, we had the pleasure of meeting a gentleman selling fresh buko, or young coconut water, which he was happy to spike with rum upon request.

The beach is absolutely breathtaking, and the presence of tall grass gives you the feeling of being transported to a scene straight out of Jurassic Park.

Despite the unfavorable weather conditions during my visit to Ipil, I was still amazed by the beauty of the place. In fact, it could be considered as one of the most intriguing spots to explore during El Nido Tour A.