Pamilacan Island - a gem of an island long destined to become a beachcomber's haven and a diver's playground. In the island is a 150-meter wide fish sanctuary that is home to schools of groupers, snappers, tuna and mackerel.The waters of Pamilacan also serve as pathways for migrating dolphins and whales. Get a chance to catch a glimpse of these sea mammals at the rear of the island. The village chapel and a Spanish-built military outpost which served as a look-out for marauding pirates looms ahead as one approaches the island. Topping off these welcoming sights is a deliciously prepared picnic lunch that caps a well-spent day. Explore the island on foot, swim, or simply laze about.