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“White sandy beaches and clear water Ideal for snorkeling and kayaking Mountains and hills offer scenic viewpoints Quiet place for relaxation and photography Beautiful sunrise and sunset viewpoints”
Romblon Island is the capital island of the Romblon Province in the MIMAROPA region of the Philippines. It is a geographically and culturally rich destination, celebrated not only for its unspoiled natural beauty but also for its distinctive heritage. The island is prominently known as the "Marble Capital of the Philippines" due to its expansive deposits of high-quality marble, which is often compared favorably to the renowned Carrara marble of Italy. This industry is central to the local economy, and visitors can witness the artistry firsthand at local quarries and workshops where skilled craftsmen carve various items, from small souvenirs to elaborate furniture and building materials.
The island’s tourism is built around its pristine environment. The surrounding waters are clear and remarkably calm, making the island an ideal spot for numerous water activities. Snorkeling is exceptional, with shallow areas offering clear views of vibrant coral reefs and schools of small, colorful tropical fish, providing an accessible marine experience suitable even for beginners. For a more active exploration, tourists can easily rent kayaks or hire local boats to discover hidden coves and admire the dramatic limestone formations along the coast.
Romblon’s scenic land features provide a stunning backdrop to the coastal experience. The island is characterized by rolling hills and mountains that visitors can climb. The ascent is often rewarding, offering panoramic views that stretch across the turquoise sea and the neighboring islands of the province. These elevated spots, particularly the historic Fort San Andres—a Spanish colonial-era fortress—are highly favored for taking photographs and enjoying breathtaking views of the sunrise and sunset over the archipelago.
To ensure a smooth visit, travelers should note that the most popular and recommended time to visit is during the dry season, from November to May. This period guarantees stable, sunny weather and calm waters. Access is typically facilitated via a domestic flight or a ferry trip to Tablas Island (the largest island), followed by a short ferry or land transfer to Romblon Island. Visitors are highly encouraged to pack essential items, including swimwear, sun protection, water, and sturdy footwear for both beach activities and light hiking. Crucially, tourists are asked to follow local environmental guidelines, maintain the cleanliness of the beaches, and respect the natural and ecological integrity of the island to help preserve its unique charm.
How to Get There
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Boat from Romblon town pier, approximately 30–45 minutes
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Local boat rentals or guided tours are recommended for convenience and safety
Travel Tips
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Bring swimwear, towels, hats, sunscreen, and drinking water
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Wear shoes suitable for the beach and climbing hills
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Ideal for nature photography and sunrise–sunset watching
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Visit in the morning or afternoon to avoid crowds
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Respect nature and avoid littering
Admission Fee
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Adult (Local/General): 50 PHP per person
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Adult (Foreigner): 100 PHP per person
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Child: 30 PHP per person
Opening Hours
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Open daily: 06:00 AM – 06:00 PM
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Recommended time for relaxation and water activities: 08:00 AM – 04:00 PM
Romblon Island
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Romblon Island, Romblon, mimaropa Region, Philippines
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