Overview
Sibuyan is the second largest island in the Romblon archipelago and has always been isolated from the other islands in the Philippines. It remains predominantly untouched and wild, meaning it boasts a thriving ecosystem where it is home to several endemic species, which is why it is sometimes dubbed “the Galápagos of Asia”. Right near Sibuyan, you could get the chance to swim at the beautiful white-sand beaches on the minuscule Cresta de Gallo Island, surrounded by crystal-clear waters.