Get a taste of island life in the little paradise that is Sumilon Island with this full-day pass! Explore the marine sanctuary and go snorkeling, cave exploring, kayaking, lagoon-hopping, and hiking. Enjoy a day full of sights, views, and relaxation.
| Water activity type | Canoe・Kayak, Snorkeling |
| Special water activity | Sea kayaking / Sea canoeing |
Day use from 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Please take note of the boat transfers available on a first come first serve basis from 8:00am - 3:00pm (Mainland Bancogon-Sumilon Island and vice versa) (Subject to change based on inclement weather conditions and capacity)
An additional surcharge of PHP500 per person will be collected from guest directly at the resort during Holidays such as Valentine’s Day, Easter Sunday, Mother’s Day, Barrio Fiesta Night on all Saturdays of June 2024, Father’s Day, Halloween, Christmas Day Lunch and New Year’s Day Lunch .
The Bluewater Sumilon Day Use Package grants full-day access to Sumilon Island. It typically includes use of the resort's facilities, such as the infinity pool, and access to activities like snorkeling in the marine sanctuary, cave exploring, kayaking, lagoon-hopping, and hiking around the island. It's designed for a full day of relaxation and adventure, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the island's natural beauty.
To reach Bluewater Sumilon Island Resort, you first need to travel to Bancogon Port in Oslob, Cebu. Common options from Cebu City include booking a private car for direct travel, or taking public buses or shared vans that ply the route to Oslob. From Bancogon Port, a dedicated boat transfer, usually operated by the resort, takes guests directly to Sumilon Island, ensuring a convenient final leg of the journey.
From Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB), you can take a taxi or a ride-hailing service to the South Bus Terminal in Cebu City. From there, board a bus bound for Bato (via Oslob) and alight at Bancogon Port. Alternatively, many travelers opt for a pre-arranged private transfer directly from the airport to Bancogon Port for enhanced convenience, especially when traveling with luggage. A boat transfer from Bancogon Port then completes the journey to Sumilon Island.
Boat transfers to Sumilon Island for day visitors typically depart from Bancogon Port in Oslob. Bluewater Sumilon Island Resort operates scheduled boat services throughout the day. It's advisable to check the latest schedule and ensure your day use package includes or arranges these transfers to guarantee a smooth arrival and departure. The boat ride to the island is usually brief, offering scenic views as you approach.
Generally, bringing outside food and beverages to Bluewater Sumilon Island Resort is not permitted. This policy is common among resorts to maintain hygiene standards and manage their dining facilities. The day use package usually includes access to the resort's dining options, allowing guests to enjoy a variety of meals and refreshments on-site without needing to bring their own.
With the Bluewater Sumilon Day Use Package, visitors can enjoy a range of activities. You can explore the marine sanctuary for snorkeling, discover natural caves, go kayaking in the lagoons, enjoy lagoon-hopping, and hike around the island's trails. The famous shifting sandbar is also a highlight, perfect for relaxing, sunbathing, and taking memorable photos amidst picturesque surroundings.
Booking the Bluewater Sumilon Day Use Package involves selecting your preferred date and completing the reservation online. You can conveniently book through KKday, which offers a streamlined process and often provides comprehensive service, ensuring your day pass and transfers are well-arranged for a hassle-free experience. After booking, you will receive a confirmation for your full-day island access, typically via email.
Sumilon Island's sandbar is unique because its shape and length change dynamically with the tides and seasons. It's a natural wonder that shifts and reforms, offering different views throughout the year. The best time to visit the sandbar is typically during low tide, when it's most exposed and expansive, allowing for comfortable walks, relaxation, and beautiful photo opportunities on the pristine white sands.