Pamalican Island

Pamalican Island is a private resort destination in the Cuyo Archipelago, featuring beachfront and overwater accommodations scattered across the property. The property covers several kilometers with sandy beaches, coral reef areas, and vegetation, connected by pathways that guests can explore.

The island began as a family-owned plantation and transformed into a luxury resort during the twentieth century. This shift changed it from agricultural land to a recognized travel destination.

The resort works with staff from nearby communities, creating ties that matter to people living in the surrounding waters. This connection shapes how the place feels and operates day to day.

Guests reach the island by private aircraft, which provides a relatively quick journey from the mainland. The resort offers transportation options to help visitors explore different areas.

The resort provides individual buggies for each guest, allowing personal exploration of the island at their own pace. This setup lets visitors discover different beaches and reef areas without relying on scheduled tours.