Matinloc island - all beaches

This was our final stop on Tour C. To get here, we had to swim a considerable distance. Because we arrived in the late afternoon, the waves were larger, which added an extra challenge to the swim. However, it was definitely worth it.

We really enjoyed this beach as an alternative stop for Tour C on windy days! It's a great spot for snorkelling since it's well protected.

The cave is absolutely amazing, but if you plan on visiting, it's important to exercise caution.

True to its name, this beach is tucked away in a secluded spot amidst the limestone landscape. I highly recommend this lovely spot!

This beach may seem picturesque at first glance, but don't let its beauty fool you. The once vibrant reef is now a graveyard for marine life, overrun by algae and a victim of Odette's destruction. Overfishing has left the remaining fish in a vulnerable state, easy prey for the crown-of-thorns starfish invasion. And don't even get me started on the 4 euro visitor's tax, which seems to be doing nothing to combat this ecological disaster. Save your money and go somewhere else, unless you enjoy swimming in a sea of decay.

Me and my wife had a splendid time at this beach. The pristine white sand beach offered a stunning view of the emerald ocean, and we even had the privilege of gazing at a myriad of twinkling stars in the night sky. I'm fervently hoping that we'll be able to witness the sunrise from the pier in the wee hours of the morning.