Mindoro

Mindoro is one of the largest islands of the Philippine archipelago. The island’s name comes from Spanish (mina de oro) and translates as “my gold”.

Most of the island’s territory is still unexplored. The island is covered by the Mindoro mountains, which divide it into two parts: Eastern and Western. Mindoro is known for its white shores, crystal-clear water and colourful coral reefs. On Mindoro you will spend time not only relaxing on the beach, but also getting to know the local sights.

Island of Peaks and Depths

You can go to the Tamaraw Falls and learn about the life of local tribes, go trekking in the jungle, visit Lake Naujan, one of the largest lakes in the country and a wildlife sanctuary, and climb the mountains. No less interesting are the Apo Reef Marine Park and the stunning landscape of Mount Halcon.

Such wonderful places are attractive here as the underwater Puerto Galera National Park with its splendid fish fauna and fairly strong currents (which is why “drift diving” is popular here), the beaches of Sabang, La Laguna, White Beach and Talipanan, and the Aninuan Falls.

Excursions in Mindoro

Snorkelling in Mindoro

If you choose a boat trip, you will be offered a visit to magnificent coral reefs and the famous Puerto Galera underwater reserve, known all over the world and attracting travellers from all corners of the planet like a huge magnet.

Getting to Know Mindoro

Mindoro Island is rightfully considered one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the Philippines, with its amazingly beautiful nature, picturesque bays and waterfalls that seem to have stepped out of the pages of favourite childhood books.

Ponderosa Golf Club

Fans of a quiet holiday will enjoy visiting the local golf club, located 2,000 feet above the ocean, which will give true pleasure to both amateurs and professionals of the game.