About Dalutan Island
Dalutan Island is a small uninhabited islet off the coast of Almeria municipality in Biliran Province, Eastern Visayas, Philippines. Located a short boat ride from Almeria port, it features a white sand beach, clear turquoise waters and fringing coral. The island is valued for its natural, undeveloped setting and is visited as a day-trip destination for swimming, snorkeling and beach relaxation within Biliran's island-hopping circuit.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped coastal island with a white sand beach, clear shallow waters and coral areas suitable for swimming and snorkeling. The island is uninhabited with no permanent commercial development, offering open beach areas, scattered trees and views of the surrounding sea and mainland Biliran. Access is by small outrigger boat from Almeria, and visits are typically day trips for beach time, photography and snorkeling.
Key highlights
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Small uninhabited white sand island off Almeria coast
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Clear turquoise water with fringing coral for snorkeling
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Undeveloped natural setting with minimal structures
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Short boat ride from Almeria port as part of Biliran island-hopping
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Views of Biliran mainland and nearby islets
Route
| By air | Fly to Daniel Z. Romualdez Airport in Tacloban City, then travel by van or bus to Naval, Biliran and onward by road to Almeria. |
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| By road | From Naval or Almeria town proper, travel by road to Almeria port or Barangay Lo-ok area, then hire a small outrigger boat to Dalutan Island (approx. 10-20 minutes boat ride depending on sea conditions). |
| By public transport |