About Siete Pecados
Siete Pecados is a cluster of seven small rocky islets located off the coast of Buenavista municipality in Guimaras Province, Philippines, within the Iloilo Strait between Guimaras and Iloilo. Designated as a marine sanctuary and marine park, it is known for clear waters, coral reefs and protected marine life. Accessible only by boat from Buenavista, it is notable for its distinctive grouping of islets and is visited for snorkeling, diving and island-hopping tours.
Visitors guide
Visitors reach Siete Pecados by outrigger boat from Buenavista wharf and view seven small, rocky islets clustered closely together in shallow, clear water. The surroundings are open sea with coral reefs visible beneath the surface. There are no permanent structures or beaches for extended stays; visitors remain on boats or enter the water for snorkeling and swimming around the reefs. The experience centers on sightseeing the islet formation, observing marine life and photography from the boat.
Key highlights
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Cluster of seven small rocky islets in the Iloilo Strait off Buenavista
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Designated marine sanctuary and marine park with protected coral reefs
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Clear shallow waters suitable for snorkeling and diving
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Accessible only by boat, offering island-hopping and sightseeing experience
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Distinctive close grouping of islets with no permanent habitation
Route
| By air | Fly to Iloilo International Airport, then travel to Iloilo City for ferry connection to Buenavista, Guimaras |
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| By road | Travel by road to Buenavista town in northern Guimaras, then hire a chartered outrigger boat from Buenavista Wharf to the islets |