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Cuyo Islands are a group of islands in Palawan, Philippines. The archipelago of the Cuyo Islands are located north of the Sulu sea, to the east of the main island of Palawan. They compose around 40 islands, many of which are uninhabited. Cuyo Island, in the south of the archipelago, is home to Cuyo town. The total population in the islands according to a census in 2000 is 18,257.

[edit] Get in/out

Milagrosa Shipping has a weekly ferry that sails between Puerto Princesa - Cuyo Islands - Iloilo. It departs Iloilo at 7PM on Thursday, arrives at the Cuyo Islands at 8AM Friday, departs Cuyo Islands 3PM Friday and arrives in Puerto Princesa at 8AM on Saturday.

[edit] Get around

There are lots of tricycles around Cuyo town.

[edit][add listing] See

White sand beaches and coral reefs around the islands.

[edit][add listing] Do

Island hopping, snorkeling, diving.

[edit][add listing] Buy

• Cashew nuts (brittle, salted, roasted, or in chewy bars)

[edit][add listing] Eat

• puerto pricesa city palawan. buti-buti(poprice) brittled casew nuts
• Cashew nuts (salted, roasted, bande, brittle, chewy bars)
• Lato
• Combo (saba bananas fried in coconut oil wrapped in a mixture of flour and egg, not like maruya)
• Bondok (cookies)
• Tirek (sea urchin)

[edit][add listing] Sleep

[edit] Contact

Internet: there is at least one internet cafe in Cuyo town, however, the connection is not guaranteed.

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