Salomague

Philippines

Dive into pristine turquoise waters teeming with tropical fish and vibrant coral gardens perfect for snorkeling enthusiasts.

Currency Philippine Peso (PHP)

Language Filipino (Tagalog), English

Time Zone PHT (UTC+8)

Best Time to Visit Jan–May

Typical Duration 11-12 nights

Price Range From $7,750 pp

Port Type Port of Call

Tender Port Yes

Gateway to the stunning Batanes Islands and Hundred Islands National Park, offering pristine beaches, dramatic coastal landscapes, and authentic Filipino island culture.

Cruises that visit Salomague

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Cruise calls are short. Set your ship's arrival time, pick the stops you care about, and we'll show whether they realistically fit before departure.

Ships typically depart around 7:00 PM

Usually about 11 hours ashore

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Calle Crisologo Memorable and a taste of Filipino-Spanish culture and ambiance Tourist attraction · ★ 4.7 · 4k Open 24 hours

Robinsons Department Store Ilocos Good place to shop for many items food courts to eat at move house inside Department store · ★ 4.4 · 3k Closed · Opens 10 AM

Hidden Garden - Vigan City Many dishes are praised bagnet, empanada, local Ilocano specialties. Filipino restaurant · ★ 4.2 · 2k Closed · Opens 6 AM

Seaside Grille House Foods and their prices are affordable and the taste is not bad. Restaurant · ★ 4.4 · 0k Closed · Opens 9 AM

Sabang Boardwalk Entrance fee for adult is 20 and kids 10. Tourist attraction · ★ 4.3 · 0k

Salomague Port Port authority · ★ 4 · 0k

IBEAS FOODHOUSE - Greenhauz Please do try the grilled chicken, and a huge plate of palabok. Filipino restaurant · ★ 4.6 · 0k Closed · Opens 7 AM

Monte Costa Resort hotel · ★ 4 · 0k

1227cafe Dine-in·Curbside pickup·Delivery Restaurant · ★ 4.9 · 0k Closed · Opens 9:30 AM

The Farm The food is really good and makes you comfortable to eat their comfort food. Food court · ★ 4.3 · 0k Closed · Opens 10 AM

One-Stop View Noodle Hauz Dine-in·Takeout Noodle shop · ★ 4 · 0k Closed · Opens 6:30 AM

178 Shopping Center Shopping mall · ★ 3.8 · 0k

Solot-Solot Public Beach And Baywalk It's a public beach where locals come to jog, unwind and swim. Tourist attraction · ★ 4.8 · 0k Open 24 hours

Kusina ni Camila Dine-in·Takeout Asian restaurant · ★ 5 · 0k

The Tipsea Club Dine-in Bar · ★ 5 · 0k Open · Closes 3 AM

Salomague Island Island · ★ 5 · 0k

12/15 GASTROPUB Dine-in·Curbside pickup·Delivery Gastropub · ★ 5 · 0k Closes soon · 2 AM

Salomague Lighthouse Tourist attraction · ★ 3.5 · 0k

Sabang Food Bazaar The food is cheap but surprisingly good, with plenty of choices to explore. Asian restaurant · ★ 5 · 0k Closed · Opens 8 AM

ZSEMS GRILL & Restaurant Dine-in·Takeout Restaurant · ★ 5 · 0k Closed · Opens 7 AM

Salomague Cabugao Ilocos Sur Gift shop · ★ 5 · 0k

Opening hours are indicative — always confirm before you go. Travel times are estimates from Google Maps.

Next Departures from Salomague

About Salomague

Salomague serves as a port of call for discerning cruise travelers exploring the Philippines and wider Asia-Pacific region. With two premium cruise lines—Swan Hellenic and The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection—calling here, this intimate port attracts those seeking refined, expedition-style voyages. Most cruises from Salomague span 11 nights, routing passengers to iconic destinations like Okinawa's Naha, Manila, and the stunning natural beauty of Hundred Islands National Park and Batanes.

When your ship arrives, you'll find yourself positioned to explore some of the Philippines' most compelling destinations. The port's peak seasons in January and May offer ideal weather for discovering the region's cultural richness and pristine landscapes. Whether you're drawn to the dramatic cliffs of Sabtang Island or the colonial charm of Manila, Salomague provides an excellent launching point for meaningful encounters with this captivating corner of Asia.

Explore Hundred Islands National Park

Discover the stunning limestone formations and pristine beaches of Hundred Islands National Park, located near Salomague. Take a guided island-hopping tour to visit secluded coves, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and explore sea caves. This natural wonder offers breathtaking photo opportunities and unforgettable swimming experiences perfect for your port day.

Savor Fresh Seafood Delicacies

Indulge in authentic Philippine coastal cuisine at local waterfront restaurants serving the day's fresh catch. Try grilled bangus, crispy tilapia, and traditional sinigang prepared with local ingredients. The vibrant fish markets near the port showcase the region's rich maritime heritage and offer authentic flavors you won't find elsewhere.

Visit Historic Spanish Colonial Sites

Step back in time at Salomague's colonial-era churches and heritage structures that reflect centuries of Spanish influence. These architectural landmarks tell the story of the Philippines' rich cultural history and offer insight into local traditions. Guided tours provide fascinating context about the region's past and its significance to Filipino heritage.

Shop Local Markets and Crafts

Browse vibrant public markets brimming with handcrafted souvenirs, woven textiles, and locally-made goods unique to the Pangasinan region. Interact with artisans selling traditional crafts, fresh tropical fruits, and regional delicacies. These authentic shopping experiences support local communities and offer genuine mementos of your Philippine visit.

Experience Coastal Village Life

Walk through charming fishing villages where locals maintain traditional ways of life, observing daily activities like net-making and boat repair. Chat with friendly residents, photograph colorful bancas, and experience genuine Filipino hospitality. This authentic cultural immersion reveals the heart of coastal Philippine communities beyond typical tourist attractions.