Balintang Islands
Islands Small island group in the Luzon Strait, Philippines
The Balintang Islands sit in the Balintang Channel north of Luzon; known to mariners for strong currents, the islets are encountered by fishing boats and passing vessels.
How to Get to Balintang Islands #
Reached by private boat or charter from northern Luzon ports such as Santa Ana or from the Babuyan group; sea conditions determine feasibility.
Tips for Visiting Balintang Islands #
- The Balintang Islands are remote; coordinate with local sea transport operators in Cagayan for schedules and permissions.
- Bring adequate supplies and be prepared for limited shelter and basic facilities.
Best Time to Visit Balintang Islands #
Best visited in the dry season; avoid the typhoon months.
Dry Season
December-May · 24-31°C
Calmer seas and better access for boating and fishing.
Wet Season/Typhoon Season
June-November · 25-31°C
Higher seas and storm risk; travel discouraged.
Weather & Climate near Balintang Islands #
Climate
Temperature & Rainfall
Temperature Range
31°
Warmest Month
19°
Coldest Month
Monthly Conditions
January
Weather
1.4
UV Index
High
11.0h daylight
February
Weather
1.8
UV Index
Very High
11.4h daylight
March
Weather
2.0
UV Index
Extreme
11.9h daylight
April
Weather
2.4
UV Index
Extreme
12.5h daylight
May
Weather
2.5
UV Index
Extreme
12.9h daylight
June
Weather
2.6
UV Index
Extreme
13.2h daylight
July
Weather
2.5
UV Index
Extreme
13.1h daylight
August
Weather
2.3
UV Index
Extreme
12.7h daylight
September
Weather
2.1
UV Index
Extreme
12.1h daylight
October
Weather
1.8
UV Index
Very High
11.6h daylight
November
Weather
1.4
UV Index
High
11.1h daylight
December
Weather
1.2
UV Index
High
10.9h daylight
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