Hundred Islands National Park - Wildlife

Wildlife

There was a study done in the Hundred Islands National Park to find out its wildlife. They found the following animals to be living in the Hundred Islands National Park.

  • Monitor Lizard
  • Crab-eating Macaque
  • Dugong
  • Fraser's Dolphin
  • Common Palm Civet
  • Laticauda colubrina
  • Olive Ridley
  • Green Sea Turtle
  • a species of Red Turtle
  • Gecko
  • Various Bat Species
  • Various Rodent Species


The Hundred Islands National Park Image Gallery

  • Quezon Island is one of the few developed tourist locations of The Hundred Islands

  • Some of the Hundred Islands as seen from the viewing point on Governor Island.

  • One of the islands of Hundred Islands

  • View of the Hundred Islands from the Governor island.

  • The 100 Islands Welcome Sign

  • Count 100 Islands Monument

  • View from Maxine by the Sea

  • The wharf from where boats depart to the 100 Islands

  • Tourism and Registration Office

  • Map of the Islands


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