Cuatro Islands, Philippines

No cruise ships are scheduled in Cuatro Islands today, Friday 13 November 2026. The next is Le Soléal on Thursday 9 September 2027. Over the next 12 months, 1 call brings about 224 passengers.

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Daylight view approaching Digyo Island in the Cuatro Islands group off western Leyte, with white sand, palms and turquoise Camotes Sea water
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Ship schedule

Next 4 calls · all times local (Philippine Standard Time)

September 2027
Le Soléal
Ponant Cruises224 passengers
Thu 9 Sep
Arrival7:00 am
Departure5:30 pm
February 2028
Le Soléal
Ponant Cruises224 passengers
Tue 15 Feb
Arrival7:00 am
Departure6:00 pm
June 2028
Le Soléal
Ponant Cruises224 passengers
Sat 3 Jun
Arrival7:30 am
Departure9:30 pm
September 2028
Le Soléal
Ponant Cruises224 passengers
Sat 16 Sep
Arrival7:00 am
Departure5:30 pm

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Cruise Ships in Cuatro Islands

Today and the next 7 days · all times local (Philippine Standard Time)

Today · Fri 13 NovNo ships
0 people in port
No cruise ships today

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Cuatro Islands day.

Planning a day in Cuatro Islands?

The crowd calendar shows every ship and how busy the port is, hour by hour, plus the quietest and busiest days for the next 90 days.

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Where is the Cuatro Islands cruise port?

There is no cruise pier or terminal. First-party expedition itinerary wording for Cuatro Islas states guests land by Zodiac on Apid Island for a traditional welcome, with beach and swim time; weather permitting, a local boat may tour Digyo and Himokilan. Arrival is mapped as other (Zodiac). Port type is left empty.

The map pin marks Apid Island (Google Maps “Apit Island”, 10.5372832, 124.6383254) as a reference island only — it is not a precise verified landing spot. Digyo is a distinct islet within the same four-island group (not the Apid landing). Ships stand off in the Camotes Sea approaches.

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About Cuatro Islands

Cuatro Islands (Cuatro Islas) is a group of four small coral islands in the Camotes Sea off western Leyte: Apid, Digyo and Mahaba (municipality of Inopacan) and Himokilan (Hindang). Declared a Protected Landscape/Seascape in 2000, the cluster is known for white sand, sandbars, clear lagoons and fringing reefs.

Apid holds the main fishing barangay; Digyo is the smallest sandbar islet; Mahaba has a long beach and marine sanctuary; Himokilan is the largest with a curving sandbar. Expedition cruise passengers land by Zodiac for beach time, snorkeling and brief cultural encounters with the Apid community rather than a town call. Check the ship schedule and your line’s landing plan for how guests go ashore on a given sailing.

Climate
Cuatro Islands lie off western Leyte in the Camotes Sea. Official Eastern Visayas (Region 8) guidance places the western half of Leyte under a Type IV climate: rainfall is fairly evenly distributed through the year, with a short drier stretch typically from February through May. PAGASA’s national climate-type description for Type IV is the same — rainfall more or less evenly distributed year-round, with no strong dry season. Conditions stay warm, humid and tropical; sea state for Zodiac landings still varies with local weather and the broader typhoon season that can affect the Visayas. Wording is regional western-Leyte / Eastern Visayas qualitative climate (DTI Region 8 and PAGASA Type IV) — not on-island station normals.
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