Pandan

Pandan is a municipality in the province of Antique, located on the northern coast of Panay Island facing the Sibuyan Sea. It is known for its beautiful beaches, including the popular Pandan Beach, and its position as a jump-off point for the Seco Island sandbar, one of the most stunning sandbars in the Philippines.

By land

Pandan is on the national highway along the western coast of Panay. Buses connect it to Kalibo (2 hours north), San Jose (2 hours south), and Roxas (3 hours east).

By plane

The nearest airport is Kalibo International Airport (KLO), about 2 hours away.

Tricycles and habal-habal serve the town and nearby attractions.

• Pandan Beach — A long stretch of grey-sand beach with coconut trees.

• Seco Island — A stunning white-sand sandbar in the middle of the sea, accessible by boat.

• Pandan Public Plaza — The town centre park.

• Malumpati Spring — A crystal-clear spring in nearby Pandan.

• Bugang River — A clean river in nearby Sibalom.

• Seco Island tour — A boat trip to the iconic sandbar, perfect for swimming and photography.

• Snorkelling at Seco Island — The surrounding waters have coral reefs.

• Swimming at Pandan Beach — Relax on the beach.

• Visit Malumpati Spring — A natural swimming pool with clear water.

• Seafood — Fresh fish, crabs, and shrimp.
• Local Antique dishes — Adobo and grilled fish.

• Buko juice — Fresh coconut water available.
• Coffee — Served at local eateries.

• Pandan Beach Resort — A beach resort in the town.
• Pandan Lodge — Basic accommodation.
• Seco Island cottages — Basic overnight stays on the island.

• Antique handicrafts — Woven products and local crafts.
• Pandan Public Market — Fresh produce.

• Seco Island — 30 minutes by boat.
• Kalibo — 2 hours north.
• San Jose de Buenavista — 2 hours south.
• Malumpati Spring — 15 minutes from the town.