There are also a number of bush paths and two modest hills to explore. At low tide, baby sharks chasing bait fish are sometimes seen in the shallows at Pamalican's southern end. Turtles nest annually on the island. Starlings and kingfishers, black-naped orioles, sea eagles, egrets and two dozen more species make their seasonal home on Pamalican and its surrounding shores. Picnic lunches can be organized in a number of island hideaways.
Bicycles are available on request.
The Sulu Sea makes for fine cruising . Manamoc Island, across the channel, is a popular cruise and picnic area. Other sea-going options include a sunset cruise and a leisurely cruise of the Sulu Sea by moonlight. Guests can arrange for a private beach barbecue dinner after their cruise. Amanpulo is a magnet for beginners as well as experienced windsurfers.