Lokeeratut

Lokeeratut is a small island located in the archipelago of Palawan in the Philippines. It is part of the municipality of Roxas, a coastal town known for its fishing industry and agricultural products. The island is characterized by its pristine beaches, clear waters, and a generally undeveloped landscape, offering a natural and tranquil environment.

The local economy of Lokeeratut, like many smaller islands in the region, is primarily sustained by fishing and subsistence farming. The community is small, with residents relying on traditional livelihoods. Access to the island is typically by boat, with local fishermen often providing transportation for those traveling to and from the mainland.

The natural beauty of Lokeeratut makes it an appealing destination for ecotourism, though its infrastructure is limited. Visitors can expect a rustic experience, focusing on the natural environment rather than developed tourist amenities. The surrounding waters are rich in marine life, supporting local fisheries and offering opportunities for snorkeling and diving for those who venture there. The island remains largely untouched by mass tourism, preserving its peaceful atmosphere and natural ecological balance.