All of us in the group were ready
to embrace the adventure in this part of the province, like survivors do. At
that time it was low tide so we walked few meters to the boat and we noticed a
lot of starfish in the hallow sand, there were little fish, crabs, blue jellyfish
too.
Our boatmen suggested that we
should take kuwebang lampas first and spend the night in there because it’s a
nice place, not crowded. We told them we can do that since they know more the
place than us. Not so crowded place so that we can enjoy our stay. It was more
or less than hour trip to kuwebang lampas. Along the way we were enjoying the
scenery. I noticed the islet with two stones so I asked the tour guide what was
the name of that islet, she said that is Mag-asawang bato (couple stone). It is a nice location
for pictorials.
As we were approaching the
kuwebang lampas we were all in awe.
Beautiful
Island with white
pristine sand. I couldn’t wait to reach the
Island.
LOL I wanted to jump right there and then. The water was clear and I could see
from the boat the sea urchins, crabs, and fishes swimming even in a hallow
water. We stayed the night in this island. This island is good for snorkeling,
diving, swimming, trekking and other fun water activities.
The following morning our boatmen
arrived transferred us to
Borawan
Island. The island has
its own beauty, stunning view, long shore line, white sand. We stayed there for
a lunch. The water in here is not as clear like in Kuwebang Lampas. Although we
still swam with fishes.
Around 2:00pm our boatmen came
again to transfer us to Dampalitan
Island. Another Island with Agoho trees, white pristine sand too although
with broken corals. Fishes can be seen even in a hallow water. There are live seashells
that can be collected by the seashore.
This adventure was a real adventure. Those who are
going to take this tour, bear in mind that there is no electricity in the
island. Solar charger for your gadgets if you have it will be of great help.
Extra batteries are badly needed to capture every moment. Cooking stove for
camping will be beneficial. Mosquito repellant and sunblock cream are a must.
Bring Shawl, Malong, thin long sleeve clothes or anything that can cover you
from the sun light
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