Front Beach |
Front Beach |
The
view coming from the cave is stunning, very panoramic. On the right side there
is another short stretch of shoreline, white sand too. We tried to reach that
area, as we were walking we saw crabs, fishes, shells, the marine ecosystem is
so rich and half way I saw a sea snake (walo-walo) crawling near a crab. I got
scared that we decided to come back to the cave.
Kuwebang Lampas |
Right Side of Kuwebang Lampas |
While
we were resting on the sand we saw a cat climbing the coconut tree. So we took
picture of it. Nice cat knows how to climb with style.
One
of our companions said that he knows how to eat sea urchin because when he was
in Bohol he was taught how to clean and eat
it. Our group decided to get some sea urchins, the good thing in this island
the tourists can go fishing and collect some sea shells without fee. We saw
some had fishing rods, catching fish. Eating the sea urchins was a challenge
for each of us; all of them said that the taste was like of oyster. I cheated didn't try it, maybe someday I could.
The
water is crystal clear that we could see the sand clearly. We enjoyed
snorkeling because too many fish and they were literally swimming with us.
We
spent the night in here; the tents were included in the entrance and overnight
fee of 180.00 pesos per head. We were 7 and we got 3 tents, the zipper of the
one we got was broken. I called the attention of the caretaker he said he would
look for another one and we should not get worry because during the night he
would transfer our tents to the open cottages. But sad to say he didn’t do what
he said, the lesson you should bring your own tent. I covered the tent with a shawl. It's good the island is safe although in the middle of of the night the rain fell. Stargazing and endless talking were the activities of us during the night.
In
this island it’s a real survivor way of living. The grills for barbecue and
stove for cooking are on the ground. The bathrooms are just two, one for boys and one for
girls, no lights and not so clean. They have makeshift shower room made of
coconut leaves without roof, the flooring is the weeds. Using the bathroom one has
to pay 10.00 pesos for urinating and 20.00 for pooping. No free water for rinsing, one container of
water not purified is 50.00 pesos. That’s why before you go to this island better
bring your own water, what we did was we used the purified water that we
brought. Purified water is 55.00 pesos in Vista Playa, asked your boatmen to buy
some for you. At night there were mosquitoes because there is a swamp in the
middle of the island where mangroves are. Don’t forget to bring your own lights/rechargeable lamps for there is no electricity, extra batteries for gadgets and camera, mosquito repellent and sunblock cream too. The irony was that the signal of the smart telecommunication company (3G) in this island was strong that we could do live streaming and video calling, different from Manila.
Have Fun and Enjoy your stay in this island.
Have Fun and Enjoy your stay in this island.
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