I guess it is safe for me to say that we indeed saved the best for last! After spending enough time in Verga Island, our bangkero finally took us to
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Island Hopping In Burias ~ The Verga IslandIsland Hopping In Burias ~ The Verga Island
After our lunch, it was time for us to pack up our things and leave the island of Sombrero. Based on our original itinerary, we were supposed to visit the
Island Hopping In Burias : The Sombrero IslandIsland Hopping In Burias : The Sombrero Island
It was another long ride going back from Tinalisayan to Sombrero Island which served as our camp site. It was truly a tiring yet rewarding island hopping adventure. We managed
Island Hopping In Burias : Tinalisayan Island And SandbarIsland Hopping In Burias : Tinalisayan Island And Sandbar
The Island of Animasola is truly a sight to behold (Check : Animasola Island) but Tinalisayan is another beauty to marvel! Almost an hour away from the island of Animasola
Island Hopping In Burias : Animasola IslandIsland Hopping In Burias : Animasola Island
After passing by the Iniwaran Island (Check : A Glimpse of Iniwaran Island / Templo Island) and after few more minutes of clashing against waves, we finally reached our next
Island Hopping In Burias : A Glimpse Of Iniwaran Island / Templo IslandIsland Hopping In Burias : A Glimpse Of Iniwaran Island / Templo Island
While on our way to Animasola, we passed by this Island which really took my attention. Unlike the Snake Island (Check: Islang Dapa / Snake Island) and the Sombrero Island,
Island Hopping In Burias : The Islang Dapa / Snake IslandIsland Hopping In Burias : The Islang Dapa / Snake Island
We left Manila around 10 in the evening and it took us almost eight hours to reach San Andres, Quezon. Unlike what we have seen in Paracale Bay going to Calaguas,
Island Hopping In Burias ~ PrologueIsland Hopping In Burias ~ Prologue
ust few weeks after my Calaguas Island Adventure, there’s something inside me that craves for another adventure. I was able to conquer my fear of sea travel so why not