2014 has been a rather daunting year. As I’ve written in my year-end post, it has been a roller coaster ride, which includes a lot of tears and crazy experiences. A few days before the year ends, Mark and I decided to hop on a bus going to Quezon, with our backpacks and game faces, and the hopes that we’ll find solace on a segregated island far from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Mark and the bright sun
Located off the coast of Mauban, Quezon, Cagbalete Island is perfect for soul searching and retreat from the world. The “segregated” part is no joke, with the island only having a limited supply of electricity, and with little to no crowd on an off-peak season. We stayed at Villa Cleofas, and on our resort, there are only two rooms occupied — our room, and a nice villa that was occupied by a family.
Mark vs. Sandbars vs. Clouds
What enticed us to go to Cagbalete is its proximity to Manila, its affordability, and its gorgeous sandbars that stretch for more than a kilometer from the shore. We stayed there for three days and two nights (originally planned to be an overnight stay) and had the best quality time that we could ever ask for. Last December, Mark and I celebrated our 7th anniversary (yes, we’re already on the 7th year itch), and our busy schedules just kept us from having the bonding time that we both needed. Cagbalete proved itself to be the right place to stay, enveloped with stillness and peace that you cannot simply find the extraordinarily crowded places and beaches nearby.
THE TRAVEL
How we get there via Commute
Lucena Grand Terminal
Mark and I are the types of people who goes around via commuting all the time, so we didn’t find it hard to transfer from one place to another, hauling ourselves into buses and tricycles. Going to Cagbalete is relatively easy — but since we had to travel early and we were asleep the whole time, we ended up finding ourselves in the port going to Marinduque at 4 in the morning. It was a long story, but we eventually find our way back (thanks to that nice manong tricycle driver that helped us out).
Anyway, there are two options to go to Cagbalete: the first option is to take the bus going straight to Mauban, or you may take the bus going to Lucena and then ride another bus going to Mauban proper. Both routes are available via Jac Liner. We took the bus at their Kamias terminal, and we told them to drop us off at the Grand Terminal.
Mauban buses have its schedule (the earliest leaves at 5AM), while the Lucena buses are available 24-hours, with an hour or so interval per trip. We took off at 12AM, and we found ourselves at the terminal in four hours. Travel time can be longer and can take up to 6 hours, depending on your time of departure. Bus fare is at Php 240.00.
The sunrise from the bus!
From the Grand Terminal, we took a non-aircon, decrepit looking bus going to Mauban. The fare is at Php 50.00, and travel time is 1-2 hours. The view was wonderful, and we were able to witness the sun wake up from its slumber at the higher point of the trip. We were able to reach the port by 6AM, the perfect time to eat breakfast and buy our food for the vacation. We weren’t able to buy many supplies for the trip since the wet market is mostly closed, but we were able to score the essentials and some canned goods for our lunch. We thought that we can still buy on the way to the resort but WE THOUGHT WRONG.
View from the port
Tip: Buy enough supplies prior to your travel. There are no convenience stores that are easily accessible once you get to the island. The only sari-sari stores were located near the port of Cagbalete, and it’s a good 2 km. walk before you get there if you are staying at Villa Cleofas.
Our hearty breakfast: Pancit Habhab, Cheap Coffee, and Monays
We took our breakfast, paid our dues at the Tourism Information and Ticketing Booth, and waited patiently for our departure. We paid Php 50.00 each for the environmental fee, while the boat ride cost us Php 50.00 each.
Tip: Travelling during the off-peak season means stronger waves. Unfortunately for us, on our second day, there were no available trips going to back to Mauban, which made us stay for another night. We ended up taking a smaller banca en route to another barangay on our last day, together with 25 other people. It was scary as hell because the waves are super strong, and there were even times where the water would get in. It would be best to travel during the summer, though, since the waves are much calmer and would ensure you a smoother sail.
After roughly 7 hours of traveling, we finally reached our destination.
WHERE WE STAYED
Villa Cleofas Resort
Chillin’ like a villain
The place was no fancy schmancy. We had a small room to ourselves, a bed, a small nightstand, a cabinet, and an electric fan. We also had a two timbas and a tabo to get us through. Our room only had electricity from 6PM-6AM, so we’d usually charge everything up at night. Don’t worry, though, the cellular network’s signal are pretty strong, so you’d still be able to get in touch with your friends and family. Be sure to use your batteries wisely, though.
We originally booked for a one night stay and paid Php 2,000.00 for our studio type room with a private CR. Since we were kind of stuck on the second night, we were able to haggle and ended up with a huge discount (thanks to Mark’s convincing powers).
Villa Cleofas is a 2 km. walk from Sabang (the main port). We had to walk through mud and puddle since it was raining a few days before we get there. You may opt to walk or you may also hire a carabao for Php 150.00 a trip and horses for Php 100.00 a trip. Just make sure that you arrange this prior to your visit.
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WHERE TO EAT
Or our unfortunate adventure for food
Mark with our loot!
As I’ve mentioned earlier, there are no convenience stores, much more karenderyas around, so you really have to bring in supplies before you ride that boat. Since we only had our essentials, we dared to walk towards Sabang from our resort (it was a good two-hour walk with mini pictorials in between). We were able to buy charcoal and more goodies when we reached the residential area, but it wasn’t much. Instead of cooking our own rice (this was the hard part), we asked the keepers of Villa Cleofas if we could buy rice from them instead. We also borrowed the cookwares for a small sum of money. The keepers were really nice and accommodating, so you wouldn’t have any problems talking to them and asking for help.
WHAT TO DO
Or how to relax on this secluded island
Super gorgeous sandbars!
To be honest, there isn’t much to do in Cagbalete. As I’ve mentioned, it’s a perfect place to retreat because you would be far from everything that you’re used to — no internet, no television, no electricity.
What win us over, though, are the gorgeous sandbars. The sand isn’t white, but it sure is creamy and fine. It’s fun to walk around and just take a bunch of photos, while you lie down on your back and get baked under the sun. Since Mark and I are a talkative bunch, we never run out of things to talk about, things to make fun of, and things to do. We are also the type of people who haven’t really relaxed as much as we wanted to, so the change of scenery and lifestyle was something that we looked forward.
Kickin’ the stress away!
Alternatively, you can bring in some cards to pass the time away, watch the sunset while lying around on the long stretch of the sand, play volleyball, or rent kayaks and mini boats from the resort. You can also go to the Bonsai Island, a few kilometers in front of Villa Cleofas. We didn’t have the chance to explore much since the weather was pretty bad, with unbelievably strong winds. We also had to prepare our dinner and were too tired from walking around the island. We ended up stargazing by the time that the darkness took over.
Cheesy photo, what!
BUDGET
How much we’ve spent for the two days stay!
Jumping for cheap stuff!
Here’s a quick breakdown of our 3-days, 2-nights escapade to Cagbalete!
Please take note that this could go LOWER as we had a lot of unforeseen extra expenses that you can definitely avoid
- Transportation: Php 1,620.00
NOTE: This price is a bit higher since we took a special boat going back to Mauban which cost us Php 150.00/head. We also got lost (we went down at the port instead of the Lucena terminal) and had to take a tricycle.Buses to Mauban from MNL / MNL – Lucena – Mauban and vice versa would just cost you roughly Php 500.00 each (Round trip)Public boat going to Cagbalete from Mauban Port is only Php 50.00 one way
- Food: Php 500.00 (don’t forget to buy supplies!)
- Accommodation for two nights: Php 1,500.00 (discounted price, divided into two)
- Total Expenses: Php 3,620.00 (Php 1,810.00/person)
ARE WE GOING TO GO BACK?
Who wouldn’t fall in love with this place?
Sure! The place is wonderful and the people are nice. Although there aren’t much to do, the solitude itself is enough to keep us coming back. The long stretches of beach with no one around, beautiful creamy sandbars, and a nice view — hell yeah, this is a wonderful retreat from the world.
Thanks for sharing this place to us, Jhanz! It does look very remote and far from civilization, haha, but I guess may certain group of people this place is suitable for. I'd say it's for people who wants to go someplace na hindi exactly for tourists (hence, no activities to keep you busy) but far from the city, and technology, and wants a place to think and reflect – na budgeted.
Now if only I can get past my fear of traveling solo locally, hehe.
Thanks for sharing this place to us, Jhanz! It does look very remote and far from civilization, haha, but I guess may certain group of people this place is suitable for. I'd say it's for people who wants to go someplace na hindi exactly for tourists (hence, no activities to keep you busy) but far from the city, and technology, and wants a place to think and reflect – na budgeted.
Now if only I can get past my fear of traveling solo locally, hehe.
Wow! Cagbalete is on my bucket list 🙂 Travelling is really fun and stress reliever. -www.shyieesolove.com
Wow! Cagbalete is on my bucket list 🙂 Travelling is really fun and stress reliever. -www.shyieesolove.com
Wow! Cagbalete is on my bucket list 🙂 Travelling is really fun and stress reliever. -www.shyieesolove.com
Wow! Cagbalete is on my bucket list 🙂 Travelling is really fun and stress reliever. -www.shyieesolove.com
If you're travelling alone, I don't suggest this place for you since it's too remote, and you'd get bored. There's nothing to do, really, except for the time to pass by. I enjoyed the experience because I was with Mark, but if not, I might have lasted only for a day. Haha! 🙂
If you're travelling alone, I don't suggest this place for you since it's too remote, and you'd get bored. There's nothing to do, really, except for the time to pass by. I enjoyed the experience because I was with Mark, but if not, I might have lasted only for a day. Haha! 🙂
Yeee, sweethearts!! Having a time together is such a great way to bring up the relationship. Anyway, the place looks great! I love tranquil places like this.
Yeee, sweethearts!! Having a time together is such a great way to bring up the relationship. Anyway, the place looks great! I love tranquil places like this.
A secluded island with your loved one equals a romantic getaway for me. This place sure is perfect for retreating back to yourself when you've had such a stressful semester of school. I think we have an island like this here in Cebu called Isla Romantica? I'm not sure but I'd like to visit it someday to wind up and maybe do a la survivor mode. 😀
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A secluded island with your loved one equals a romantic getaway for me. This place sure is perfect for retreating back to yourself when you've had such a stressful semester of school. I think we have an island like this here in Cebu called Isla Romantica? I'm not sure but I'd like to visit it someday to wind up and maybe do a la survivor mode. 😀
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Such a beautiful place! Hoping the hubby and I can go on an island trip like this someday!
Such a beautiful place! Hoping the hubby and I can go on an island trip like this someday!
It looks like you really had fun! And the sunset! Just wow. I'm not a beach type kind of girl cos i don't know how to swim hahahaha, but I love having picnics, wiggle my toes on the sand while reading a good book. Plus food!
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It looks like you really had fun! And the sunset! Just wow. I'm not a beach type kind of girl cos i don't know how to swim hahahaha, but I love having picnics, wiggle my toes on the sand while reading a good book. Plus food!
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Wow, 7 years! That's pretty long. We're only on our 4th year (almost) pa lang! Haha. Anyway, I guess this island is perfect for people who are trying to get away from the stresses of the city and just relax and rejuvenate. This reminds me of my stay in a resort in Iloilo, not because of the isolation or something but because of the sand! It wasn't white but it was fine and clean. 🙂
Wow, 7 years! That's pretty long. We're only on our 4th year (almost) pa lang! Haha. Anyway, I guess this island is perfect for people who are trying to get away from the stresses of the city and just relax and rejuvenate. This reminds me of my stay in a resort in Iloilo, not because of the isolation or something but because of the sand! It wasn't white but it was fine and clean. 🙂
Love this post! I miss Philippines so much, such a beautiful country!
Love this post! I miss Philippines so much, such a beautiful country!
Sounds like such a lovely place, and sounds like you had a great time <3 I'd love to visit a secluded place like this, just to get away from everything for awhile 🙂
Sounds like such a lovely place, and sounds like you had a great time <3 I'd love to visit a secluded place like this, just to get away from everything for awhile 🙂
This looks like a really wonderful and quiet getaway! Although the transportation of getting there doesn't really entice me very much (I'm so paranoid when it comes to stuff like this, so I always prefer getting there by plane or other means of safer transportation). I want to see the sandbars specifically, because I don't think I've seen that at all. Have you guys been to Caramoan, off the coast in Camarines Sur? It's like a Boracay paradise except without the hustle and bustle and night life and the crowd of Boracay life 😉
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This looks like a really wonderful and quiet getaway! Although the transportation of getting there doesn't really entice me very much (I'm so paranoid when it comes to stuff like this, so I always prefer getting there by plane or other means of safer transportation). I want to see the sandbars specifically, because I don't think I've seen that at all. Have you guys been to Caramoan, off the coast in Camarines Sur? It's like a Boracay paradise except without the hustle and bustle and night life and the crowd of Boracay life 😉
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The place looks gorge! I might look into it once I finally push through with all my current travel plans ♥
The place looks gorge! I might look into it once I finally push through with all my current travel plans ♥
I've been waiting for this blog post since you posted a photo in Instagram! Thanks for this! Can't wait to have a trip like this with Dan hopefully this year 🙂
I've been waiting for this blog post since you posted a photo in Instagram! Thanks for this! Can't wait to have a trip like this with Dan hopefully this year 🙂
Love the kissing photo! So sweet. It's nice hanging in another island with your love. Hope I can visit there someday.
Love the kissing photo! So sweet. It's nice hanging in another island with your love. Hope I can visit there someday.
What's the name of the resort Mikyu? 🙂
What's the name of the resort Mikyu? 🙂
Sooon.. soon! I heard of this beautiful beach a long time ago. Although I'm not really a fan of beaches but I'll include Cagbalete on my to-go beaches 🙂
Sooon.. soon! I heard of this beautiful beach a long time ago. Although I'm not really a fan of beaches but I'll include Cagbalete on my to-go beaches 🙂
wow such a lovely post! great job x
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wow such a lovely post! great job x
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Thanks for sharing your experience with us! I don't think I can live with two timbas and a tabo though 🙁 Hindi ako maarte sa ibang bagay except when it comes to the bathroom lol! The island looks beautiful though <3
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Thanks for sharing your experience with us! I don't think I can live with two timbas and a tabo though 🙁 Hindi ako maarte sa ibang bagay except when it comes to the bathroom lol! The island looks beautiful though <3
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Lady! This looks like such an amazing time — how beautiful! I love the little tips and details you've included (also that breakfast, noms).
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Lady! This looks like such an amazing time — how beautiful! I love the little tips and details you've included (also that breakfast, noms).
Sara // dearskim.com
This sounds like such a special place, so perfect when you need to really get away from everything and have some time alone to relax! Thank you for sharing the picture and the guide, very nice. 🙂
This sounds like such a special place, so perfect when you need to really get away from everything and have some time alone to relax! Thank you for sharing the picture and the guide, very nice. 🙂
Wow, that's a very affordable trip. And the place looks gorgeous! 😀
Wow, that's a very affordable trip. And the place looks gorgeous! 😀
Planning to visit Cagbalete this year end! Inuna namin ang Borawan e haha.
Planning to visit Cagbalete this year end! Inuna namin ang Borawan e haha.
Nice! This makes me miss traveling in the Philippines!
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Nice! This makes me miss traveling in the Philippines!
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Ah! Takes me back to 2 years ago when my friends and I went there. Not the best place if you really want some fun and activity but it is the best place to do some thinking and as you said "soul searching."
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Ah! Takes me back to 2 years ago when my friends and I went there. Not the best place if you really want some fun and activity but it is the best place to do some thinking and as you said "soul searching."
Jenn
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Oh the life of a wanderer. I wish I can afford to travel when the itch comes, but sadly, it's difficult now that we have kidlets. This place looks fascinating, beautiful, and serene.
Thanks for sharing!
Oh the life of a wanderer. I wish I can afford to travel when the itch comes, but sadly, it's difficult now that we have kidlets. This place looks fascinating, beautiful, and serene.
Thanks for sharing!
What a fun adventure! You learned the hard way pero at least next time I'm sure madami na kayong pasobrang baon 🙂
Thanks for sharing, definitely would like to go there too 🙂
What a fun adventure! You learned the hard way pero at least next time I'm sure madami na kayong pasobrang baon 🙂
Thanks for sharing, definitely would like to go there too 🙂
Wow i want to go there
Thanks for sharing on how to go there
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I haven't heard abou this place not until now and wow! This place is a real gem! And the costs to go there is just affordable pero sa bucketlist lang pupunta hehe Thanks for sharing jhanz!
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I haven't heard abou this place not until now and wow! This place is a real gem! And the costs to go there is just affordable pero sa bucketlist lang pupunta hehe Thanks for sharing jhanz!
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WOW! Gandaaa dyan 🙂 I want to visit there too. Summer na talaga 🙂
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WOW! Gandaaa dyan 🙂 I want to visit there too. Summer na talaga 🙂
xx,
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This place looks amazing and just looking at the pictures, it definitely feels like another world compared to the city! To be honest, this is the first I've heard of this place…it really sucks that I don't know much of our country but these pictures are enough for me to want to visit this place someday! Thanks for sharing! I'm glad you had fun! 🙂
This place looks amazing and just looking at the pictures, it definitely feels like another world compared to the city! To be honest, this is the first I've heard of this place…it really sucks that I don't know much of our country but these pictures are enough for me to want to visit this place someday! Thanks for sharing! I'm glad you had fun! 🙂
You should definitely visit the place! It's really beautiful in Cagbalete 🙂
You should definitely visit the place! It's really beautiful in Cagbalete 🙂
Haha we really needed to getaway from the world, that's how we ended up in Cagbalete. 😉 It surely did gave us some quality time and great memories!
Haha we really needed to getaway from the world, that's how we ended up in Cagbalete. 😉 It surely did gave us some quality time and great memories!
Where is thaaat? I'll get in touch with you once we get to Cebu ha! 🙂 Excited to see you!
Where is thaaat? I'll get in touch with you once we get to Cebu ha! 🙂 Excited to see you!
You should! It's like an ultimate bonding of some sorts! 🙂
You should! It's like an ultimate bonding of some sorts! 🙂
Super ganda ng place sis! Di ko kinaya yung 7hr travel and 2km walk to buy food. I think it's a perfect place like for soul searching, yung tipong away ka talaga sa lahat ng distractions etc. 🙂
We did have a loooot of fun together! 🙂 It was super worth it because we get to spend a lot of time together. Something that we haven't really done in a while. 🙂
PS: I also don't know how to swim, but I like to stay in the water for as long as I can
Almost 4 is still a loooong time! 🙂 Mark and I started dating when I was in high school, but took the relationship on a more serious state when I entered college hehehe 🙂
Where in iloilo did you stay? I want another getaway! Haha!
Almost 4 is still a loooong time! 🙂 Mark and I started dating when I was in high school, but took the relationship on a more serious state when I entered college hehehe 🙂
Where in iloilo did you stay? I want another getaway! Haha!
Thank you! You should visit again next time! 🙂
Thank you! You should visit again next time! 🙂
True! It's definitely a great place to get away from everything 😀
True! It's definitely a great place to get away from everything 😀
I haven't been to Caramoan, but we plan to go there soon! 🙂 I've seen the photos and everything is just wonderful!
I haven't been to Caramoan, but we plan to go there soon! 🙂 I've seen the photos and everything is just wonderful!
Let me know if you guys go here! 😀 Would totally love to read your experiences too!
Let me know if you guys go here! 😀 Would totally love to read your experiences too!
Will totally wait for your post abt that soon! 😀
Will totally wait for your post abt that soon! 😀
I'm a bit hesitant to post it but what the heck hehe! 🙂 You should visit the place, it is gorgeous!
I'm a bit hesitant to post it but what the heck hehe! 🙂 You should visit the place, it is gorgeous!
Really? But beaches are gorgeousssss hehe!:) Tell me your adventures if ever you go here and experience it yourself! 😀
Really? But beaches are gorgeousssss hehe!:) Tell me your adventures if ever you go here and experience it yourself! 😀
Thanks Bernadeth! 😀
Thanks Bernadeth! 😀
Haha ayun lang! They really don't have anything else except for the timba and tabo e! 😀
Haha ayun lang! They really don't have anything else except for the timba and tabo e! 😀
Thanks Sara! Appreciate it! <3
Thanks Sara! Appreciate it! <3
Thank you Kie! 🙂
Thank you Kie! 🙂
It is affordable! 🙂 Considering that we stayed there for three days and two nights, that is totally cheap!
It is affordable! 🙂 Considering that we stayed there for three days and two nights, that is totally cheap!
Hindi ko pa napuntahan yung Borawan! Next destination naman hehe
Hindi ko pa napuntahan yung Borawan! Next destination naman hehe
Come back when you can! 😀
Come back when you can! 😀
Agreed! I think it's not the type of place that you'd go to when you're feeling all adventurous!
Agreed! I think it's not the type of place that you'd go to when you're feeling all adventurous!
Thanks Dora! 🙂
Thanks Dora! 🙂
It is kind of difficult if you already have kids, but I think it's still doable! 🙂
It is kind of difficult if you already have kids, but I think it's still doable! 🙂
Haha oo no! Sobrang daming learnings. 😀 Balitaan mo ko kapag nagpunta ka dito!
Haha oo no! Sobrang daming learnings. 😀 Balitaan mo ko kapag nagpunta ka dito!
Thanks Zarrah! 😀
Thanks Zarrah! 😀
Welcome Sarah! Kapag naligaw ka dito, balitaan mo ako 😀
Welcome Sarah! Kapag naligaw ka dito, balitaan mo ako 😀
Kaso madaming tao dito pag summer! Hehe!
Kaso madaming tao dito pag summer! Hehe!
Let me know if you happen to drop by the place. It is really gorgeous! 🙂
Let me know if you happen to drop by the place. It is really gorgeous! 🙂
Medyo haggard yung byahe (I came all the way from Malabon) but we slept through it, so parang di din namin masyadong ramdam. hehe! 🙂
Adventure -ish sya and super getaway lang from the world. Masaya naman, but I don't recommend it for people who get easily bored when they're away from the internet and all hehe 😀
Medyo haggard yung byahe (I came all the way from Malabon) but we slept through it, so parang di din namin masyadong ramdam. hehe! 🙂
Adventure -ish sya and super getaway lang from the world. Masaya naman, but I don't recommend it for people who get easily bored when they're away from the internet and all hehe 😀
Jhanz! 🙂 I don't know how to commute and I'm not used to it but the place looks so beautiful I think it's worth the sweat and heat! 🙂 The beach reminded me of one of the virgin beaches in Sorsogon. I really liked the clear water and there are no sari-sari stores there, even. I think. We had to ask the natives there to make wooden benches so we could have something to sit on and we can eat our lunch. We also had to bring our own food. :)) There aren't comfort rooms so I didn't swim anymore but my sister did, and she was still so wet while we were riding the boat to go back where we were staying at that time. :)) I had fun though, and I think I'm gonna have fun if I go there. I hope I'll be able to visit that island in the future. xx
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Jhanz! 🙂 I don't know how to commute and I'm not used to it but the place looks so beautiful I think it's worth the sweat and heat! 🙂 The beach reminded me of one of the virgin beaches in Sorsogon. I really liked the clear water and there are no sari-sari stores there, even. I think. We had to ask the natives there to make wooden benches so we could have something to sit on and we can eat our lunch. We also had to bring our own food. :)) There aren't comfort rooms so I didn't swim anymore but my sister did, and she was still so wet while we were riding the boat to go back where we were staying at that time. :)) I had fun though, and I think I'm gonna have fun if I go there. I hope I'll be able to visit that island in the future. xx
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Deserted beaches are my kind of thing but I don't think I can deal with the seclusion and lack of internet!
Deserted beaches are my kind of thing but I don't think I can deal with the seclusion and lack of internet!
Commuting is scary, but once you've learned how to embrace the art of asking (and the fearlessness of traveling via google searches) it's actually pretty easy! Hehe! 🙂
I haven't been to Sorsogon, although my dad originally came from Masbate (such a shame). I wish to visit there soon, tho 😀
Commuting is scary, but once you've learned how to embrace the art of asking (and the fearlessness of traveling via google searches) it's actually pretty easy! Hehe! 🙂
I haven't been to Sorsogon, although my dad originally came from Masbate (such a shame). I wish to visit there soon, tho 😀
Then I suppose you wouldn't like Anawangin or Nagsasa then? There is no electricity in there either plus it's way more secluded than Cagbalete hehe
Then I suppose you wouldn't like Anawangin or Nagsasa then? There is no electricity in there either plus it's way more secluded than Cagbalete hehe