Thanks Mother Earth for the breathtaking view.
If you’re staying overnight in a tent, consider the weather and make sure the tent is located under the trees to protect you & your things in case it rains. And oh, make sure you contact Mang Mulo to reserve tent if you don’t want to bring your own. Tent rental is P300 or 100/pax.
If you bring tents, you still need to pay P200 for the reservation of the place of your tent.
We didn’t try snorkeling 😦 We don’t have snorkeling gears. They charge P150/head for the gears plus balsa.
If you opt to stay in kubo overnight, you’ll pay P1200, i think 4 to 5 pax will fit in.
What to do in the island?
1.Snorkeling (bring your own gears)
2.Swim as long as you want
3.Photoshoot for bloggers and vain people like me 😀
4.Sleep in the small kubo and relax
5. Play volleyball or frisbee
6. Stroll around the island
7. Dive for starfish
8. Interview Mang Mulo or the people living in Magalawa
9. Catch salagubang
10.Bonfire at night, melt some marshmallows & drink (Tip: Bring your own “drinks”, there’s only one sari-sari store on the island and they sell Empe light)
There’s no electricity during the day so we waited for 6pm to charge our mobile phones. You’ll pay P10 per charge.
Hmmm can you spot Stitch in the picture?
Also, may i remind you that they only have common bathrooms. Water is coming from the water pump and a “Kuya” will put a hose to fill up water. What i did was, i used the hose as my shower so I don’t have to use the water in the drums. Brilliant idea, right? 🙂
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