El Nido: Island Hopping (Part II)

Now, another highlight of this trip was the super fun snorkeling we had in the Big Lagoon, but all that was not captured in cam simply because I didn’t have an underwater cam :( Anyway, let’s move on. This is Snake Island.



Top view of Snake Island


You had to climb this short trail to get a top view of the island.


Sailboat. It was cloudy and a little drizzling, I was worried about my cam :D


Another boat


Entrance to the cave. This one’s a little wider than the Secret Lagoon’s opening.


View from inside the cave


I didn’t dare join the climb, I was too tired and too scared. :D


Solo.


Nakatulog daw, haha!


Rock climbing, anyone?


Last Stop at Seven Commandos. You could see my lens is already crying :D


I didn’t know you could spell your name with these pebbles. My niece Xandra made this.


Balay-Tubay. We got super tired from a whole day of island hopping, so of course we had to chill out!


On stage: Marlon and Bob Marley


InnGo. PhP1,200 per night (double accommodation), air-conditioned, so puede na.


…and yes, it’s another 6 to 7 hours travel!


…and when it’s THAT long, you really can’t avoid this from happening, can you? :D


I’ll post our photos in Sabang, Palawan next!