I seldom write stories about my travel, I just usually post a picture a day to share the memories I have with the place. Well, I'm feeling a bit articulate right now, so here is one of the "few" stories I will be writing.
This revolves around a certain island named Malapascua. When you are traveling to Cebu, you would always hear the word Malapascua if you are to ask a place one must travel.
To give you a little bit information, Malapascua is situated in the northernmost tip of Cebu. It is a small island only about 2.5km by 0.5km. Lately, it became famous due to its diving spots and the regular appearances of thresher sharks and manta rays. Also, it is the home of the unspoiled beautiful white sand beaches.
If you are coming from Cebu, you need to ride a bus from Cebu North Terminal going to Maya Port. The trip would talk 4-5 hours costing from Php 150-250. Upon reaching the Port, you then ride a ferry going to the island. The last trip is set to at 6 PM so, you need to arrive early.
There are plenty of things to do in Malapascua island, however, I recommend you to explore the Island first. It would take you half a day to do it but it's totally WORTH IT.
Here are the pictures I have captured while I was exploring the Island.
This revolves around a certain island named Malapascua. When you are traveling to Cebu, you would always hear the word Malapascua if you are to ask a place one must travel.
To give you a little bit information, Malapascua is situated in the northernmost tip of Cebu. It is a small island only about 2.5km by 0.5km. Lately, it became famous due to its diving spots and the regular appearances of thresher sharks and manta rays. Also, it is the home of the unspoiled beautiful white sand beaches.
If you are coming from Cebu, you need to ride a bus from Cebu North Terminal going to Maya Port. The trip would talk 4-5 hours costing from Php 150-250. Upon reaching the Port, you then ride a ferry going to the island. The last trip is set to at 6 PM so, you need to arrive early.
There are plenty of things to do in Malapascua island, however, I recommend you to explore the Island first. It would take you half a day to do it but it's totally WORTH IT.
Here are the pictures I have captured while I was exploring the Island.
This is the scene that welcomed me. ( Who would not want this ? )
Rock formations. An ingredient for a perfect Cliff diving experience!
Of course, the pristine long white sand shorelines. It can't get any more better than this!
Visit the place now before it becomes excessively crowded.
