Caramoan Travel Guide

 heydelin Says:  Sabitang laya is one of the most beautiful islands in Caramoan. Majestic rock formation, mangroves, long stretch of white sand beach can be found on this very awesome place. We swam with fishes here :) 

 heydelin Says:  Cotivas is just few minutes away from Manlawi. The island is owned by a private local that is why you need to pay Php 50 for the entrance and another Php 50 for cottage rental. The island has wide strech of white sand beach, the other part is a rocky shore and the island is... 

 heydelin Says:  Manlawi can be as far as an hour from the port. It is a long stretch of sandbar where you can go dine and eat your lunch for Php 200 (rent) per cottage. Vendors are around this island selling sea shells from Php 20 and up. 

 theguardianangel Says:  While walking along the Centro, it’s recommended to have a visit of the red bricked Parish church of St. Michael, the Archangel in the island of Caramoan. From the church’s façade and the structure, you can see that this church is very, very, very old. I believe this place... 

 theguardianangel Says:  Last Stop- Lahos island has a white sandbar that connects 2 identical limestone formations. During the high tides or rainy season, the sandbar eventually disappears then leaves a smooth white sheet of sand in the middle of the 2 rocks. I also noticed that there are more big... 

 theguardianangel Says:  We were supposed to hop on one of the international reality TV game shows- Survivor's favorite shooting location, the Sabitang Laya. Sabitang Laya is a triangular island of long fine white shoreline. According to our boatman, this island has the finest and whitest sands... 

 theguardianangel Says:  The most captivating island I’ve ever seen was our 1st stop- Manlawi Island! Manlawi Island has this fine and white sandbars that are very unique! Just imagine a layer of cake traced with an icing along the sides! This island’s really a paradise! The almost 1 hour boat... 

 theguardianangel Says:  Matukad Island is one of the small islands in Caramoan which has fine white sands with prominent limestone cliffs. Our boatmen said that we can climb up the cliffs so we can take a closer look of the lagoon. We were hesitant at first because the rocks are very steep! But... 

 theguardianangel Says:  Island hopping is one of my best favorite thing to do in Caramoan aside from eating local dishes! There are top 10 islands featured in the peninsula. We're able to hop on to 4 islands only and able to get a view of 2 more islands. It took us 1 day to start the island tour.... 

 theguardianangel Says:  Island hopping’s my favorite thing to do here in Caramoan! There are 10 islands that are very popular in the peninsula.We hired a boat for the island hopping in Barangay Paniman, since we’re on a large group we hired 2 boats (roundtrip) and paid a total of 3,000Php (cheap!).... 

 theguardianangel Says:  Caramoan has 49 barangays (native Filipino term for village).From Guijalo Port, we rode a tricycle to get to Barangay Ili, to the place where we’ll stay.It took us about 30minutes to get there, fare’s around 20-25php per pax.After the terrible long ferry ride from Sabang... 

 theguardianangel Says:  3rd: Travel by WaterAfter the air and water transportation, finally we got to the Sabang Port.You really need to travel as early as possible so you can be able to arrive in Sabang Port before the last ferry departs at 2pm. Adult fare costs 120php. It’ll be also advisable if... 

 theguardianangel Says:  The 1st store has its name- Island Wonders while the other shop adjacent to it doesn't have a name so I'll just call it "No Name" store. The No Name store is more of a "sari-sari" store (mini store that sells canned goods, coffee sachets, etc.), but unlike the Island...