Luggage and bags: Backpack
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: shorts, shirts, aqua shoes
Miscellaneous: Most especially, SUNBLOCK! the heat of the sun is really bad and you will be in danger of burning up if you don't apply every now and then.
Best one to bring as an added protection is the Godiva Anti-Jellyfish sunblock. Best protection again jellyfish sting.
Written Apr 20, 2009
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Use rubber sandals with strap since you don't only do island hopping, there are treks and lots of sea urchins.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: bring alaxan since some treks are slippery, steep and challenging.
Photo Equipment: protect your camera from sea water. place it in a plastic container or you can buy a water-proof camera case if budget permits
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: bring lots of sunblock and insect repellant. Mainit sa coron at dragon size ang mga lamok esp in Kayangan Lake
Written Mar 21, 2009
Luggage and bags: Big extra bags for your wet clothes;
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Comfortable slippers/shoes; aqua shoes (to save your feet from jag-edged rocks while snorkeling); cap; sunblock lotion (you will need a lot of this especially if you intend to do a lot of island hopping);
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Medicines; Wet Ones; First-aid kit;
Photo Equipment: Camera; Flash drive (should you need to transfer photos from your camera to create more space for the next day's picture taking);
Miscellaneous: Chargers for your phone and digital cameras;
Flashlight especially if you plan to climb Mt. Tapyas early in the morning or late at night;
Mosquito repellent;
Snorkeling gears;
swiss knife;
Written Mar 21, 2008
Photo Equipment: Don't forget extra batteries
Miscellaneous: Mosquito Repellent, Sun block, hat, snorkelling gear, swimming shoes
Written Sep 18, 2010
Miscellaneous: Do not forget to bring mosquito repellant or OFF lotion to keep away those pesky mosquitos. Just to be on the safe side :)
Written Apr 20, 2009
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Rubber sandals to protect the feet from sea urchins
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Mosquito Repellant for late afternoon adventures
Sunblock
Photo Equipment: Underwater camera for the snorklers
Written Mar 28, 2008
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Aqua shoes
Sandals
Light, easy-to-dry clothes
Swimwear
Hat/cap
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Sunblock
Lotion/moisturizer
Photo Equipment: Underwater camera would be nice and safer since most of the activities are in or around water.
Written Apr 12, 2007
Luggage and bags: Backpacks and beltbags
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Light clothing and hat
Written Oct 25, 2005
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