Masbate : Day Trip

When you feel like rushing to the beach, 

you might want to consider visiting these beautiful places I've been. :) 

For us, we (coming from Naga City) stayed in one of the resorts in Pasacao, Camarines Sur, and rented

a boat to visit this 3 amazing islands.  

Some may opt to take a ferry from the port itself then hire a boat to explore these islands. 

1. Sombrero Island

 One of the most visited islands in San Pascual, Masbate.  

It boasts clear aquamarine water and grainy white sand, which is a

great place to camp and stay overnight. :) 

2.   Later on, after the island tour in Sombrero island, we head on to another island.  I forgot the name, too bad.  But it offered a crystal clear water and not-so-powdery white sand.  It's also a good place to explore and dip in.  

3.   Our last halt for that day was Animasola Island.  The island presents eye-catching rock formations that one can explore with precautions, of course.  It also has clear turquoise water and a favorite siesta place for fishermen and boatmen nearby. 

The day was a bit exhausting but was worthwhile.  We then headed to the resort where we left the car then drove back home to Naga City.   

Short but a very fulfilling sibling trip. :) 

Masbate : Animasola Island

After a short visit to Sombrero Island and the other islands, which I forgot the name, 

we then visited the Animasola Island. 

This island possesses magnificent rock formations, clear waters and picturesque scenery which makes you fall in love with the province, Burias Island, Masbate. 

Masbate : Sombrero Island

The blog I am writing today happened almost 3 years ago.

I wasn't into blogging back then because I know I am not good at telling stories and sorts, 

but I have decided just last year that I wanted to share them with you.  

So going back...

There's this one time when I really, really bleed for a getaway.

I wanted some white sand beach and more white sand beach. Haha!! 

So, I started googling for places nearby. 

I started from the closest and my jump off point should be just in Camarines Sur. 

After a little research, my siblings and I, plus a friend of mine took this once in a lifetime trip.