Welcome to the Hundred Islands of Pangasinan
This was a plan B travel.
The first travel plan is supposed to be in Mt. Pinatubo,
however, there was a tropical storm.
The first travel plan is supposed to be in Mt. Pinatubo,
however, there was a tropical storm.
We left Manila to Tarlac that early morning.
We were at the jump off point and we were not allowed to ascend.
So, our back-up plan is the Hundred Islands of Pangasinan.
It will take 6 hours from Manila to Alaminos.
The current fare is P400.
We arrived late evening, hired a trike going to the beach resorts.
We stayed in Pangasinan Tropics.
1 AC room was P1,000, good for 2.
The next day, we rented a big out-triggered boat for P1,500 good for 15 capacity.
We were at the jump off point and we were not allowed to ascend.
So, our back-up plan is the Hundred Islands of Pangasinan.
It will take 6 hours from Manila to Alaminos.
The current fare is P400.
We arrived late evening, hired a trike going to the beach resorts.
We stayed in Pangasinan Tropics.
1 AC room was P1,000, good for 2.
The next day, we rented a big out-triggered boat for P1,500 good for 15 capacity.
The Governor's Island where there is a stairway going to the highest point.
Some island with a cave
Some island with a cave
Few more islands.
Another island that you can stop by to do beach bumming.
Some island that looks like a dinosaur.
The Children's Island, ideal for swimming.
An island cave.
Just few more islands to complete the hundred.
We had a great time though it was too much of an islands in one day.
We had to spend one more night in our hotel as the island hopping was tiring.
Total expenses: P3,150
Breakdown: companion 1
Bus, Manila Alaminos P400 x2 (round trip)
Hotel, P1,000 x 2 (nights)
Boat, 750 (1,500 for 2)
Food, P500
Trike & Other stuff, P100
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