JOMALIG ISLAND


THE HIDDEN GOLDEN PARADISE 

 MAY 13 2016 (3days & 2 nights)
Jomalig Island lies about 75 nautical miles (139 km) southeast of Polillo, a group of islands in the northeastern region of the Philippines. Jomalig island is one of the smallest and farthest island municipalities of the Quezon Province. The nearest jump off point to the island from Manila is in Real, which is 3 hours away by private van. From the port in Real to Jomalig, boat rides can take 5 to 6 hours long passing through Lamon Bay, a large body of water connecting the southern part of  Quezon province to the Pacific Ocean. It’s even further than the exclusive members-only private island of Balesin.

HOW TO GET TO JOMALIG:

Bus/Van to Real Quezon
Van bound for Infanta, Quezon will pass by Real. The terminal is just in front of St. Raymond Station. Fare 220-250php
From Legarda Terminal/Raymond Bus bound for Infanta. Fare 195php Travel time takes about 4-5 hours. Get off at the Ungos port 
Ride a boat bound for Jomalig. Fare ranges from 200 – 350php 



Be early at the port in Real (around 4 or 5am) to ensure that you can get a slot on the passenger boat.

Expect delays in travel time. There’s no strict schedule for boat departures and arrivals. Sometimes, they have to wait for other passengers before leaving the port.

boats serve lunch  but you can bring your own food, (water and snacks)


5-6hours boat ride


Since its low-tide the big boat cant  anchorage  at the port of jomalig so you need to ride a small boat.
you need to Register first (170php DENR, Enviromental, Registration fee).
you can ride habal-habal 40php to bring on the resort you will stay.


The group decided to ride boat direct to the resort where we gonna stay (at Tejada Resort)



We stay at  Tejada’s Place, located in Sitio Landing, you can rent a transient house (sorry I forgot to get the details how much the rent) tejada have poso, kitchen open to everyone who wants  to cook and 3 C.R and Campsite area that you can pitch your tent. The caretaker are very accomodating you can borrow utensils. 
Its not mandatory but if you have spare money give the caretaker as sign of gratitude

PLEASE EVERYONE bring garbage bags for your garbage!



You can contact Jun Roldan 09501672688 he offers house rent, and tour.

Kap joe Our Boat Captain 09474250594 you can contact him for inquiries

Long stretch of golden sand and turquoise water.



Agoho trees

sea orchins



A quiet and a relaxing place.






WHAT TO DO:

The gang 

Island Hopping  2500 boat rent 
Ligayan
Canaway Island
Salibungot

Ligayan




Canaway Island

Activities for travelers include swimming, snorkeling, and rock climbing (bring your own gear). Camping is also possible but only for small groups since the space for pitching tents is limited

Canaway Islets are a group of three small rock islands about an hour away from Sitio Moros in the main island of Jomalig. One of the islets has a patch of white beach with fine sand and shallow waters. It has an abundant population of small marine animals such as hermit crabs and sea snails. There’s also a deep hole in the middle of the islet, which locals believe were dug by treasure hunters.


Low-tide at Canaway.

Swimming while the sun is set in the horizon. Friends Enjoying the crystal clear water of Jomalig.

Its really a nice to relax , enjoy the scenery and chit chat with you friends.

Playing with the local kids of jomalig.

Star Gazing, really amazing to see sky full of stars.



We woke up 3am to witness the beauty of the stars.

The abduction; waiting for the extraterrestrial shoot (kiddin)




TRAVEL TIPS
Waterproof all your bags in case. A dry bag is a must for gadgets.

Sunblock and Shades 

Bring drinking water and snacks

Insect Repellant
Electricity only runs from 6:00 pm to 2:00 am. Bring powerbanks and extra batteries in case you can’t charge your gadgets. Conserve smartphone use.
Globe and Smart both have signals on the island.
Bring enough cash if you plan to rent a boat for island-hopping
Visit the island with a larger group so you can divide the cost of boat rentals and other expenses, like accommodation and inland transportation.
Always bring a first aid kit and make sure to bring your prescription medication (if any). There is no drug store 



"Take nothing but pictures.
Leave nothing but footprints.
Kill nothing but time."


It basically means that when we are in a natural setting we should leave no trace of human intervention. We should, by all means, take pictures for our memories of our adventures. We should not leave anything behind such as trash, beer cans, paper, tobacco filters, plastic bags etc. We should be careful not to kill any of the wildlife in the area which includes animals, plants, and any living thing. We are stewards of this beautiful planet and we should not leave our imprint on any natural area.

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