Twin Peaks Reef
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| Leaving Kayangan lake and on our way to Twin Peaks Reef |
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| our boat stopped and we realize we've arrived already |
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| our driver is tying our boat to the other boats that are parked as well |
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| Ms. Cherry (our tour guide) feeding the fishes |
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| so many fishies! |
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| clear waters and fishies |
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| Ms. Cherry accompanying me for snorkeling around the reef. Too bad I don't have underwater cam |
Banol Beach
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| Leaving Twin Peaks and on our way to rest at Banol Beach for lunch |
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| Banol Beach in view |
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| Clear shallow waters |
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| Lovely sight |
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| White sand and clear water! |
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| Going down |
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| no words to describe |
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| just lovely |
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| And we're the only people in this part. so nice! |
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| love to swim again just by looking at it |
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| clear waters |
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| more pic of the water |
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| a couch potato in paradise |
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| stress reliever |
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| our tour companions taking great shots |
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| my friend appreciating the view |
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| our free lunch included in the tour! (unicorn fish, bbq chicken, lobster, rice and mango and vegetable salad) |
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| underneath the rocks |
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| our little piece of paradise |
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| a couch potato under the rocks |
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| a mermaid?! |
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| you can go kayaking after lunch and explore the rock formations on the islands. I was a bit surprised nobody telling me not to go too far. We're really free to go anywhere. |
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| leaving Banol Beach |
Twin Lagoon
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| On our way to Twin Lagoon |
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| more rock formations |
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| a different kind of water |
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| entrance to the lagoon |
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| walkway to the entrance |
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| there's the very small entrance |
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| there it is |
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| here magnified. you see the stairs? either you go up through a very narrow path between the rocks or you go swim under the stairs. the water is too high for us to swim safely underneath so we went through the rocks. I don't think a very big person would fit there but we all went through okay. whew! love these adventures |
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| clear waters |
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| going to the walkway |
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| and here we are right after we went through the rocks. water is cold underneath and warm on top. weird feeling. there's something spiritual about the place which makes it amazing |
Maquinit Hot Springs
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| On our way to Maquinit Hot Springs. Starting to have overcast skies |
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| we can see the mangrove from here |
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| mangrove up close |
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| entrance to the springs |
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| getting closer |
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| going up the entrance |
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| the view at the entrance. the springs located way over there |
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| walkway to the springs. i really like this walkway |
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| benches are available around the spring |
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| view from the bench |
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| that's where the hot water is coming from and that's coming from the top of the mountain |
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| and they're going out to the mangroves |
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| flowing water |
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| peaceful hot spring |
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| great for relaxation or if you have aching muscles. the water is really quite hot. I had to go in and out of the water |
At the Bistro Coron back in Coron town
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| Tenderloin steak cooked to perfection |
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