Hundred Islands

Have you ever been curious as to how the Hundred Islands was formed? Then you’re in luck! There are several versions about the legend of Hundred Islands which I happen to have been told about by the natives of Alaminos which I’m really willing to share.The Lost LadyloveA primeval giant was said to have tears when he lost his ladylove. The tears of the giant supposedly formed the Hundred Islands.The Lost LemuriaIt was ...

No man is an islandAs I look upon the bright emerald green waters, I couldn’t help but reflect upon the very good friends that came along with me in my trip. It’s not where you go that makes the trip fun but it’s who you’re with that makes it fun. The Hundred Islands is very good place for bonding with your friends and loved ones. Whether you’re gathered around a bonfire telling stories or swimming along the white sandy ...

Ever seen clams that looks as big as humans? Then what are you waiting for!? Located approximately 15 feet underwater between several islands is a marine sanctuary containing hundreds of them! These giant clams are locally known as Taklobos and regarded as the world’s largest bivalve molluscs. These clams can weigh over 225 kilograms! However, it’s not only the massive sizes of these clams which make it spectacular, ...

Welcome to hundred IslandsIf you are on a tight budget, the Hundred Islands is the place to be. As a group consisting of 5 people, we ended up only using 2,500 Philippine pesos (PHP 2,500) during our stay from Saturday morning to Sunday afternoon in average.Tickets to Alaminos Available HereThe following are the expenditures I incurred with a group of 5 people:PHP 381 - Bus Ticket (one way) - If you are a student, the ...

Here are the prices if you plan to stay on an island overnightEntrance Fee:5 years old. and below are free20% Discount for Senior CitizensPhp 20.00 (Day Tour)|Php 40.00 (Overnight)Boat Rates:Small(1-5) - Day Tour: Php 800.00|Overnight: Php 1,400|Service Boat: Php 1,400Medium(6-10) - Day Tour: Php 1,000.00 |Overnight: Php 1,800.00 |Service Boat: Php 1,800.00Large(11-15) - Day Tour: Php 1,100.00 |Overnight: Php 2,000.00 |Service Boat: Php 2,000.00Day Tour: Will only go to the main islands (Governor's, Children's and Quezon)Overnight: The boat will pick you up the next day if you plan to have an overnight at the islands. The route is also the same as aboceService Boat: You can go anywhere in the ...

For those who have no idea of The Hundred Islands’ whereabouts, it is located in Alaminos City in Pangasinan.Directions in getting to Alaminos CityAlaminos can be reached from Metro Manila by land through North Luzon Expressway (NLEX). It is 250 kilometers away and it would take approximately 4 to 6 hours to get there via private or public vehicle (Five Star Bus Inc., Victory Liner, Dagupan Bus Inc., and Philippine Rabbit ...

(Click image for a larger preview)This map above shows us the names if various islands and fun activities which can be done there such as scuba diving, kayaking, snorkeling, and lot's more! As you can see, there are various activities which simply astound you and which you may have never tried before. And what's surprising is that you can actually do all these activities in just one place.So what are you waiting for?? ...

Nothing completes a trip more than buying souvenirs as proof of their escapade.Here at the Hundred Islands Souvenir Shop, you can buy different kinds of goods from apparel like t-shirts, board shorts and caps, accessories for cellphones and key chains, to household decorations.Thankfully enough they have a very wide price range in order to accommodate every kind of customer need. From prices as low as Php 5.00 for key ...

1. Island hop! Explore and have fun. The more the merrier. 2. Snorkel and see the giant clams, don’t be scared they won’t bite. 3. Jump into the waters of Imelda Cave or you can go around it if you don’t want to jump. 4. Kayak around the islands. 5. Be on the lookout for exotic animals like the flying fish and birds 6. Have a lunch of Alaminos Boneless Bangus or Alaminos Longanisa on the sandbar 7. Watch ...

We didn't expect our swimming/island hopping/snorkeling adventure to have gone as far as to have some trekking added into it too.First Stop: The Walk to the BoatWell this walk couldn't be considered as trekking per se but no doubt about it, this is no small feat. We had to use our (sorry for the term) Ninjustu to just climb the boat. With the sharp rocks beneath our feet, we treaded the treacherous waves controlling ...

Entrance of Imelda CaveIn all of the island caves that we went to, the Imelda Cave at Marcos Island is one of the island caves you will look forward to visiting. Marcos Island was named after the former President Ferdinand Marcos and the cave was named after his wife, Imelda. What makes the tandem of the cave and its island amazing is that after following a trail on the island, you will end up on the open ceiling of ...

Beach attire would be the most appropriate for the sunny environment. For the boys, I recommend wearing a sando or t-shirt bottomed with board shorts and for the ladies you can flaunt your sexy body with a bikini or shake your tail feather with a pair of shorts. Footwear is a must since some islands are rocky and the sands are decorated with a variety of seashells. Whether it’s flip-flops, sandals or swim shoes just ...