📍Dampalitan Island

Blue water, fine sands and gigantic formations of rocks is what you can see in Dampalitan Island. This is a not so well-developed beach resort. It is not crowded and you can really enjoy the salty water. Last time when I went there, we had our boating experience that I really enjoyed. There are a lot of things that you can do. The scenery is beautiful and natural. There are jellyfish, starfish and other kinds of fish that you can see in a zoom lens motion when you are snorkeling.

Dampalitan Island is an ideal retreat to escape the hassle life in the metro. The island has a laid back charm that will capture the heart of every backpacker that is looking for a relaxing vibe. The long creamy white sand is a picture-perfect spot for overnight camping and for endless summer nights.

The island is enclosed with tropical blue waters with rich underwater life. Palm trees and agoho tres dotted the whole island and provided a nice shade from the scorching heat of the sun. The atmosphere in the whole island is simple yet mesmerizing. A perfect alternative for its much visited neighbors such as Borawan Island and Puting Buhangin at Kuwebang Lampas.

The water level had subsided when we decided to come out of the water. We realized that a rocky islet (more like a rocky bar) emerged so we decided to check it out and once again, take #selfies. It was perfect timing because the sun was just about to kiss the horizon.

List of Expenses
Entrance Fee: P60
Tent Pitching Fee: P100
Hut Rental: P850-P1000
Water: P40 per 5 gallons, P400/drum
How to get there: Board the bus to Lucena Grand Terminal (P250-P260, 3.5 hours) and another bus to Unisan (P35-40, 45-75 minutes). Get off at QCRB Bank in Padre Burgos and take a trike to Aplaya (15 minutes). You’ll find tour boats here for P1800, good for 8 pax.
That is my whole experience in Dampalitan Island. My favorite part in this trip is the snorkeling. I got to experience to see the different types of corals ang fishes under the sea. I was amazed by the beauty of nature. I am hoping that I can visit again this beach resort and try to explore morw things about it.

Thank you for your time in reading my blog! So, this is my last blog article, it was a great journey and accomplishment that I was able to feauture the 7 wonders of Laguna and Quezon. Special thanks to Miss Angel Mata for encouraging us to do things like this that helped us in boosting our confidence and enhance our skills in English. That was all and may God Bless us all!!





























