Breakfast at the resort, took more photos before we head back to the Port.
Going home from Real, Quezon to C6, we passed by a lot stalls... from people selling fish, squid, crabs, shells, etc. Fruits, handicrafts: bilao, hats, swing, wooden furniture: chair, table, cabinets, rocking chair, there are even walis tingting and broom. Laguna delicacies like buko pie, lengua de gato, espasol, etc. So if you are traveling by car. Its going to be tempting to do a stop-over and buy these things. We actually brought a thermo chest and bought fish in Quezon.My trip to Polilio island is a new discovery. Another proof showing how vast and creative God is. Another unforgettable travel adventure.
FEW TIPS BEFORE GOING TO POLILIO ISLAND.
- Bring cash. no ATMs nor banks
- Bring insect repellent and put them on as soon as you land the island. Even while sleeping (its advisable you have insect repellent on, unless you have mosquito net) I got bitten by gnats "nik-nk"
- Bring flash light. Their electricity is from 2:30 pm to 6:30 am daily only.
- Bring mineral water or at least have your own water bottle container
- Bring towels and toiletries. (this isn't provided in the lodgings/resort)
- Bring hat, aqua shoes, snorkeling materials.
- There are good locations for diving but you have to bring everything with you, including the tank and regulators.
- Request for mosquito net (especially if you are staying in a fan room)
- Smart Communications signal only.
- Mode of transport is mostly tricycle or motorcycle (habal-habal)
- You can also bring food items that you can share with them.
Day 4 expenses - Php467.00: Breakfast at the Resort Php135 + Tricycle from Resort to Polillo port Php60/head (Php300/tricycle) + Terminal fee Php2 + Lunch at Sea Horse hotel Php120 + Boat fare Php150/head.
