This trip is the most stressful for me, the original plan is for 10-13 pax so I already reserved a place that can accommodate the group. When everything was already set and I already deposited the down payment back out stories starting to say hello. At the end, 13 pax cut down to 6 pax.
Here is our Itinerary for the Hundred Islands Trip 2 days 1 night
Day 1
12:00 am Assembly Time
01:00 am Snack at Mcdonalds
01:45 am Departure
06:00 am Arrival at the transient
06:30 am breakfast
07:30 am Rest
10:30 am Preparing for the activity
11:00 am Lunch time
11:30 am Let the adventure begin J
05:30 pm Done with the activity
06:00 pm Back to transient. Freshen up
08:00 pm dinner
09:00 pm TV time
10:30 pm drinking session at the rooftop
12:30 pm sleep
Day 2
10:30 am Preparing for travel back to manila
01:30 am Lunch
02:30 pm Departure to Manila
02:15 Stop over to Alaminos market to buy pasalubong
02:45 Travel
07:00 Dinner at NLEX Mega Caltex
08:00 Dinner ended
09:00 Arrival in Manila
Expenses Breakdown
Accommodation Veronica Hauschild Transient 2,750 php
Food Food Court near port 240 php (B,L,D,L)
Boat Service for 6pax 1,600 php
Gas manila-alaminos v.v. 3,000 php
Tollgate vice versa 563 php
Expense 8,153 php / 6
Total 1,358 per person
Optional items
Gears snorkel/lifevest/shoes 200/set
Or
Lifevest/shoes 100/set
The accommodation is quite decent, it has 2 bedrooms, fully air-conditioned, television, wifi, kitchen that you can use and a private bathroom but the service is disappointing. The owner is insisting that she told me about the extension charge, that she texted those details days before our trip but I still have all of her text messages and it doesn’t have the details she is pertaining to, I talked to her for the nth times on the phone but she didn’t told me anything about it. Although the place is good I will not recommend this one for accommodation, good service still my priority.
We rented the boat thru the transient owner and we chose to have the service boat for us to maximize our time for island hopping.
The second one is the Quezon Island and it was my favorite because it has a cliff diving area my body is shaking while preparing myself to jump but then the thrill is priceless once you jumped J
Before going to the last Major Island we stopped at a snorkelling site nearby. There are loads of colourful fishes on the site and we even saw the giant clams.
The last island is the Marcos Island wherein you can camp overnight and you have to pay 200 per head. It is somewhat commercialized than the two and the largest too. This island is more on beach type, it has restroom and wide area intended for eating and resting.
Even though I had a stressful time arranging all of this we went home in high spirits as we made our travel back home a concert inside the car. “OH MY GOD WE’RE BACK AGAIN!!”
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