Hundred Islands, Alaminos, Pangasinan

Last June 13-14, 2010, my girl and I together with her family had an outing at Hundred Islands at Alaminos, Pangasinan. The said tourist spot had a total of 123 islands (as what our tourist guide, Julius, said). And the body of water surrounding these islands is the Lingayen Gulf.

I will be sharing you here pictures of our island hopping (Day 1).

Island Hopping: P2,000 (we're 14 in the group - 13 adults and 1 child)
Life vests: P50 each
Snorkel: P150 each
Fee: P20 each (for the whole day)

Century Cave

We merely had a picture-taking here. The hole above the cave is mesmerizing.

Traversing a trail-like path toward the cave...

Hole!

View from Century Cave

Quezon Island

A place to swim and eat.

Cottage that we rent: P600
Food that we eat: P1,050 (2 milk fish, 8 squid, 2K rice, and 2 softdrinks)

After the fun and lunch at Quezon Island, we had our snorkeling activity. Unfortunately, we don't have any picture of it to share. Just a thing, be brave enough of the water even if you don't know how to swim; just secure yourself with your life vests. You won't enjoy the activity unless you conquer your fear.

Children's Island

I believe this island is meant for children for it was only 2-3 ft. (?) deep. But for me, it is not advisable for it was cruel on one's foot. Not really a place to enjoy swimming.

Stephanie

Cuenco Cave

The last in the list for today. It was a cave that somehow resembles a tunnel. But you cannot cross the cave and swim on the other end. Only picture-taking is allowed.







Will be posting our Day 2 Island Hopping one of these days...