Isla Verde, an
island in the Philippines where you can see lush and full of green trees from afar and doesn't change in time. We went there from our place
near laurel park, we ride a tricycle going to a place near BRH (Batangas
Regional Hospital) and then ride a jeepney going to SM City Batangas. The
jeepney dropped us in SM City Batangas, near another jeepney going to Tabangao
aplaya. Then, from Tabangao aplaya, you can see several ferry boats. We ride
the Island Cruiser ferryboat where they can give discount to students . Our
ferry boat departed at around 9am in the morning. We reminded the ferry boat
captain that we will be back in Batangas the next morning. Luckily, we stayed in our helper's relative
house and we give any amount we can give.
Here's the pricelist of the expense in going to Verde Island:
Description
|
Amount
|
Tricycle in Laurel
Park
|
20 php
|
Jeepney to SM City
Batangas
|
8 php per person
|
Jeepney to
Tabangao aplaya
|
13 php per person
|
Island Cruiser
ferry boat
|
100 php per person
|
They have 12
Barangays and named after known saints. Half of Isla Verde owns by Pastor, a
famous family who lives in Batangas. Their mayor implement that houses should
be installed by solar panels instead of electricity. They don't have public
market and hospital. There's only barangay health center. They have mini
grocery store, where you can buy food like rice. But for vegetables and fruits,
they have in their own backyards like coconuts and bananas.
The most beautiful
place to visit is Barangay San Agapito where you can find many resorts, one is
the Verde Island resort. The island has a rocky shore but you can also find
fine sands on resorts and selected seashores like in Sitio Cueva.
The
island is a passageway for many boats and ferries from Mindoro, Visayas and
Mindanao. When we went there, high tides in early morning and low tides in the
late afternoon. The sunset is very
exhilarating and have breathtaking view from the island. The Island Cruiser
ferry boat passed by to get us back in Batangas around 5am the next morning.
Then, going back vice versa.
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