Monday, May 24, 2010

Pangasinan: Colibra Island (Snake Island)

From the calm waters of tambobong beach, we rented a banca to take our adventurous feet to the beautiful Colibra (Snake or Culebra) Island.



Banca from Tambobong Beach to Colibra Island: Php 750 (more or less 5-7 pax)

Tambobong Beach - see this link
http://adventurousfeet.blogspot.com/2010/05/pangasinan-tambobong-white-beach-in.html



As you can see, there are only few coconut trees around the island so it's better to get your sunblock as there's actually no shade in here.



I was personally amazed when I saw how clear and beautiful the water is. Too much heat from the sun makes the sand so hot but definitely of a good quality.






What's in the other side of the island? Rock formations and the waves from the sea.











Other pictures taken at Colibra Island (Culebra)

Kuya Jeremy (our boatman) in his Robin Padilla look :)




Colibra Island was named because it was told there are lot of snakes here long ago.


Not sure if this is the cabacungan cove but i just took some pictures of the rock formations/caves on our way to Colibra Island







It's time to go back..





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21 comments:

outonvacation said...

wow..may ganito pa lang kagandang beach sa pangasinan :)

Anonymous said...

wow! kaka-inlove the place mga kabaleyan...

adventurousfeet said...

hi outonavacation and anonymous, punta din kayu. :)

Anonymous said...

ang ganda gusto kong puntahan! nakakainlove...

adventurousfeet said...

yes, when we were there walang katao-tao as if you own an island. :)

rac said...

hi! your pictures are lovely. :)

Anonymous said...

can we camp overnyt there? how much is the island fee? thanks.. lovely pics. :)

adventurousfeet said...

I heard that this island is owned by a politician. There's no entrance fee here. The owner gave rights to the locals to visit this freely or let their guests visit this island. When we were in tambobong at Benilda's homestay, her husband suggested we could do overnight in this island the next time we will be visiting the place. So just make sure someone here knows you'll be camping overnight, or probably hire a local boatman.

Ian | GoingRoamingWandering said...

nice rock formations in the 6th pic!

adventurousfeet said...

thanks ian :)

thepinaysolobackpacker said...

una ko to nakita ke Allan, favorite naya daw to. date gusto ko tlga sana to mapunahan kaso nag back out ksama ko. sarap cguro mag camp jan.

adventurousfeet said...

@thepinoysolobackpacker

yup ok nga daw magcamping dito sabi nung pinagstayan namin sa tambobong.. puntahan mo na :) thanks for dropping by :)

Anonymous said...

hi adventurousfeet im really interested youve came up with this amazingly informative and interesting travel blog.. and im wondering how much did the boatride cost? i mean is it like 750 for all or 750 per person? :) thanks! and well is it hmmm roundtrip? thanks!! :)

adventurousfeet said...

@anonymous

thanks! this 750php is the rate of the boat, two-way, not per person

Anonymous said...

how long is the travel from manila to dasol? and from tambobong to colibra? tnx

adventurousfeet said...

Bus from Cubao to Alaminos - Php 347 (Victory Liner) -- 4 hours drive
Bus from Alaminos to Olongapo (drop off at Burgos Market) - Php 28 (Victory Liner) -- 30-45 minutes
Tricycle from Burgos to Tambobong - Php 300 -- 1 hour drive

tambobong-colibra more or less 20minutes

Christian | Lakad Pilipinas said...

Pwede pala magcommute papunta dito wow!

Grabe ang daan papunta dito from the main road eh diba parang di natatapos =P

Anonymous said...

..i like.. ang gandang puntahan grabe..

Anonymous said...

punta ako dito sa holy week! hope ganyan pa rin kaganda

Unknown said...

Hello :) May contact number ka ni Benilda? Thank you! :)

lakwatserong tsinelas said...

ang ganda! your post convinced me that i should be here this weekend. hehe thanks!

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