Upon arrival at the island, you will have to pay 100 pesos if you're on day tour but if you'll stay overnight, you have to pay 300 pesos.
Note: If you plan to stay overnight, you have to bring your own tent as there is no room/accommodation on the island.
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| A dead tree |
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| The powdery sand of Potipot Island |
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| A horse? Of course not. |
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| One of the very few cottages that can be found in the island |
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| The fine weather when we got there - lovely! |
After enjoying the do-it-ourselves sand spa, we decided to check the island out. Walking around the island will take around 20-30 minutes. But I think it took us twice (or more) as much since we had a lot of stops - apparently, for the seemingly endless picture-taking :)
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| Walking under the heat of the sun |
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| Picture ng buhay isla :) |
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