Cadilao island - all beaches

Wow, we had an incredible time at Pasandigan Cove. We stopped for lunch and also had the opportunity to purchase a Cola drink from a working student named Mark. Please consider buying a drink from him to support his education. Shoutout to all the working students there, you guys are doing great! I was truly impressed. Hehehehe.

We arrived at the shore after a kayaking expedition, but were disheartened to find it in a state of filth and litter. Perhaps during the dry spell, the beach may be more tolerable. However, we couldn't help but notice two emaciated dogs who appeared to have gone without food for quite some time. We made sure to offer them some sustenance in the form of bread and would advise future visitors to bring extra provisions for these poor creatures.

Due to the Habagat, we were redirected to the lagoon instead of Tour D. The lagoon offers kayaking and a small sandbar to rest and take in the beautiful view. The rock formations are magnificent, with a large rock that many people climb for a photo opportunity. However, caution should be taken as the edges are sharp and the rock can be slippery.

This pristine beach is a true gem of nature that deserves to be safeguarded from any kind of camping activity. It's baffling to see some reviewers awarding only 4 stars to this breathtakingly beautiful island. It's an absolute must-visit destination that will leave you spellbound with its lush greenery and exotic flora. To fully experience the wonders of this place, rent a kayak and embark on a 30-minute journey to reach this paradise.