HomeAsiaPhilippinesLuzonPalawanA Day in Cuyo Island, Palawan 1514 shares By Marcos Detourist on August 3, 2011Although I didn’t have the best time during the long ferry ride from Iloilo to Cuyo, my excitement shot up when we finally arrived in Cuyo Island. It was finally THE MOMENT! My first time to set foot in Palawan Province and on my way to explore this tiny remote island all by my lonesome. I already had a good first impression of Cuyo after seeing this long and inviting white sand beach conveniently lying beside the pier … beckoning to be discovered. First glimpse of Capusan Beach in Cuyo IslandCuyo was popularized by the Philippine romantic drama film “Ploning,” starred by veteran actress Judy Ann Santos. After taking a walk along the beach and the streets of Cuyo Town proper, I could sense why the island was the perfect setting to film such a beautiful story … how the seascapes of Cuyo could bring out the romance of life in a typical coastal village in the Philippines. Movie trailer of Ploning, which was shot entirely in Cuyo Cuyo Poblacion Baywalk Capusan Beach View of Cuyo Pier from Capusan BeachCuyo Fortress ChurchFor the stopover in Cuyo island, the Milagrosa ferry took around six hours, which was ample time to wander around some of the tourist spots in Cuyo. Within walking distance from the pier was the Cuyo Fortress Church. This massive church was first built in 1683 by Augustinian recollects to double as a house of worship and fortification against Muslim raiders. Surprised to see the Cuyonon sign “Dayon Camo” at the church since it’s also the same way we say “Pasok kayo” or “(You’re welcome to) Come In”After asking permission from the parish priest, I climbed up the stairs and walked along the pathways on top of the fortress walls. The topmost level of the bell tower had a great view of the whole church complex, the town plaza, and a few outlying islands. Cuyo Town Plaza and Gym School beside the Cuyo Fortress Church View from the church belfryCapusan BeachBeside the pier is a charming baywalk and a white sand stretch named Capusan Beach. The beach was great for a short stroll. Some of the other passengers went to the northern end to take a dip. There were some interesting photographic subjects in Capusan like this flock of migratory birds and two wrecked boats I saw.Deep footprints at the northernmost end of Capusan Beach Can’t resist the self-portrait photo-op at the I (HEART) U vandal Locals trading fish at the beachfrontSince I had four more hours to explore Cuyo, I wanted to visit a few spots around the island, particularly Magsaysay town situated at the other side of the island. I approached a tricycle driver and asked him how much it would cost to take me to Quijano Beach in Magsaysay. The driver offered me P400 for the round trip transfers. I told him it was too expensive. Luckily, a habal-habal (single motorcycle) driver was nearby and offered me only P200 for the ride.Quijano Beach and Magsaysay TownIt took 1 hour and 15 minutes from Cuyo Town Proper to Quijano Beach in Magsaysay Town. The road from Cuyo to Magsaysay town proper was bearable but the section from Magsaysay to Quijano Beach was very rough. Magsaysay Municipal Hall Church in Magsaysay town Magsaysay Town PlazaIt would have been better if the beach was excellent but the sand fell short of my expectations. Quijano Beach had a strong yellow-orange color sand, which was a bit coarse. The beach was super calm during my visit but I read online that it’s an excellent windsurfing spot during months of October to April. There was a high-end resort at the beach called Quijano Windsurfing Retreat.Brought my heavy backpack with when I was in Cuyo town for safety reasons. My only companion for the day ;(Beachfront cottages of Quijano Windsurfing RetreatTabunan Beach and PierTabunan Beach is nearer to Cuyo Town Proper, around 10 minutes by motorcycle / habal-habal. The driver charged me an additional P50 for the ride. It used to be a popular local hangout place but my habal-habal driver told me that they have actually grown tired of bumming out at the beach … ALL DAY ALL YEAR :) A few kilometers off the coast was Bisucay Isand, which had a very long and inviting white sand beach. The locals back in town told me there’s a passenger pumpboat departing Cuyo Pier for Bisucay Island daily at around noontime. Yellowish sand of Tabunan Beach with Bisucay Island in the far distance Bisucay IslandReally loved the twin beaches and the picturesque pier / wave breaker structure in Tabunan White Sandbar in the middle of the bayHere’s a video I took when I was at Tabunan Bay: Cuyo Town ProperI asked my habal-habal driver to drop me off at an intersection I spotted earlier lined with a few old houses. He told me some of these houses, now used for commercial purposes, appeared in the movie “Ploning.” I went in a carinderia/local eatery near a school for a proper meal (compared to eating instant noodles at the boat). A serving of adobo, one cup of rice, and a bottle of Coke for just P55 did the trick. Wooden houses in Cuyo Poblacion Nikky’s Pension House located beside the Baywalk, one of the budget places to stay in Cuyo Cuyo Municipal Hall Palawan College of Arts and Trades – Cuyo Campus Cuyo Public Market Thick rain clouds on my way back to Cuyo Pier for the Cuyo to Puerto Princesa Leg of my ferry crossingOh! and Amanpulo Resort, the most exclusive/expensive resort in the Philippines, is actually within the jurisdiction of the Municipality of Cuyo. Just made some wishful thinking to visit the island as a day trip while I was planning the trip :) The ultra luxury resort, however, is still a few more hours by boat and an expensive plane ride from the main Cuyo Island.Don’t leave yet. There’s more!Planning at trip to Cuyo, PalawanIloilo to Puerto Princesa City, Palawan (via Cuyo): 36-hour…Iloilo to Puerto Princesa, Palawan RORO Ferry (via Cuyo)Survived Palawan, the Philippines’ Last FrontierMy First Solo Backpacking Trip and First Time to PalawanSurvivor Palawan: A Solo Backpacker’s TravelogueComments journeysandtravels saysAugust 3, 2011 at 8:26 amThis is by far the most inviting Cuyo Island hideaway I wanna visit someday. I first saw this in the blog of Estan Cabigas and then yours Marcos. Thank you for sharing this. Marcos saysAugust 3, 2011 at 9:09 amThanks again Sir. I’m really glad to see your comments in my blog :) I was also inspired to visit Cuyo because of Estan and Angel (Lakwatsero.com). Next time, I’m hoping to spend a few days in Cuyo so I can visit the other islands as well. Ehdz saysJune 21, 2012 at 11:40 amhi .. ngayon ko lang nabasa ng buo ung experience mo tungkol sa cuyo. and super proud ako to be one of them. thank you kasi nagustuhan mo ung places. next time, try to visit the bisucay island. you will find peace there. remote area man, hindi kawalan kung anong kulang sa kanila, they lived happily and contented. :)) thanks again, sir ! till your next journey! matamang salamat! :D Marcos saysJune 21, 2012 at 3:39 pmYes. I don’t know when I’ll be coming back to Cuyo. Definitely, I will want to explore nearby island and islets. I’ve been meaning to visit them during my previous trip pero mag-isa lang ako that time and I didn’t have enough money to rent a whole boat :) Ehdz saysJune 24, 2012 at 2:41 pmhey ! kapag pala naisip mo ng pumunta ulit sa palawan, just tell me. para kapag nagpunta ka ng bisucay island, may matutuluyan ka. :)) wala ka ng problemahin sa tutuluyan mo. :) Mervz | pinoyadventurista.com saysAugust 3, 2011 at 12:50 pmwith all these photos you shared, it makes me wanna go to Cuyo island soon! I just don’t know if I could bear the long ferry ride… Kudos to you, you had patience for such a long ride… :) Marcos saysAugust 6, 2011 at 10:44 amKaya yan Mervz :) I came prepared if ever I get super bored din, had my ipod loaded with hours of music and movies to keep me entertained. lifeisacelebration saysAugust 3, 2011 at 6:49 pmFor some reason, i have been “missing” your blogs. Now I have to check out your other travel journals. This is good! Stunning photography to match good narratives. Btw, is Cuyo really that “clean”? I noticed in all the pics that the places look so sanitized. Marcos saysAugust 6, 2011 at 10:55 amHehe, thanks for stumbling at my blog. I really appreciate that you like my write-up too, it’s nice to know that other people also appreciate my story. There were parts of Cuyo that weren’t clean particularly the part of Capusan Beach that was nearer to the pier and a part of Tabunan Beach. I think the garbage was brought there because of the current. The streets of the town proper itself were clean. vincent del rosario saysSeptember 1, 2011 at 12:06 amhi marcos,,vince here,,,cuyonin thanks for featuring cuyo sa blog mo,,,,,,sna mbasa pa to ng ibang cuyonin,,,, Marcos saysSeptember 3, 2011 at 11:24 amAhh… thanks for dropping by vincente :) Ganda ng Cuyo! crispie saysMarch 26, 2014 at 4:16 pmthanks so much sa pag upload about cuyo palawan — cuyonon ako aneman nalilipay ako mayad Marcos saysMarch 27, 2014 at 7:31 amMy pleasure crispie :) You home is beautiful. I am always fantasizing about visiting Cuyo again. akosibernfromROXASPAL saysSeptember 29, 2011 at 2:22 pmsir marcos request sana ma featured mo rin ang roxas palawan almost part ng norther palawan na feature mo na sana ma feature mo din yung roxas ^_^… i half ilonggo and half Kagayane’n…aabangan ko tong story na to salamat ganda kasi ng mga story mo bout sa places na napuntahan mo laking roxas kasi ako sana ma featured lang salamat again Marcos saysOctober 12, 2011 at 7:48 amAhh… the only memory I have of Roxas was the bus terminal. I have yet to explore the rest of the town. Could you suggest some nice places to visit? Sandra saysNovember 2, 2011 at 9:50 amMarcos,Thanks for sharing you experience when you visit Cuyo, Palawan. I know someone residing there, kaya dapat invite nya ko dun sa province nya ha ha ha! Na-excite ako makapunta dun, how much na spend mo?(if I may asked)… Text ko na nga un friend ko regarding your blog :) God bless! Marcos saysNovember 11, 2011 at 6:31 pmCool. Posted my itinerary here: https://www.ambot-ah.com/palawan-12-day-itinerary-budget-and-expenses-diy-backpacking/ ? hana banana ? saysNovember 29, 2011 at 10:00 pmgreat pix and great blog! napadaan lang here…awww…how i wish i can be brave n travel solo ;) Marcos saysDecember 20, 2011 at 11:43 pmthanks hana :D Martin saysJanuary 16, 2012 at 4:30 amOne of my dream destinations to visit in the Philippines. Sana makapunta din ako dito. Nice photos. Marcos saysFebruary 2, 2012 at 2:03 amI’m sure you can. Ikaw pa! Penny saysJanuary 24, 2012 at 8:58 pmTaking the boat in a couple of days (from Iloilo to Puerto Princesa). Thanks so much for all the details and for recording your experience. I hope you had a wonderful time and have learnt to overcome your ‘talking to other travellers’ shyness a little! Marcos saysFebruary 2, 2012 at 3:00 amI really did! now that I’ve traveled more, I did get to be more open to new people … it’s still a work in progress :) Thanks for taking the time to read my blog. Lheajane saysFebruary 13, 2012 at 12:32 pmHello, Im from Cuyo Island too. Thank you for visiting our island. I really missed my hometown since Im studying here in Manila. Aww, maganda pa rin ang Cuyo. Thank you po talaga, atleast I was able see Cuyo through your blog. Pagbalik camo uman sa ameng banwang Cuyo :) ma.evelyn saysFebruary 13, 2012 at 3:37 pmwow! I AM PROUD TO BE CUYONO! angtinlo ingan! nice! Ton Abengoza saysMarch 23, 2012 at 3:11 amI’m from Brooke’s Point, Palawan, “Home of the Biggest Pearl in the world”! Although the Pearl is now in New York Museum valued at USD 75Million and weighing 14 pounds!. We have “Ocean Spring” Where you can find Potable water in the ocean.. and lot more! By the way, what cam are you using? Your pictures are so crisp & vibrant! Thanks & long live! Marcos saysApril 14, 2012 at 12:07 amI have yet to visit Brooke’s Point but I’ve taken down some notes if ever that day comes. I’m using a Nikon D40. Anne saysMarch 23, 2012 at 4:32 pmim from cuyo too. i’m glad u enjoyed ur stay there.. matamang salamat kanimo. :) (maraming salamat sayo) :) Marcos saysApril 14, 2012 at 12:07 amYou’re welcome Anne ^_^ Emman saysMarch 24, 2012 at 7:51 amMark thanks for featuring my hometown… My beloved Cuyo… I hope you had a great time. Sayang nga lang, you’re alone. You should try and experienced to befriend true blooded Cuyonon… you will discover how really nice and very kind Cuyonon people is.. Matamang salamat! Abante Cuyo! Marcos saysApril 14, 2012 at 12:06 amMy pleasure. Hope to meet one someday :D sealand saysMarch 26, 2012 at 3:14 pmhi marcos, i’ve been in palawan for 5 years, i traveled back and forth from manila because of my job.. mostly i stayed in the main land.. but ive only been to 2 of their beautiful islands (Coron and Culion), by third week of april im going to visit cuyo island for the first time, and i am excited about it.. thnx for your blog and the pics for some sneak preview of the place.. Marcos saysApril 13, 2012 at 11:59 pmCool! I actually haven’t been to those two islands :) dying to visit them as well. Tin-Tin G. saysApril 3, 2012 at 10:58 amThanks, Marc! Best travel review about our hometown so far. I’m glad you’ve got the chance to visit our place. Hopefully those who will be coming to our town because of your blog will also keep it clean and take good care of Cuyo the way Cuyunons have taken care of it. Basipang makabalik ka pa ra uman sa ameng banwa sa madarason nga adlaw kalidyos (P.S. You might also want to experience Holy Week in our town). Marcos saysApril 13, 2012 at 11:20 pmMy pleasure Tin-tin. I’d love to go back. It’s only a boat ride away from my hometown, hehe. norman saysMay 8, 2012 at 9:55 amtaga cuyo po ako…salamat sa pagdaan sa aming munting paraiso at pagpost sa website mo! tupe saysJanuary 9, 2013 at 2:53 pmgusto ko gid ni kadtuan… tnx sa informative post. Marcos saysJanuary 10, 2013 at 1:56 pmGo :D nice blog btw! Daniel saysApril 10, 2013 at 9:07 pmsalamat sa pag visit ng cuyo island, sna sa pag balik mo sa cuyo. para mas masayahan k mga month august ( 3rd week of august then holyweek ksi yan ung mga well celebrated na holidays sa cuyo. tnx.. Henry saysMay 10, 2013 at 10:03 amHello Marcos, thanks for posting this…i was researching for a place to visit that is not so common and this is it…the vessel Milagrosa tig marais ang viaje kay ga panghapit-hapit. Admired your patience…lol…tnx again. Henry saysMay 10, 2013 at 10:06 amthanks Marcos, you gave me an idea and interest to visit cuyo…nice pictures and video. Philip saysFebruary 5, 2014 at 7:12 amHi Sir Marcos, My name is Philip, A friend told me about your blog. You see I’m a university student doing a thesis on one of the families in cuyo, the ponce de Leon’s. Do you have any information or tips on where to find documents or people to help in my research? You see I’m going to cuyo on friday and won’t stay long, so I wanted to have some info before hand. Marcos saysFebruary 5, 2014 at 3:39 pmSorry Philip, I only visited Cuyo once on my may to Puerto Princesa. I’m sure the local government units in Cuyo will be able to be of better help. Good luck! Philip saysFebruary 5, 2014 at 9:00 pmThanks Marcos Dexter saysAugust 27, 2016 at 9:13 amCuyo! One of my dream destination islands. Looking forward to get there so soon Agness of Fit Travelling saysApril 4, 2017 at 12:04 amThis places seems so calm, relaxing and rich in history, Marcos! Posting of new comments is disabled temporarily.Connect with Marcos on:Detourista.comMarcosDetourist.comFacebookInstagramTwitterDetourista.comDiscover more travel guides and blogs about the Philippines and beyond by Marcos DetouristChoose your next destination: Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
journeysandtravels saysAugust 3, 2011 at 8:26 amThis is by far the most inviting Cuyo Island hideaway I wanna visit someday. I first saw this in the blog of Estan Cabigas and then yours Marcos. Thank you for sharing this.
Marcos saysAugust 3, 2011 at 9:09 amThanks again Sir. I’m really glad to see your comments in my blog :) I was also inspired to visit Cuyo because of Estan and Angel (Lakwatsero.com). Next time, I’m hoping to spend a few days in Cuyo so I can visit the other islands as well.
Ehdz saysJune 21, 2012 at 11:40 amhi .. ngayon ko lang nabasa ng buo ung experience mo tungkol sa cuyo. and super proud ako to be one of them. thank you kasi nagustuhan mo ung places. next time, try to visit the bisucay island. you will find peace there. remote area man, hindi kawalan kung anong kulang sa kanila, they lived happily and contented. :)) thanks again, sir ! till your next journey! matamang salamat! :D
Marcos saysJune 21, 2012 at 3:39 pmYes. I don’t know when I’ll be coming back to Cuyo. Definitely, I will want to explore nearby island and islets. I’ve been meaning to visit them during my previous trip pero mag-isa lang ako that time and I didn’t have enough money to rent a whole boat :)
Ehdz saysJune 24, 2012 at 2:41 pmhey ! kapag pala naisip mo ng pumunta ulit sa palawan, just tell me. para kapag nagpunta ka ng bisucay island, may matutuluyan ka. :)) wala ka ng problemahin sa tutuluyan mo. :)
Mervz | pinoyadventurista.com saysAugust 3, 2011 at 12:50 pmwith all these photos you shared, it makes me wanna go to Cuyo island soon! I just don’t know if I could bear the long ferry ride… Kudos to you, you had patience for such a long ride… :)
Marcos saysAugust 6, 2011 at 10:44 amKaya yan Mervz :) I came prepared if ever I get super bored din, had my ipod loaded with hours of music and movies to keep me entertained.
lifeisacelebration saysAugust 3, 2011 at 6:49 pmFor some reason, i have been “missing” your blogs. Now I have to check out your other travel journals. This is good! Stunning photography to match good narratives. Btw, is Cuyo really that “clean”? I noticed in all the pics that the places look so sanitized.
Marcos saysAugust 6, 2011 at 10:55 amHehe, thanks for stumbling at my blog. I really appreciate that you like my write-up too, it’s nice to know that other people also appreciate my story. There were parts of Cuyo that weren’t clean particularly the part of Capusan Beach that was nearer to the pier and a part of Tabunan Beach. I think the garbage was brought there because of the current. The streets of the town proper itself were clean.
vincent del rosario saysSeptember 1, 2011 at 12:06 amhi marcos,,vince here,,,cuyonin thanks for featuring cuyo sa blog mo,,,,,,sna mbasa pa to ng ibang cuyonin,,,,
crispie saysMarch 26, 2014 at 4:16 pmthanks so much sa pag upload about cuyo palawan — cuyonon ako aneman nalilipay ako mayad
Marcos saysMarch 27, 2014 at 7:31 amMy pleasure crispie :) You home is beautiful. I am always fantasizing about visiting Cuyo again.
akosibernfromROXASPAL saysSeptember 29, 2011 at 2:22 pmsir marcos request sana ma featured mo rin ang roxas palawan almost part ng norther palawan na feature mo na sana ma feature mo din yung roxas ^_^… i half ilonggo and half Kagayane’n…aabangan ko tong story na to salamat ganda kasi ng mga story mo bout sa places na napuntahan mo laking roxas kasi ako sana ma featured lang salamat again
Marcos saysOctober 12, 2011 at 7:48 amAhh… the only memory I have of Roxas was the bus terminal. I have yet to explore the rest of the town. Could you suggest some nice places to visit?
Sandra saysNovember 2, 2011 at 9:50 amMarcos,Thanks for sharing you experience when you visit Cuyo, Palawan. I know someone residing there, kaya dapat invite nya ko dun sa province nya ha ha ha! Na-excite ako makapunta dun, how much na spend mo?(if I may asked)… Text ko na nga un friend ko regarding your blog :) God bless!
Marcos saysNovember 11, 2011 at 6:31 pmCool. Posted my itinerary here: https://www.ambot-ah.com/palawan-12-day-itinerary-budget-and-expenses-diy-backpacking/
? hana banana ? saysNovember 29, 2011 at 10:00 pmgreat pix and great blog! napadaan lang here…awww…how i wish i can be brave n travel solo ;)
Martin saysJanuary 16, 2012 at 4:30 amOne of my dream destinations to visit in the Philippines. Sana makapunta din ako dito. Nice photos.
Penny saysJanuary 24, 2012 at 8:58 pmTaking the boat in a couple of days (from Iloilo to Puerto Princesa). Thanks so much for all the details and for recording your experience. I hope you had a wonderful time and have learnt to overcome your ‘talking to other travellers’ shyness a little!
Marcos saysFebruary 2, 2012 at 3:00 amI really did! now that I’ve traveled more, I did get to be more open to new people … it’s still a work in progress :) Thanks for taking the time to read my blog.
Lheajane saysFebruary 13, 2012 at 12:32 pmHello, Im from Cuyo Island too. Thank you for visiting our island. I really missed my hometown since Im studying here in Manila. Aww, maganda pa rin ang Cuyo. Thank you po talaga, atleast I was able see Cuyo through your blog. Pagbalik camo uman sa ameng banwang Cuyo :)
Ton Abengoza saysMarch 23, 2012 at 3:11 amI’m from Brooke’s Point, Palawan, “Home of the Biggest Pearl in the world”! Although the Pearl is now in New York Museum valued at USD 75Million and weighing 14 pounds!. We have “Ocean Spring” Where you can find Potable water in the ocean.. and lot more! By the way, what cam are you using? Your pictures are so crisp & vibrant! Thanks & long live!
Marcos saysApril 14, 2012 at 12:07 amI have yet to visit Brooke’s Point but I’ve taken down some notes if ever that day comes. I’m using a Nikon D40.
Anne saysMarch 23, 2012 at 4:32 pmim from cuyo too. i’m glad u enjoyed ur stay there.. matamang salamat kanimo. :) (maraming salamat sayo) :)
Emman saysMarch 24, 2012 at 7:51 amMark thanks for featuring my hometown… My beloved Cuyo… I hope you had a great time. Sayang nga lang, you’re alone. You should try and experienced to befriend true blooded Cuyonon… you will discover how really nice and very kind Cuyonon people is.. Matamang salamat! Abante Cuyo!
sealand saysMarch 26, 2012 at 3:14 pmhi marcos, i’ve been in palawan for 5 years, i traveled back and forth from manila because of my job.. mostly i stayed in the main land.. but ive only been to 2 of their beautiful islands (Coron and Culion), by third week of april im going to visit cuyo island for the first time, and i am excited about it.. thnx for your blog and the pics for some sneak preview of the place..
Marcos saysApril 13, 2012 at 11:59 pmCool! I actually haven’t been to those two islands :) dying to visit them as well.
Tin-Tin G. saysApril 3, 2012 at 10:58 amThanks, Marc! Best travel review about our hometown so far. I’m glad you’ve got the chance to visit our place. Hopefully those who will be coming to our town because of your blog will also keep it clean and take good care of Cuyo the way Cuyunons have taken care of it. Basipang makabalik ka pa ra uman sa ameng banwa sa madarason nga adlaw kalidyos (P.S. You might also want to experience Holy Week in our town).
Marcos saysApril 13, 2012 at 11:20 pmMy pleasure Tin-tin. I’d love to go back. It’s only a boat ride away from my hometown, hehe.
norman saysMay 8, 2012 at 9:55 amtaga cuyo po ako…salamat sa pagdaan sa aming munting paraiso at pagpost sa website mo!
Daniel saysApril 10, 2013 at 9:07 pmsalamat sa pag visit ng cuyo island, sna sa pag balik mo sa cuyo. para mas masayahan k mga month august ( 3rd week of august then holyweek ksi yan ung mga well celebrated na holidays sa cuyo. tnx..
Henry saysMay 10, 2013 at 10:03 amHello Marcos, thanks for posting this…i was researching for a place to visit that is not so common and this is it…the vessel Milagrosa tig marais ang viaje kay ga panghapit-hapit. Admired your patience…lol…tnx again.
Henry saysMay 10, 2013 at 10:06 amthanks Marcos, you gave me an idea and interest to visit cuyo…nice pictures and video.
Philip saysFebruary 5, 2014 at 7:12 amHi Sir Marcos, My name is Philip, A friend told me about your blog. You see I’m a university student doing a thesis on one of the families in cuyo, the ponce de Leon’s. Do you have any information or tips on where to find documents or people to help in my research? You see I’m going to cuyo on friday and won’t stay long, so I wanted to have some info before hand.
Marcos saysFebruary 5, 2014 at 3:39 pmSorry Philip, I only visited Cuyo once on my may to Puerto Princesa. I’m sure the local government units in Cuyo will be able to be of better help. Good luck!
Dexter saysAugust 27, 2016 at 9:13 amCuyo! One of my dream destination islands. Looking forward to get there so soon
Agness of Fit Travelling saysApril 4, 2017 at 12:04 amThis places seems so calm, relaxing and rich in history, Marcos!