Habal-habal ride in Jomalig in Quezon Province is one of the most adventurous activities you could try when you travel to the island.
After visiting Kanaway island, we headed straight to our next destination. Dante, my habal-habal driver, said that we would surely enjoy our next stop. It’s a white beach, so white that it was coined as the Little Boracay of Jomalig.
When we arrived, we paid 30 pesos as an entrance fee. The beach is being managed by Pamana Beach Resort. Just a small amount for the beauty that is waiting for you. It’s white sand beach, not the usual golden sand that is very popular in Jomalig.
We walked on the fine sand, enjoyed the sea breeze while relaxing on a hammock. The kind of vacation that will take away all your stress and worries. The view was just perfect.
Chill lang…
Little Boracay of Jomalig
Then after that, she then asked me to pose for the camera. And who am I to resist? Hahaha!
Naliligaw pow ako. hahaha!
wow. just wow.
Selfie naman. hehe
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We spent more minutes relaxing on the hammock. (Read: Camping Hammock Buyer’s Guide )
This is the moment that I always treasure when it’s just me and Eloi doing what we love best which is traveling. Jomalig is very special to both of us. This is the place where we truly enjoyed the beauty of nature and cherished our moments together.
We walked further until we decided to go back.
We then saw our habal habal drivers. I asked where to buy some water or soft drinks, I had really dry throat because of the summer heat.
Dante said that we can have our soft drinks on our next stop.
We then both hopped on our motorbikes. The engine accelerated and we were on to our journey passing through trees and beautiful landscape of Jomalig. It was truly a wonderful experience.
How to get to Little Boracay? – Little Boracay is part of the Habal-habal tour in Jomalig Island worth Php 600 per person.
For Travel Guide to Jomalig, check out this post, Jomalig Island Budget DIY Expenses and Itinerary
Note: First published on August 5, 2017,/ Updated on November 27, 2019.
More Jomalig Posts:
- Where to stay in Jomalig
- How to get to Jomalig Island
- Little Batanes
- Salibungot Beach
- Puno ng Walang Forever
- Golden Sand
- Kanaway Beach in Jomalig
