Borawan Island is located at Padre Burgos, Pagbilao, Quezon. It is a camping haven for "barkadas" who want to experience an overnight stay in an island. The name Borawan was coined in combination of two popular islands in the Philippines, the Boracay and Palawan Island. Sad to say, do not expect too much that it will match the beauty of the two islands. There are plenty of jelly fish in the area and the location was not properly taken care of because it is too crowded (though we visited during summer) and garbage are piling at the side of the cottage.

However, the Grande Island's Kwebang Lampas and Dampalit Island is an opposite for it is well-maintained and the area are suitable for swimming for all ages. 

With full thrill and excitement, my KATROPA and I had our first taste of beautiful Batanes last April 2015. We visited the small towns of Basco and Sabtang. Batanes is a small island in the nothern-most part of the Philippines located at Cagayan Valley Region. Batanes is known for it's breath-taking sights. Just about 190 kilometers south of Taiwan, Batanes is composed on six Municipalities. As of 2017, there are only 17,000+ people live in Batanes.

During that time, Philippine Airlines and SkyJet are the only carriers that brings tourist to Batanes. Just recently, Cebu Pacific now offers flight from Manila to Batanes. 

Come on and let's revisit our first adventure on the paradise called Batanes.