Who would dare to sail via fishing boat to Balut Island with huge waves and strong winds blowing? It was my second time to but still I was so excited since I am going with my Best Travel Buddies and Family.
On board via Fishing Boat from Glan, Sarangani we sailed for about four and a half hours before reaching the bay of Sarangani, Davao del Sur. We had a sumptuous lunch at the residence of Sir Rolando Paalisbo before we proceed with our proper tour.
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| Riding this trike will cost P10 per person |
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| It's a Six hours boat ride From General Santos City to Port of Mabila |
Where to stay when in Balut Island:
What to see in Balut Island:
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| Sabang Boiling Hotspring |
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| Balistic of Fort Villalubos |
What to see in Sarangani Norte:
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| Tuke Nunsol |
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| Sunset in Balut Island taken from Tuke Nunsol |
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| Tuke Maklang Beach Resort |
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| Bubo Beach |
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| Bolae Cove |
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| Barangay Patuco also have their own Port |
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| Olaniban Island is composed of white and pink pristine sands. |
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| The Lighthouse of Olaniban Island |
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After an overnight stay in Balut Island our group went back to Glan, Sarangani to have another overnight stay in a resort. Saturday morning when we arrived back in Davao City.
(some photos were taken during my last visit in Balut Island last 2011)
Hello Sarah! Salamat sa very impressive post! I know it's 2017 but can you please discuss the security in the island? For both travel by sea and peace-and-order there? Me & wife are planning to visit the place with children - maybe next year during summer. Thanks!
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