Discover Pulong Pasig in Calauag, Quezon, Philippines

Not a fan of the crowded Boracay? Or expensive holiday destinations like Palawan and
Mindoro? Why not visit the Pulong Pasig in Calauag, Quezon.
If you are looking for unique islands in the Philippines offering a unique experience, you
can visit this island in the southernmost tip of Quezon Province.
It is not yet a developed tourist destination but has a potential to become one. Home to
a kilometre long sand bar and a marine sanctuary with tons of variety of fishes and
corals, this island located at eastern part of Calauag is one of the places to be whether
you are an intrepid traveller or pleasure seeker.
From Manila, you can ride a bus from Buendia or in Cubao, Quezon City bound to
Calauag, Quezon, the fare is around P400. Travel time is 5-6 hours. Once you reach the
town, there are tricycles that can take you to the municipal port.
At the port, ride a boat either through by contract or passenger boats going to Brgy. Sto.
Angel. Travel time is around 2-3 hours for P 60-80 per person. There are locals there
that can assist you in exploring the island.
As Ive said it is yet to be developed so there are no facilities like cottage with rooms or
open cottages, I advise you to bring a tent and an overnight stay is not recommended.
For divers, there is a marine sanctuary present in the area, home to numerous marine
species.