ABW Sept 2023-1

HUNDRED ISLAND
After relaxing, swimming, eating and having fun, and of
course taking lots of photographs to permanently record
your fun in the sun. You might like to take the short trip
to Bat Island situated just a short boat ride from Quezon
Island. Bat Island, aptly named. As it is the home of many
thousands of fruit bats, hanging from the trees enjoying
the sun in this island paradise. Have the camera ready to
take plenty of photos.
The Hundred Islands
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Children’s Island
View from Govenor’s Island
With shallow waters and white sands of Children’s Island
this island has a name that speaks for itself, making it
perfect island for families with small children who will have
an unsurpassable amount of fun and games in the pristine
waters. This island can be considered as the kiddie version
of Hundred Islands’ Quezon Island because there are plenty
of fun activities here as well but are more suitable for kids.
There are even some kayaks here with special compartments
for kids. The island’s beach front itself is in kiddie size as well
as it is very narrow and can accommodate very few people
only. Like the other two islands, Children’s Island also has
cottages and picnic huts for rent. This island has a solid
and sturdy rock formation which has stood the test of time
and survived the waves. There are several elevated sections
with pathways and wooden fences where visitors can relax
while enjoying a panoramic view of the ocean and the cool
breeze.
Cuenco Island
The island features the Cuenco Cave, which is a shallow cave,
the island is not far from the Children’s Island. Inside this
cave are some smooth and light-yellowish rocks which are
features of its walls. You can see how some of the limestone
formations in certain are still intact surviving hundreds of
years of climate changes. The cave also has a smaller opening
on the opposite side of the island. The cave or as some refer
to it as a tunnel, is believed to be used as one of the hide-outs