Why spend summer in the gripping Virgin Island?

I am so excited to share the pictures I took when we had our early summer getaway in Virgin Island.  Although some were already uploaded in my facebook account but I saved the most fine-looking picture that will leave your eyes stick to watching it and will make you want to experience being it that place.

The statues of Saint Pio, Saint Jospeph, Mary Mediatrix and Jesus are there. The place is quite perfect to meditate during Holy Week. The island is also called “Isola di Francesco or Island of Francis”. According to my friend who is a good-friend of the owner, the island is now owned by an inhabitant of Baclayon. And the reason why statues were made is to give thanks to Saint Pio and to the Lord God, wherein their aspirations were granted.

Why spend summer there? Simple, Virgin Island is an awe-inspiring place. While going towards the Island riding thru a boat, you could see from afar the beautiful island surrounded by the water as blue as the sky. The long-white-sandy beaches will make you awe, wanting your feet to walk until the edge of it. It will also make you marvel the unending swimming pool-like white-sandy sea-floor. The clean and clear water will keep you swim and swim till eternity. The smiles and laughter’s of the beautiful being enjoying  in the beach under the heat of the sun are strikingly pleasant and attractive.

Our group picture while waiting for the boat at around 5:30 am.

Photographed by: Jr. Pols

with my cute-little-buddies, and I was like a sandwich

My first time to wear a life-jacket.

While others are busy wearing there life-vessel, I took a pose sometime. 

The stunning sunrise as we are heading to balicasag island to watch the dolphins.

These are the other half of the group.

The dolphins

I am really happy that I was able to capture the dolphins swimming.

The mesmerizing Virgin Island from afar.

The white-sandy beach.

The welcome notice to all the visitor of the Island. Take some time to read.

The statue of Saint Pio

My lovely friends

The blossom of an early summer.

The cute dove

Mary Mediatrix

St. Joseph The Carpenter

Jesus Christ

It is my favorite picture. I just love the blurring-effect as well as these lovely ladies.

Since I was the acting-photographer, I grab the opportunity to take my turn.

Locally called as taklobo 

Locally called as "Suaki" or sea urchin

I was amused by these korean people while watching them took pictures.

I had the chance to sit and relax.

The white-sandy beach when it's low-tide.

Don’t let this summer pass without experiencing the island escapade. Bring with you your camera, go pro, eyeglasses, sexy swimsuit attire and a perfect smile.