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Good read.. Planning a trip around Panay in November.
I can’t contain my excitement! I’ll be visiting this beautiful island soon! Were you able to snorkel in the island?
Weren’t you able to climb the mountain? I heard some travelers call it “the mini Batanes of the Visayas”
It’s great to see my favorite travel bloggers in one pic. mga idol!
We finally visited Malalison (or Mararison) Island thanks to the Region 6 Department of Tourism and Antique Tourism Office. It is indeed a beautiful island!
Wow just wow.. ask ko lng po, ilang minutes mag trek? malayo po ba? Thank you!
Hi rose…depende… kmi ng trek bago kmi makabalik mga more than hour..dami kasing picture taking sessions..hahha…pero kung wlang picture taking mga 30 mins siguro
Wow! Lots of new places to visit in Antique!
Hi po. I am planning to do my thesis in Mararison Island. May site po where i can do inventory of plants? Balak ko din po kasi kausapin yung tourism officer ng Culasi to confirm. but since nakapunta po kayo, better have the opportunity to ask you po. Hehehehehe 🙂 Thank you po 🙂
Looks like every island in the Philippines has its own story to tell. I do hope its rustic charms stays 🙂
It’s truly a beautiful island. We planned to visit this island as a side trip after our G2 climb in Sibuyan Island. Unfortunately, we were short of time. But we will be including Malalison Island as our side trip on our planned Mt. Madjaas climb.
Thank you very much for this itinerary.
Wow Aleah! Wow!
The view from peak is unreal. Trade-off works too. In truth, it only IS that beautiful and pristine because few folks live there and travelers may skip it with the lack of convenience. I’ve seen the same thing in parts of Fiji and Costa Rica. Keep it simple, it stays stunning, and most tourists skip it…keeping it clean and pretty 😉
Ryan
It’s a really beautiful place, Ryan. We have lots of places like that here in the Philippines!
I regret that when I was living in the country it was a different time altogether. Traveling was costly and almost nonexistent. I really should start planning on a trip back to PI and show my hubby around. Can you be my resource person when I finally get to put plans into paper?
Will definitely help you out when I can. 🙂 Looking forward to meet you!