Christine When you come to Camotes Islands, from a backpackers point of view, it will be a grand adventure. Discovering beaches, and lakes, is part of the fun.
Firstly, as a backpacker, you may have to bring along your friends, cellphone, your waterproof camera, and some cool shorts. You may also bring your swimming gears and light clothing.
Below is a suggested travel for a backpacker (the Camotes Island itinerary)
DAY 1 – at the beach and caves
8:00 AM – Arrival at Consuelo port
9:00 AM – Santiago White View (No entrance fee)
12:00 PM – a good lunch and a good drink in Santiago White View
1:30 PM – Tulang Diyot Island (Entrance fee is P60 – round trip)
5:00 PM – on the way to the “lungsod” (town) of San Francisco for a night life or eating barbecue
7:00 PM – enjoying barbecue, drinking or some pizza at San Francisco town “lungsod”
8:00 PM – a good night sleep, or count the stars with your friends
DAY 2 – Poro Island
1:00 PM – on the way to the Poro and witness Poro cave
3:00 PM – discover Boho rock or the natural waterfall in Poro
7:00 PM – enjoying barbecue, drinking or some pizza at San Francisco “lungsod”
DAY 3 – Lake Danao
8:00 AM – on the way to Lake Danao Park
9:00 AM – zip lining at Lake Danao
10:30 AM – catching fish at Lake Danao
12:00 PM – a good lunch at Lake Danao
1:00 PM – preparing to go to Consuelo port
2:00 PM – Consuelo port, the adventure ends 🙁
You may need a vehicle like a motorbike or multicab. The fee for a multicab is around 2,500 for a whole day tour depending on the distance. For a motorbike, you can get a rent for around P300-P500.
If you want more Camotes Island itinerary, check the following:
- Itinerary 2D/1N (San Francisco) on a budget
- Itinerary for Camotes Island (the backpacker/adventure type)
- Itinerary for Camotes Island (luxurious type)
