Showing posts with label Jomalig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jomalig. Show all posts

Sunday, April 21, 2013

Salibungot: The Pink Sunset Beach of Jomalig Island

April 14, 2013

82 kilometers away from the shore of Real, Quezon is an untouched Golden Pink Beach named as Salibungot Beach. A proud virgin beach at the western coast of Jomalig Island, the farthest and easternmost island of the Polilio Group of Islands of eastern Luzon. Be captivated with its fine golden pink sand and cool down under its pine trees that naturally thrive at its shores.

Friday, April 19, 2013

Kanaway: The Sunrise Beach of Jomalig Island

April 13, 2013

Facing the edge of the Pacific Ocean lies a vast golden sand beach only known to a few. Schadow1 Expeditions was lucky enough to be there to discover one of the hidden paradise of eastern Luzon. About a hundred kilometers away from the shores of northern Quezon province lies an island gifted with golden sands... the Kanaway Beach.



Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Discovering Jomalig: The Golden Island of Eastern Luzon

April 12-14, 2013

Sitio Moros - Jomalig Island - Schadow1 Expeditions

Jomalig, pronounced as ho-ma-lig', is the farthest and easternmost island of the Polilio Group of Islands of Eastern Luzon which is primarily flat. Of which the highest elevation of the island would be at Alog Point at only 30MASL. Jomalig is a 5th class municipality and its main source of income is fishing and copra. Unknown to many, this island is a hidden paradise of golden beaches and pink sunsets.


Monday, April 15, 2013

Jomalig Map-up and Kids Feeding Project 1st Wave is a Success

April 12-14, 2013

Jomalig Island is a remote island of Quezon province. Too remote that it already borders with the Pacific Ocean; requires three hours land travel from Manila and an additional six hours boat ride from Real, Quezon while facing the challenge of strong waves coming from the ocean. As such, this island has become a point of concern of James Betia of Journeying James for his feeding project and Schadow1 Expeditions' Mapping Project. This article is an account of the 1st wave of getting in to the island to reach out.