After a short stay at
Camara Island, the next stop was Capones Island, a few minutes boat ride on a sunny day. We were glad we applied sunblock on our skin to protect ourselves from ultraviolet rays and have our sunglasses to protect our eyes from harsh light from the sun.
I've been to
Pundaquit Beach too many times but in the group, I was the only one who hasn't seen the beauty of Capones Island. They keep on bragging about their frequent visit to this island, tried to convince me to skip the island and proceed to
Anawangin Cove. The boat was filled with laughter while we were on our way to the island.
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| The sand isn't fine and was mixed with corals. |
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| Enjoying the crystal clear water |
Capones Island Pictures
The island doesn't have plenty of trees because it is just a huge rock formation. It would have been better and spectacular if trees covered the island. We decided to proceed to the lighthouse after indulging on the beach-water at the southwest shore of the island.
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| While resting, we posed for another picture... |
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| Boulders along the stairway going to the Lighthouse |
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| Stairway to the Lighthouse |
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| Lighthouse in the background |
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| The rusty and spiral stairs screeched on every footfall |
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| Going up! |
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| Christian and Anton - through the looking glass... |
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| Deep blue water |
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