According to the locals, this island is one of the tourist spots in Quezon province awaiting to be discovered because, during low tide, a very long sandbar appears, as in super long, as in one of the longest sandbars in the Philippines. Though the sand is beige, it has a mixture of small corals, gray sand, and some little crustaceans running back and forth. By the way, according to our boatman, the island is now private and no trespassing. CLICK TO WATCH MY VLOG
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| Look, that's the true color of the sand at Pulong Pasig. |
So, the Pulong Pasig and sandbar should be on your bucket list. It is remarkable to stay with friends in the middle of the sea for a couple of hours eating and sharing stories. This event is remarkable because of the thunderstorm. HOW TO GET HERE: This is an organized event, so I can't provide a specific route. If you're an organizer or a local bankero who wants to add your contact here, please PM me.