Kalanggaman Island, Philippines

The island is known for its pristine, crystal clear water, white powdery sand, and long sand bars stretching on both sides of the island- the other side of the island is rocky and the opposite side is white sand. In 2013, the island started to gain international exposure after MV Europa Cruise Line stopped over in the island and brought almost 400 passengers who stayed in the island for couple of hours. The island has a length of only 753m and is still uninhabited. There are no privately owned resorts in the island but overnight camping is allowed. To preserve the beauty of the place, the local tourism office only allows maximum of 500 tourist per day Also restaurants is not available in the island but fresh catch from local fishermen is available to buy. There are available cooking area and wooden tables for you to enjoy your fresh catch. Since, no restaurant its better to bring in your own food, beverages, and drinking water. #maydaytrip #urbanexplorer