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Boat Ride



We're off to Puerto Galera and I'm so excited as this is my first time to ride a ferry! Weeeee! We came to Batangas Port early in the morning and wow there's already a long line of cars going to the port. As soon as our car was parked I already went up and explore the place like a little makulit na child. And if you're hungry there were people there whose selling food so don't worry. We ate noodles as it's the only food available on the boat. I admit I was really scared as I really don't know how to swim so the first thing that I look onto is the life vests, good thing there were plenty of life vests so my heart was a bit of at peace. The ferry boat ride took as an hour and 30 to reach Calapan Port. So many time for lots of photo ops. Haha! 



 























On your way to Puerto Galera you will see a lot of beautiful islands some with really white sands.









From the Calapan Port we just followed the signs and headed to Puerto.




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