photos taken by Ian
It's not easy to find dolphins since there are lots of boat with tourists who also want to catch them dancing, all you need to do is wait until you spotted them playing with each other. We keep on waiting until we finally saw them. It's hard for me to capture them closer since I only have my kit lens with me. So some pictures in this website are come from Ian's camera.photo taken by Jandi
I ♥ Dolphins
After an hour of dolphin watching, we decided to visit the Virgin Island. We went around exploring the grounds of breathtaking beach and doing some shots of the islands spectacular view. The island is absolutely an attraction due to its pristine waters with long curved stretch of powder-like white sand connecting the island. I think it so called Virgin Island because nobody live here.
Virgin Island ^_^
Powder-like sand (Shoreline)
♥ US ♥
We also saw some fisherman who sells sea urchins. This is my first time to see it face to face, I get surprised when he told me that you need to eat in raw. Whoa!
But as we reached the middle of the island, we were amazed by the beauty which was revealed.
photo taken by Jandi
photo taken by Ian
There are lots of palm trees and different kinds of trees which proved me that Virgin Island is definitely breathless.
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You are lucky you were able to see the dolphins. We didn't see any but still have to pay for the trip ; (
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MrsM
Rackell, nice shot with the dolphins! :D they didn't jump when we went there so it was hard to get that shot. did you get to try to sea urchin?
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs. Martinez, yes we were all lucky to see them and I promise myself to come back in Bohol someday.. ^_^
ReplyDelete@ Smarla, thanks! unfortunately I'm afraid to taste it.. Hehe..
Hi Rackell, I wish I could fly back to Bohol! Anyway, to console myself, I just wrote something about it. I mentioned you at the end of the post :)
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