Previous Trips - Batangas and Mindoro - Joey Carlotta http://www.blogabond.com/TripView.aspx?TripID=2019 Trips close to home are not as exciting but always pleasant and certainly less tiring. They are quick escapes into the countryside but not always from the traffic. Batangas and Mindoro present... en-US Copyright © 2026, Joey Carlotta daily 1 1 <![CDATA[Mindoro]]> Batangas and a nice boat ride from there. The boat ride from Batangas leaves the protective coastline of the main landmass of Luzon and crosses the Verde Island Passage before entering a channel on the island of Mindoro. The approach to PG is quite beautiful, bordered by fine beaches and rock cliffs. Once on the main dock in PG, you can take public transport, by land or by water, to your favorite beach.

The following pictures were taken on a trip where stayed at the Sand Bar Resort area.


Easy does it!

A sailing we will go.


Why do we need to use these tubes?

Row, row, row your boat.
]]> Fri, 18 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMT http://www.blogabond.com/TripView.aspx?tripID=2019 http://www.blogabond.com/CommentView.aspx?commentID=15816 0 13.5 120.9541667 <![CDATA[Batangas]]> Nasugbu in Batangas used to be a very popular beach destination. Its close proximity to the city soon spelled its dooms with overcrowding and pollution. Others beaches in the neighboring towns have opened up since but Nasugbu remains to be a favorite among those who can’t afford ritzier resorts or more secluded locations where no public transport is available.

The following pictures were taken some years ago right after New Years when we found ourselves with a few more days before work and school started.


And who is going to pick up this mess?

Can I go to sleep now?


Wee!

Where are the dam dolfins?

On any trip passing to or through Batangas, specially on a hot day, it is nice to stop by a roadside stall to have some refreshing coconuts. The following pictures were taken on a different trip.


You're not going anywhere, kid.

Can we go now?


Are we there yet?

Yummy!
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