After being invited by my friend to visit her province the
Lubang Island, I
experienced to travel by water going to the island via MV Nikki.
Lubang Island
is the largest island in the Lubang
Group of Islands, an archipelago which located to the northwest of the
northern end of Mindoro in the Philippines.
According to the history, on this island where hide 29 years, a former Japanese army intelligence named
Hiroo Onoda the last officer of Japan that surrendered after World War II .
Here are some pictures that I took on the place.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEicpk2B4gxY8NEiahk5IeTj5eMsFQM5XdgMuj8J7KAtzrKQMp-e__N9POKZlScuj__dNXvk_WAKG0TDJAhfXHQguoWDQIGJAHFXzi2En8b2TDeIJqS1Jv9b6_HLaknuDjIU9lhKROK_H1U/s400/29099_1458888786219_1053387162_1327648_2771630_n.jpg) |
One of the pristine beaches in Lubang Island. |
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Amorao Beach Resort |
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The coconut trees and the white sand on the sea side. |
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The sunset |
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Our ticket going to Lubang Island. |
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This is the front view of MV Nikki. It was my first time to ride a ship like this. |
Hi there...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the beautiful photos above.
How much was the ticket from Manila to Lubang?
And also the schedule of the vessel.