Virgin Island
How to go there
From Panglao Island, we hired a boat to tour us around Bohol’s nearby Island. Virgin Island, was one of the places we got on our deal.
What to see
After having lunch at Balicasag Island, we went to our last island to visit in Bohol – Virgin Island. While on the boat, the wandering Juan contest was still on our mind, specially Jeff, we took some shots for the contest. While others were ridiculously bad, Jeff had this cool idea to take pictures of him in my glasses. We ended up having lots of poses and pictures in that effect.
In my eyes 
We arrived at Virgin Island 20 minutes later from Balicasag. Our boat docked in the main part of the island away from the sandbar of the island. We went around to explore the little grounds of Virgin Island, while taking some shots of the islands spectacular view.
View at Virgin Island
While there, we saw this fisherman docking on the shores of Virgin Island, curious me again, asked Manong’s catch for that day. In his boat are loads of colorful sea urchins. I asked if we can taste some of his fresh and still alive sea urchins. He prepared one for me, and I got to taste raw sea urchin right there and then. I forced Jeff to eat one too.
Fresh Sea Urchin for eating 
It was only at Virgin Island, that Jeff and I had a chance to relax, swim and to just explore without the expense of time. We made several attempts at photography again there, taking mostly pictures of slippers, hehe. The pics I’m posting here aren’t the one were submitting at the contest
Wash out
After walking and swimming around the beach. Jeff and I left Virgin Island, and called it a day. I got another shot of the tiny Virgin island of Bohol. Kinda looks like any island you can draw, eh?
Small Virgin Island
Fees and Fares of this tour
Boat rental : P1800 (Regular Rate)
Spots included with the rate:
2. Balicasag (snorkel site and Balicasag Island)
3. Virgin Island
More pictures of Virgin Island, and Bohol here
(click on the picture to view the album)
