It was supposed to be Talisayen Cove but since we expected it to be just the same with Anawangin, we skipped going and proceeded to our now next stop: Nagsasa. I’ve heard and read a lot of good comments about Nagsasa, so I got high expectations about the place. Yes, it was indeed beautiful and much bigger than Anawangin. The water was really clear too. But I was kind of disappointed because maybe. I was expecting too much. It was okay though. The view made me feel at peace, nevertheless. So yes, we ate first on the boat before roaming around the shore. Mang Pedring, the boatman, told us that we can climb up the hilltop where we can see the view of the whole cove. We wanted to but it was too hot for our liking, plus we were very tired (most of us had no sleep at all). Such a shame, I know, but we will surely come back here.

Hello there, Talisayen Cove!

Nagsasa Cove

It was so nice to have a photographer with you. You can have tons of candid photos of you and your better half. Haha! Thanks, paps.

There was a narrow river on the right side of the cove that connects the lake and the sea. It was low tide when we got there and the water was mossy and pretty dirty. Low tide = stagnant. It only means that the water does not flow to the sea. But the viewwww! The mountains behind make you look like you are in a foreign land but lo and behold, you are just in your own country. The Philippines is indeed such a beauty.

There was also a spot where you can dive. It was just not that high. It was a rock you had to climb on. Maybe 10 or so feet dive below. Also, there was a waterfall where you can also trek for about an hour. It was so sad that we didn’t have much time to visit it. Next time, though. (ﾉ´ヮ´)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧

So yep, after our photo op sessions and whatnot, we were now off to our last stop: Silanguin Cove.

Will post about it soon.