[Taken with a Holga 120N on July 22, 2007.]
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Basul Island, Surigao City
We took a 30-minute bangka ride from our resort in Surigao City towards Basul Island. It's a really small island, one can circumnavigate in less than an hour. The island, where only one livable structure stands, is apparently owned by a certain doctor. Fees apply to all island-trippers.




[Taken with a Holga 120N on July 22, 2007.]
[Taken with a Holga 120N on July 22, 2007.]
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How do we get there? How can we contact the banka? We will go to Surigao Sunday afternoon... please email me at celestefusilero@yahoo.com
basul is not owned by a doctor. the delani family from surigao owns the island. it's a inheritance from their elders.
@kimemmanuelle: I stand corrected. The 'doctor' thingie was what's relayed to us by our boatsmen, though. So, thanks!
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