Capones Island

Capones Island was one of the two islands near Anawangin and Pundaquit. Like Anawangin, there's no electricity here but there's already network signal. The shape of the landscape was like a crocodile head, a baboon's head or a shoe, whatever your imagination takes you. This place was kinda inhabited because here you could find the lighthouse, which was centuries old like any other lighthouse in the Philippines.

The island was open for campers but the tour guides advised us of to stay here just for an hour because there were no enough trees for shade and had lesser soil compared to Anawangin. There were no people who maintain the place clean as evidenced of trash underneath the trees and numerous slippers. Even the smell beneath the shades and rocks were not pleasant because there's no comfort room.

Too bad, we didn't had the chance to get to the lighthouse which was located at the back of the island because according to the tour guide only small boats could go there because of the low tide. On the lighter side, we dipped for two hours at the sea because it was really freaking hot. c",)