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Fort San Andres in Romblon Island, Romblon

October 20, 2012 by Josiah Leave a Comment

It was the 9th day of our backpacking trip around the province of Romblon and we decided to spend the day to rest as we’ve been travelling for 8 days straight! But at the afternoon of that day I still had itchy feet and since I wasn’t able to join Dazl, Marky and Pam when they went up Fort San Andres on the first day of our trip. I was asleep because I didn’t get much sleep from the boat ride to Romblon Island!

Fort San Andres at Romblon Island, Romblon

So I decided to visit the Fort of San Andres, I told Jessica (a friend of Dazl) about my plan to go up the fort and she was kind enough to have someone accompany me to get to there by motorcycle. (Sorry! I forgot his name.) I first thought that the fort is only reachable by foot as Dazl told me that that’s what they did when they went up but apparently there’s a road going there.

Posted in: Romblon, Romblon Island, Romblon Tagged: Fort San Andres, Kuta San Andres, Romblon, Romblon Island, Romblon Province

14 Things to do in Romblon Island, Romblon

June 28, 2012 by Josiah 11 Comments

From Manila I rode a bus for 2 hours to get to Batangas Port. I waited for 3 hours for the boat to leave. Then it took us 10 hours travelling on calm seas to get to Romblon Island. When we arrived in Romblon Island I wanted to see the world of famous Romblon Marble and bang my head onto it. ANG HABA NG BYAHE!!!

But luckily I had Dazl, Marky and Pam with me to think twice of banging my head to a marble so that I would still have companions on this trip.

Anyways, here are 14 reasons why I should not bang my head to a marble.

1. Hunt and eat the Boknoy

Boknoy Siopao in Romblon Island, Romblon

Boknoy is a type of siopao that is currently only found in Romblon Island. The difference between the boknoy from the usual asado and bolabola flavored siopao is the sauce. Boknoy siopao already has a sauce inside so one could just eat it without the messy application of siopao sauce. If you want to know how good it is, in my visit to Romblon province I ate a total of 15 pieces of these.

2. Go inside St. Joseph Church

Saint Joseph Church in Romblon Island, Romblon

There’s an old church in the Poblacion of Romblon Island and the inside is marble-ous! There’s also a bell tower on its side.

3. View the sunset at Fort San Andres

Fort San Andres in Romblon Island, Romblon

Only a 20 minute walk and climb of stairs from the port one may reach an old spanish watchtower. Frankly, the place is not well maintained and there already residents around it that hides the other facilities of the watchtower. But still it is a great place to see the town especially the sunset.

4. Get a different perspective of the town from ITT

Posted in: Romblon, Romblon Island, Romblon Tagged: Apunan Point Lighthouse, Barangay Agbaliga Waterfalls, Barangay Calabago Lighthouse, Bird and Mangrove Sanctuary, Boknoy, Boknoy Siopao, Bonbon Island, Bonbon Sandbar, Coin Divers, Fort San Andres, ITT, Marble Carver, Marble Factory, Romblon, Romblon Island, Romblon Province, Romblon Shopping Center, St. Joseph Church, Things to do, Tiamban Beach

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