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Mararison Island | Little Batanes of Antique?

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Mararison Island | Little Batanes of Antique?

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Mararison, also known as Malalison, is one of three islands located in Culasi, Antique. Based on local folklore, the islands of Mararison along with Maniguin and Batbatan are siblings separated from their parents – Mount Madjaas and Mount Kanlaon – by their envious neighbor Mount Baloy. Seen from above, the three islands seem to be reaching out to their grieving mother Madjaas, Mararison is the closest and just within reach. This is a DIY travel video that shows you how to get there and highlights the beauty of the island. To get there, you’ll need to book a flight to either Kalibo International Airport or Caticlan International Airport. Booking an early flight can help you get a cheaper fare. From Kalibo or Caticlan, take a bus or van to the town of Culasi in Antique. The fare ranges from 100 to 250 PHP. We stayed at RedDoorz @LS Suites in Poblacion, Culasi, Antique ~ https://www.reddoorz.com/en-ph/hotel/... Coordinate with the Tourism Information Center and Passenger Terminal at Culasi Port so they can assign you a boat to take you to the island. Sites to Explore/Activities: Snorkling Free diving Kawit Sandbar Scenic view at Mararison Viewpoint Batanes like Rolling Hills Luyo Beach Nablag Islet Enjoy the white sand beach and crystal clear water 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - NAIA Terminal 2 2:53 - Kalibo International Airport 3:35 - Ceres Bus Terminal 4:42 - Arrival Culasi 5:33 - Culasi Port Aerial 6:37 - Tourism Office 7:16 - Boat Ride 9:42 - Arrival on the Island 11:25 - Mayanan Beach 11:55 - Blue Lagoon Resort 13:15 - Kawit Sand Bar 15:30 - Trek to Viewpoint 17:30 - Mararison Peak 18:30 - Aerial Shot of the Island 20:14 - Leaving the Island 21:15 - Sunset ************************************* Don't forget to Like and Subscribe :-) Personal Page:   / maonod21   Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... #marktravelsph.