Overnight At Eagle Point, Batangas Part 2
Our 2nd day started early, with a buffet breakfast at the Eagle's Nest Bar and Restaurant. There's fried rice, scrambled eggs, daing na bangus (butterflied milkfish soaked in vinegar and garlic), and longganisa (sausage links). For drinks, there's orange juice and coffee.
The night before, we ordered lunch from the staff to be taken at Sepoc beach. Lunch was good for 2 persons and consisted of rice, grilled chicken or pork, grilled squid, pancit (noodles) and a plate of fruits. All to be cooked by their staff right at Sepoc beach. Price not included on the room rate, but would be paid upon check out.
We ordered two lunch pack since we're a family of four. But, the food was enough to feed 6-8 persons. We actually gave the rest to our boat man, cause we're not big eaters at all.
We did an early check out from the room, to allow us to waddle in the beach until 2pm. The staff were nice enough to allow us to store our luggage in their office, for free. We're also allowed to use the pool and it's facility until the afternoon, which I would say a fair enough deal to make.
A boat going to Sepoc beach costs a minimum of P3500. They have a big boat that could easily seat 10 person. We borrowed big beach towels from the information desk, since we didn't bring any.
Tide is coming...
Waiting for the boat that would take us to Sepoc beach.
Off we go.
The sea is calm and ohhh so blue.
Sepoc beach is a small cove with white sand beach. It's really sunny. Sunblocks are a must!
We did snorkling. Too bad, I always seem to forget my water proof pouch, to get those under water shots. It's beautiful, with plenty of colorful fishes to see.
After two, we head back to the resort to wash up and go back to reality.
Read part 1 here.
Travel Date: August 2017
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