CAMP wagi

Entrance fee of 50Php, and you can borrow their sombrero as well if you can’t tolerate the sun. Anyway, the area seems nice and the staff are all smiles! When we visited, there were newly planted Mangroves on the area and it’s so fascinating to see how well they cater the place. It’s not just for tourist but for nature as well. The famous Camp Sawi sign is there and at the end of the line you’ll see the Camp Wagi sign with the view of the vast horizon ahead! Simply worth your time and sweat!
And if you’re feeling hungry, they have a restaurant as well. And outside, Manong Buko juice is there to offer his fresh buko juice :)
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Post by GRT | Nov 8, 2021