Capones is lovelier the second time around

In love with the sun, the sand, the guy ♥
Credits: Mark Calam of Katsu Studio

It was around 7am when the boat drivers approached us saying it's time to leave Anawangin. We then packed our things and hurried to the boats waiting for us. I know how amazing Capones Island is, but it just got better! Even prettier, I don't know why. I just really think it's lovelier the second time I see it. I could not help myself and rushed to get off the boat the moment we reached the Island. The water was so calm. I did not care about tans, sunburn, or whatever. I just so love Capones! It was so enticing.

 

Photo Credits: Mark Calam of Katsu Studio 

We took our lunch that we cooked from Anawangin at Capones. It was so hot, we had to set up our tents again as unlike Anawangin, there are no trees, and shades here. Just these big rocks you see from the picture.

It was after lunch time when the driver asked us to packed our things again. He said we cannot leave the Island too late as it will be hard to drive back to Pundaquit because of the waves. I reminded him about Camara Island that we want to see too. Reluctantly, we left Capones and take another boat ride to Camara Island.

Check my Part 3 of Anawangin, Capones, Camara here.