Blue Lagoon – Kapuluan Vista Resort

Welcome to the most relaxing resort we have been to! No more scheduled till the following day! So what would we do for the rest of the evening?

This place was so secluded, we kinda agreed that we any of us would wanna visit again, it’s not going to be easy…. Even with GPS!

So this place is almost like a heaven haven. Just far away from every bother :D

We were greeted by their sign board, “Mabuhay! to Satkuru & Co.”. LOL

Simplistic design…

Holiday feel…

I jumped on the bed, the springs were so springy that I caught this shot from the roof jumping!

Kidding lar, they had an upstairs attic equipped with another bed and stand fan.

Flowers to greet you. Kinda add a touch that they did their job to clean up after the mess of the previous customer.

Love this set. Tiny chairs, even tinier table…

Tiny girls? hahaha, they just happened to wear yellow at the time time and the flowers were yellow too! Just had to do this color adjustment. Kewl right?

Our welcome drink… Ice tea or Magarita. Guess what EVERYONE chose?

Yes, it looks like what it looks like. 2 hills. This is close to the time in Pulau Langkawi, “walking towards goddess mountain”. LOL @evie @aaron @daniel

The walk towards goddess mountain of Philippines. LOL

Aaron brave soul, held the hermit crab for us to snap while he gets pinched!

Thank you Hannah for snapping this nice pic. Beautiful composition!

One of the 20 shots when we got to the island.

An except from Blue Lagoon of the North

The Blue Lagoon, also known among locals as the Malingay Cove, used to be a secret getaway. In fact, when people say “Pagudpud Beach”, it usually means Saud Beach which is about twenty minutes away from Blue Lagoon. Recently, however, because of its rustic beauty, Maira-ira (the name given to the entire stretch of beach in Blue Lagoon) is fast gaining popularity.

During the summer, the cerulean waters of Blue Lagoon are idyllic, placid and serene. Though during the rainy season, the surfs are strong and unfriendly. Even if it’s summer, however, make sure to equip children (if any) with life vests for added protection.

Sloping gradually from the shore, the underwater flooring is composed mostly of off-white sand which has a grainy quality because of shattered shells. The underfoot obstruction is minimal to none making it perfectly safe to swim barefoot. Beware of the slight undertow, though, as well as the drop after the gradual slope if you don’t want to find yourself in waters higher than the average person’s height.

Next post, on the way back!

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