Guimaras Island is in Western Visayas, Philippines. Famous for it's beautiful beaches and home of the world's sweetest mangoes. Among the many nice beaches to do an escapade in the island, Tatlong Pulo (Three Islands) raw beauty captivated us.

 It is named after for its krast formation across some privately owned coves (many of the islands in Guimaras are privately owned). An adventurer like us who loves natural beauty, the way we like it to be with no sign of commercialism like Boracay, would love to spend a day or two in these secluded coves.I wanted something rustic .  A beach that is not the usual destination of many people when going for an excursion.

TATLONG PULO is located at Brgy. Sinapsapan, Jordan, Guimaras.  From Jordan Wharf, you can take tricycle for around P600.00.  Or you can take a jeepney for P14.00 to Alibhon Market then charter a tricycle for P300.00 (one way) to Bgry. Sinapsapan. Then there will be 15-20 mins. of walking before you reach the resort.  Please do take note that the resort is not a high-end resort, like any other common resorts.  You have to bring your own necessities especially your own powerbanks considering there is no electricity in the area.  The main essence of this according to the locals, is to preserve the place. Bonfires are also prohibited in the resort. 

This travel was actually a last minute rush and unplanned. During our search, we were able to get the contact number of Manang Janet Ohana. She has a little beach hut with a small attic facing the three islands where you can take a nap or observe the beauty that surrounds it. There were a total of 4 beach huts in the island but as per Manang Janet, it is usually fully booked. So if you are planning on visiting the island, you must book ahead of time. With an affordable fee,  you can rent this hut plus a boat ride and a free tour guided  by one of her three kids, Nonoy. Moreover, you can bring your own food and you can ask Manang Janet to cook for you. The meduim size cooking pot of rice is P60.00. Just inform her in advance. Manang Janet has also a small sari-sari store where you can buy some canned goods, bottled water, basic toiletries and snacks. You must also expect the the price may be doubled compared from the regular retailed price on the mainland. 

Natago Beach | One of the island stop overs during our island hoping.