FORTUNE ISLAND ADVENTURES

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Fortune Island is located Nasugbu in Batangas. It used to be a private island harboring an exclusive luxury resort. But it is difficult and costly to maintain a luxury resort without a ready source of fresh water. Consequently, it ceased its operations in 2006. One remarkable reminder of its grandeur stands atop the island’s limestone cliff overlooking the sea – an acropolis with Grecian pillars and statues.





Here's the travel guide :D



ENTRANCE FEES: •day trip - Php 350.00 •overnight - Php 500.0 𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗧𝗢 𝗘𝗫𝗣𝗘𝗖𝗧: • healthy and thriving reef even at 3 meters • stunning beach with creamy white sand • Good mobile network reception! • no electricity • no source of fresh or tap water • there’s a toilet but bring toilet paper or wipes • Waves tend to be rough in the afternoon especially beyond 1:00pm •White sand 😍 • crowded on weekends and holidays • 𝗧𝗢𝗢 𝗠𝗨𝗖𝗛 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗦𝗛. ‼There are care takers who would clean the trash left by the tourists but they would just opt to burn it. If you visit the island, please bring trash bags and take your trash with you back to the mainland 🙏 In this way, we could all enjoy the island less the trash! HOW TO GET TO FORTUNE ISLAND BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Take the bus from Manila to Nasugbu, Batangas. There are several bus companies with direct route to Nasugbu: DLTB (Buendia Taft Ave corner Sen. Gil Puyat) San Agustin Bus Line (Cubao) Travel time: around 4 hours (depending on the traffic) Fare: Around P200 Tell the driver to drop you off Jollibee-Nasugbu. Ride a tricycle to Fortune Island Resort in Barangay Wawa. Fare: P10-P15 per person At Fortune Island Resort, pay entrance fee: Day Trip: P350/head Overnight/Camping: P500/head From Fortune Island Resort (mainland), rent a boat going to Fortune Island. Travel Time: 1 to 1.5 hour Day Trip: P4000 (1-4 pax) / P4500 (5-8 pax) / P5000 (9-12 pax) / P5500 (13-15 pax) / P6500 (16-20 pax) Overnight/Camping: P4500 (1-4 pax) / P5000 (5-8 pax) / P5500 (9-12 pax) / P6000 (13-15 pax) / P7000 (16-20 pax) You can find boats for hire outside the resort at a cheaper rate but you still have to go to Fortune Island Resort to register and pay the entrance fee. BY PRIVATE CAR Via Cavitex: Head to Governor’s Road, and then continue onto Nasugbu -Ternate Highway until you reach Nasugbu. You will see Jollibee, and then make a right turn to C. Alvarez Street. Keep on driving straight until you reach Apacible Blvd, onto which you will make a right turn. Just stay on that road and you’ll reach Fortune Island Resort. Via SLEX: Exit to Sta Rosa, and then turn right. Continue onto Tagaytay-Sta Rosa Road. From Tagaytay, continue onto Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway until you reach Palico. Make a right turn to Palico-Nasugbu Highway. At the end of Palico-Nasugbu Highway, make a right turn. Continue driving until you reach Nasugbu town proper. Make a right turn to C. Alvarez Street, and continue driving. Turn right to Apacible Blvd, and then continue driving until you find Fortune Island Resort. FORTUNE ISLAND ENTRANCE FEES AND BOAT RATES ENTRANCE FEES Day Trip: P350 Overnight/Camping: P500 BOAT RATES From Fortune Island Resort (mainland), here are the boat rates (roundtrip). Travel Time: 1 to 1.5 hour. Day Trip: P4000 (1-6 pax) / P4500 (7-10 pax) / P5000 (11-15 pax) / P6500 (16-20 pax) Overnight: P4500 (1-6 pax) / P5000 (7-10 pax) / P6000 (11-15 pax) / P7000 (16-20 pax) ISLAND COTTAGE RATES The management constructed cottages on the island. Visitors may opt to rent one of these for a day or an overnight stay. Day Trip: P1500/cottage Overnight: P2000/cottage CAMPING RATES If you opt to pitch a tent and rough it out, here are the rates for the tent rental. Day Trip: P300/tent Overnight: P500/tent You can also bring your own tent but you still need to pay for the placing charge. Here are the rates. Day Trip: P100 Overnight: P200 #Fortuneisland​ #Batangasph​ #adventure​ #explore​ #probinsyafeels​ #adventureswithyenn​ #ProbinsyanangGala​ #batangas​ #biyahengbatangas






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