Funny it is how I am very much fascinated seeing beautiful places I had discovered through internet and wished that one day, I would be able to visit all of those if God permits. I have lots of pictures on my Pinterest account and soon, I want to add more. Calaguas Beach in Camarines Norte, Pinamuntugan Island in our town Bacacay and of course, Donsol Sorsogon, are just three of the hundred amazing places listed on my "dream place to visit someday.."
First on my list, Misibis Bay, which is an hour away from my home in Pili, Bacacay.
Lamierda #1First on my list, Misibis Bay, which is an hour away from my home in Pili, Bacacay.
Few months ago, I got to visit Misibis Bay Resort and Cagraray Eco- Energy park with my best friend Catherine. It was summer. Our unplanned visit to our other best friend, Rosemarie, turned into a very memorable four-day escapade.
We actually didn't expect visiting the Misibis Bay Resort. Our only purpose of coming to the place was to grant our friend's wish. She lived in Misibis with her husband, a local of the barangay, and her daughter, Aliyah. She asked us to visit her and stay there for a night or two. But the visit was extended to three nights and four days. We were permitted to experience some of the resorts amenities FREE OF CHARGE.Our tour guide, first brought us to the zip lining area then to this white chapel on top of the hill. (I'll upload the other, like zip lining, photos on the continuation of this blog:)) It is facing the sunrise. The air conditioned chapel is an ideal place to pray because of its solemn ambiance. When you're on the place, you can feel, as if you are very close to God.
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Misibis Bay White Chapel on top of the hill: a perfect place for a perfect wedding. |
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I captured this photo when we reached the White chapel. Down there are the theater and the resorts mini port. |
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Cagraray Eco-Energy Park - An open Theater by the sea: This one really catches my attention. The scenic view of the sea was breath taking. No wonder, Kris Aquino fall in love with this spot. |
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Man-made Cave at Cagraray Eco- Energy Park |

Before we enter the poolside, a man-made hanging bridge was waiting for us. And one of my friends, who worked at Misibis, was proud that he was one of the creators of the bridge. It added the thrill.
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Swimming pool inside the Eco-Energy park: The local government of Bacacay already owned the park. Another source of income for the tiny town. |
