Planning a trip? Those who love to travel know the essence of all travel is about you and your enjoyment. Travelers know that the destination is a major part of planning a trip, experiencing and delving deeper into unfamiliar places, people and culture are paramount.

Expand your horizons and set your sight to the Philippines, an off the beaten path travel site! An undiscovered paradise made of thousands of islands and white sand beaches all around! A tiny dot in the map of the world, and yet a haven for travelers, backpackers, retirees and even passersby.

It offers awesome tourist attractions, magnificent beaches, hot spring resorts, colorful festivals, hundreds of scenic spots and world-class hotels and facilities. Not to mention the tropical climate, the affordable prices as well as the friendly and hospitable, English-speaking people! You will be glad you came, and we’re sure, you WILL come back for more FUN in the Philippines!

 

 

MALANGABANG ISLAND

 

Photo from: http://panawta.blogspot.com/2014/11/a-hidden-paradise-malangabang.html

 

Our destination was the island of Malangabang. As we approached the island, corals greeted us under the clear waters.

Malangabang Island has a quaint village, making it the most populated island among the 16 islands of Concepcion. The sand was white, yet coarse. There was a sand strip at the tip of the island that seemed to connect to another island.

The island has several enterprising residents, and dried fish is one of more popular businesses here. I learned how to dry fish and even pack them with salt. Malangabang Island may not be the island to visit in Concepcion, but it’s a good stop for supplies, since there are variety stores here. Concepcion may be unknown to most travelers, and this makes this place very relaxing and worth visiting. Read More: http://theislandexplorer.blogspot.com/2010/10/malangabang-island-concepcion-iloilo.html

 

Photo from:  https://simplyweekend.wordpress.com/2017/01/10/find-solace-in-agho-island-x-island-hopping-on-a-p740-budget/

 

Malangabang is an island and barangay in northeastern Iloilo, Philippines. It is part of the municipality of Concepcion. According to the 2010 census, it has a population of 2,925. Fishing is the main source of income for the island’s residents.

Malangabang Island is east of Panay Island in the Visayan Sea. Part of the Concepcion Islands, it is a wooded island and is 239 metres at its highest point. Malangabang is 3.2 km southeast of Pan de Azucar. Malangabang completely surrounds the small Chico Island. Malangabang’s sole barangay is also named Malangabang.  Read More:  http://greedypeg.org/iloilo/Malangabang-Island.html

 

Photo from:  https://littlemisstravelbug.wordpress.com/tag/malangabang-island/

 

Our destination was the island of Malangabang. As we approached the island, corals greeted us under the clear waters.

Malangabang Island has a quaint village, making it the most populated island among the 16 islands of Concepcion. The sand was white, yet coarse. There was a sand strip at the tip of the island that seemed to connect to another island.

The island has several enterprising residents, and dried fish is one of more popular businesses here. I learned how to dry fish and even pack them with salt.

Malangabang Island may not be the island to visit in Concepcion, but it’s a good stop for supplies, since there are variety stores here. Concepcion may be unknown to most travelers, and this makes this place very relaxing and worth visiting.  Read More:  https://theislandexplorer.blogspot.com/2010/10/malangabang-island-concepcion-iloilo.html

Contact the Concepcion Municipal Tourism Office for more information.
Contact Person: Mario Lazarito, Municipal Tourism Officer
Mobile: (+63)9194588451, (+63)918311923

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

 

Have a Taste of Iloilo’s Culinary Specialties

Where is Iloilo and How to Get There

Discover Interesting Places in Iloilo

Join the Vibrant and Exciting Festivals of Iloilo

Have a Feast of Good Foods in Iloilo

Enjoy a Lot of Fun Times in Iloilo

Iloilo Photo Gallery

Iloilo Video Collection

 

   

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