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GUIMIT CAVE

 

 

 

Samar is divided into three parts – Northern Samar, Western Samar and Eastern Samar. For purposes of clarity, Western Samar is simply referred to or called SAMAR.

 

 

Photo from: http://guimitcave.blogspot.com/

 

The Guimit Cave is another large cave full of stalactites and stalagmites, which is situated Talalora, Samar. It can be reach by one and a half-hour motorboat ride from Catbalogan. Some people also call it Python’s Cave.

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Guimit Island is legendary for it’s Philippine pythons and a strategic cave that the Japanese used as a hideout in WW2.

A local cave expert Joni Bonifacio invited me along for the day to do a little research.

We left from the waterfront in a small fishing boat and had a fairly successful day checking out the pythons and one very large Philippine cobra.

Samar is rich with unspoiled wilderness, caves, waterfalls and critters. Catbalogan is a good base to explore the many small outlying islands.

Zumarraga and Daram are the largest two but there are many many small islands scattered around out there that are quite interesting. Most of them are inhabited by fishermen and coconut farmers. Read More:  http://www.dutchpickle.com/philippines/samar/python-cave.html

 

Photos Below From:

http://guimitcave.blogspot.com/

 

 

 

 

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