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El Nido To Coron Ferry For The Masochistic

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The rest of the ride was spent reading and watching pristine beaches that dotted remote islands as we pass by. The tiny island in this remote region are breathtaking. Even to this jaded Island Girl. The other main on-board activity was touring the zoo. The zoo? You ask. Yes our boat was home to 1 pig, 2 chickens, 3 tanks of fish and clams and 50 buffalo.

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Would I do it again? I'm not sure but I'm sure glad I did it once. These are the kinds of experiences I travel for. The memories I will cherish!

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