Destination: Taal Volcano - 2

We arrived at Talisay proper some minutes past 8 in the morning. It was just another ordinary day for the townfolks here but for us, it would be an adventure that will last a lifetime.



After meeting our contact (Len) and parking the car, she led us to the nearby shore where a boat was waiting for us. The weather was great and there was no sign of rain that day. It was indeed a perfect day for all of us.



We made no haste and we board the boat right away. As expected, the boat was equipped with life jackets in case accidents will happen (we always pray for a safe travel).



Travel time was under 20 minutes. It is always a smooth sailing ride when you travel by water in the morning but during the afternoon, you'll begin experiencing the waves - even in lakes.



While in water, I had a glimpsed of the other side of the volcano (the dead one). I thought this was the part that we were supposed to climb. This part is the visible view in Tagaytay proper and you'll often times see it in postcards or souvenir items. But it was not the main attraction.