Here is a better way to see the
lake in an island that has an island that has a lake that has an island.
Lima Park Hotel just launched a
30-seater lake cruiser that will regularly ply Taal Lake, which is way better
than just viewing this attraction from any of its vantage points.
I got to try this cruise last month during our coverage of
Lima Park Hotel 2016 Philippine Hobie
National Championship at Taal Lake Yacht Club.
After watching the start of the race, we
boarded The Lady of the Lake. It was not
the usual take off point for the Taal Lake cruise, which usually boards in the
town of Balete.
The weather
condition was not that favorable for the participants of the Hobie Challenge,
but not for us. The wind was just perfect for a relaxing cruise.
The 60-minute sightseeing tour got us seeing up close Binintiang
Malaki, the cinder cone visible from Tagaytay City, often mistaken as
Taal volcano and other sights of the lake like Napayong, Pira-Piraso,
Bubuin, and Binintiang Munti.
What really got me amazed was the number of migratory herons and egrets who settled on the islands.
We also got an amazing view of Mt. Maculot and the Tagaytay Ridge.
It was the closest I ever got to Volcano Island,
Philippine’s second most active volcano with 33-recorded eruptions and one of
the lowest volcanoes in the world.
For those who want to try the cruise, call Lima Park Hotel
at (043) 981-1555 or (0917) 504-2385.
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