The 3-storey watch-tower of Tabuk island, Palompon is a perfect place to see the sunset and the migratory birds coming in. From here one starts the tour through the mangrove forests on its boardwalk.
Frs. Bong Tiu, Ric Marpa and John Paul Pedrera enjoying their walk through the mangroves.
The view of the town proper of Palompon as one approaches the town from the marine sanctuary of Tabuk.
Wading through the mangroves to get to see the giant bats nearby: (l-r) Frs. Aaron, Ric, John Paul and Roy. 
Just near the marine sanctuary are cottages right on the sea where one can go for picnics and swimming.
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Palompon might just be my next itinerary. :)
Sana lang marating ko ang ilang lugar na napuntahan nyo ng mga Fathers. Taga Leyte po ako kaya di po imposible, though dito na po kami sa Maynila nakatira....
Penge po ako nang mga pictures...ok lng ho ba?
i've been there and it was so nice...make palompon your tourist destination....
been there as well. i enjoyed walking through the manmade bridge and was amazed by the fire coral & colorful fishes there.
see,...our sanctuary can make our beloved town palompon one of the best tourist spot here in leyte.
visit our marine sanctuary here.
1st time to saw Bats,and watta lovely and amazing coral reefs
I really had fun on that time and I will never forget it till forever,,,,,
This is the best the best experience we can get because that place is like the paradise just look the clean water we can see there and all its attractions.
just beautiful bluff that are almost gone and a mangrove that is in danger of extinction worldwide, is unusual bright save these photographs for future generations
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