We visited the undiscovered island of Malusi

Malusi Philippines - June 23,2017 when i joined the venture towards Malusi island with the group of people to study and observe the small community. People said, Malusi is undescovered island and it is very far away from modern technology, no electricity, no cellphone and etc. There are about 50 people living in there and they are the guardian of the island. It was an adventure trip using a motor boat and travel 2 hours in a half to reach our destination.

Very stunning place but never untouched
This is the passage way to enter where community is located, along the way we found shipwreck in the lower part of the sea, around 2 or 3 shipwrecks happened in this place. Islets are still untouched, never been developed nor no one set a living space for humans. Surrounding arefull of green plants, birds,insects and other animals are freely to shout oit their voice.

Docked at one Island

With one tour guide he forgot the way to the place where we need to stay. We docked at one island, its a small one with a little space of white sand. While they are figuring out the right direction i managed to set a foot print on the sand, feeling like im the first one to step on there. I saw lvie shells in different species, fishes i different colors and soe other wierd insects. This was never abused and still a virgin.

Finally we arrived

From afar we saw a small house, it is a small hoise located at right part of the entrance. He is Manog Isoy 72 years old, he will be guiding us towards the community area. According to Manong Isoy, he was 12 years old when a group of treasure hunter want to invade the area but their ship never made toll get inside. Manong Isoy shows some of his collection of antiques jewelry he found from shipwreck and some are left by his parents.