The unique Rock Formation, "Kandiwata"

"Kandiwata Rock Formation"

                A loud noise from our roaster, the sound that wakes me up in nice weather. In good weather on September 8, 2020, 4 am, we travel to a unique rock formation in our province, the Candiwata rock formation. After taking a bath a get may things and pack it with my black traveling bag and take a short ride in our car to sea port. We rented a boat that cost 500 pesos per person. After we took a boat ride, along the way to Candiwata we witnessed the beautiful sea of Maquida Bay, the blue of its sea, the cleanliness of the water and the fresh air from the sea. We enjoyed the wonderful views of the wide sea while traveling 2 hours to our destination. While traveling, I saw how beautiful the islands we were passing through were because each island was unique and had a charming, because of its white and wide sand on its beaches. After a long trip, we saw the beautiful and unique rock formation of Candiwata.

It is like a floating rock in the middle of the sea when you are a little far from it.

After a long trip, we saw the wonderful and unique rock formation of Candiwata. Because it is located in the middle of the sea, the sand here is rare to see. It depends if you go there at low tide or high tide. That time, sadly, we went there at high tide, so I didn't get a picture of the sands. And in the unique rock formation, you can witness the sharp and fantastic shape of rock because of its vertical and sharp edges at the top. After enjoying the views and clear water of Candiwata, you can rent a floating cottage to rest and eat your lunch while watching the clear and stunning views of Candiwata. It's a wonderful experience in Candiwata because, even though it is far, it has beautiful and very satisfying views of the unique rock formation and clean, clear water to offer, as well as different kinds of beautiful fish. While traveling back home, while in the middle of the sea, you can notice the beautiful sunset of Samar, which will give you the best memories of traveling in Candiwata.





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