Corrigidor Island- Revisiting History

Corrigidor Island is one of the many places I always wanted to go to.

Last November 17,2018, I went there with Bob,  and we're on to an interesting,  and educational journey.

Here are some photos from our trip:

Sun cruise's boat to and from Corregidor

Seaside boat terminal

Breathtaking view

Sun cruise's tram that visitors use to get around the area

One of the many tanks they used during the war

One of the cartridge rooms

One of the soldier barracks

Lorcha Dock- where Mc Arthur departed from

Additional 200 pesos if you want to go inside the tunnel and watch the show

Inside Malinta tunnel

Corrigidor Island, locally called Isla ng Corregidor, is an island located at the entrance of Manila Bay in southwestern part of Luzon Island in the Philippines. Due to this location, Corregidor has historically been fortified with coastal artillery to defend the entrance of Manila Bay and Manila from attacks by enemy warships. Located 48 kilometres (30 mi) inland, Manila has been the largest city and the most important seaport in the Philippines for centuries, from the colonial rule of Spain, Japan and the United States, to the establishment of the Philippines in 1946.- Wikepedia

Our Tour was booked through Expedia and the local agency who handled the booking here is Baron Travels. 

We also opted to be picked up by their service,  at the hotel where we stayed,  to the seaside terminal and back. Kudos to their friendly manong driver Mr.  Oswlad. 

But, what you can do is book directly to Sun Cruise's site.  Although,  online booking at their site is currently under maintenance,  you can directly book your tour by calling them. 

For more photos of our tour,  you can view them here: Corrigidor 2017