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Hi mga sis,Just been to Anawangin last Sunday. And I feel so obliged to share my part of the story. actually the trip was not planned kasi I'm here for a fieldwork but since we have no decent place to stay na malapit sa field area, we opted to stay sa Pundaquit. And since sabi nila andun na kami sayang naman daw kung hindi pa namin puntahan. So naexcite kami ni officemate and there we went. I have little ability to understand Ilocano. On our way to the boat (kasi nasa kabilang side yung resort namin to boat riding station), a man talked to our bangkero in Ilocano. I didn't totally understood what the man said but I kind a heard something about a missing person in Anawangin at hindi pa nahahanap. So I asked our bangkero what was the other man said. Manong bangkero replied 'marami daw po tao sa Anawangin". So I thought I just misunderstood their quick conversation. We proceeded to Camara and Capones. enjoyed the scenery (boat ride is not so enjoyable, laki ng mga alon and kuya bangkero said that its normal... ) When we are approaching Anawangin, nakasalubong namin isang bangka na medyo malaki sa bangka namin na may hilang maliit na bangka at may nakahiga (I saw his face, pikit mata ) My curiosity worked and asked kuya what was that. Kuya answered "nakatulog lang po ma'am". But I got this feeling na uwing uwi na and I've never been so afraid in a boat ride in my entire life! I tied my vest so hard and kept my hands on the boat. Malapit na to sa Anawangin ha, as in malapit na, maybe 100m away from shore na lang nung makasalubong namin yung bangka na malaki. Not so sure about may feelings but I opted to sit down for a while, and due to my persistent officemate we took a bath in the river. mababaw lang so okey ako pero things are really running in my mind. I was not so convinced kay kuya. We haven't talk to any guests sa Anawangin so I was not able to confirm. At hindi talaga ako naligo sa dagat! At 3:30pm we headed back to Pundaquit. Waves are really high and careless boatman just keeps the pace of the boat (in my experience sa other boat rides tumitigil sila pag may big wave, itong boat ride na to hindi! ) Our boat literally flies then drops on the water again. I kept on praying sa boat. I nearly cried I said Lord please bring me home safe. We reached the shore safely, Thank God! I was not able to sleep that night. In the morning I asked our driver if there were incidents in the past of drowned people in Anawangin. He said NONE! Some mountaineers died daw pero dahil nasama sila sa agos ng river sa taas at hindi nalunod. None of his 20+ years in Pundaquit has he encountered news as that. So maybe kuya bangkero was not lying after all yesterday. But last night, our driver voluntarily told us that someone has drowned in Anawangin last saturday night. He said it's the first time. in my mind how could they not inform guests of the danger this place has. I quickly befriended Mr Google and there I found many blogs about incidents in Anawangin. So please mga sis, please please please let us be careful. I read somewhere in the net that Anawangin has this certain spot na malakas ang current and soft ang sand and suddely goes high tide. So please people, let us take some time to research about places that we go to have extra effort for our safety. ^Sis imurshorty I don't know if you pushed through with your plan. Pero wala pong signal dun...
I am going here in January in case I don't get promo tix to sinulog....so its BR 1st for me...it is safe to go here alone mga sis?