Giving you a glimpse of Hale Manna from above! Here's a drone footage compilation from our stay in Hale Manna, Moalboal, Cebu last May. It's summer and so it was pretty expected that there will be many people at Moalboal's Basdacu beach. So we didn't plan on going there but I forced my husband to fly the drone and see what's going on at Basdacu and I wanted to see the cliff area of the sea in Basdacu going straight to where Hale Manna is located.
Moalboal is known for its sardines run and turtles. The town has this locally called "kantilado" part of the sea. It means that there's a sudden steep or sharp precipitous rock.
And so when the drone flew, the first objective was to get a view of Basdacu, and boy, there were so many people, it was the afternoon, almost sundown and there were people at the shoreline. As you can see in the video, this area of the shoreline has more sand compared to the rest and thus making it a famous place to enjoy the sunset.
A lot of people would also stay overnight here with their tents. And the blue-green sea waters from a distance are very inviting, especially for free divers, Moalboal is a place where free divers would also flock because of this and I am quite sure marine life is pretty under too.
As the drone was going back to Hale Manna, a surprise scene came up - someone riding his motorcycle on the shoreline! Boy, this was a risk for the driver or owner of the motorcycle because the seawater will make his motorbike rusty for sure but I guess he didn't mind that as he was riding his bike from Basdacu up to the other end past Hale Manna.
That's it for today! Enjoy the video!
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