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# Day 1: Arrival and transfer to Campos
- Fly to Tugdan Airport in Tablas Island, the gateway to Romblon province by plane. Cebu Pacific regularly fly to and from Romblon.
- Catch a ride to Odiongan Port and hop on to ferries going to Romblon Island.
- From Romblon Island, take another ferry to San Agustin Port in Tablas Island.
- From San Agustin Port, travel by land to Campos, a municipality on the south side of the island in the comarca of Migjorn.
- Check in at your hotel and rest for the night.

# Day 2: Explore Campos and its beaches
- Visit the parish church of Sant Julià, a historical and religious landmark in Campos.
- Enjoy the sun and sand at Es Trenc Beach, one of the most popular and beautiful beaches in Mallorca.
- Have lunch at a local restaurant and try some of the specialties of Campos, such as sobrassada (a cured sausage), ensaimada (a pastry), or paella (a rice dish).
- In the afternoon, head to Colònia de Sant Jordi, a coastal town with a fishing port and a marina.
- Take a boat trip to Cabrera Island, a national park and a wildlife sanctuary with stunning scenery and rich biodiversity.
- Return to Campos and have dinner at your hotel or another restaurant.

# Day 3: Travel to Maestro de Campo Island
- After breakfast, check out from your hotel and travel back to San Agustin Port.
- Take a ferry to Concepcion, a municipality on Maestro de Campo Island (also known as Sibale Island), the westernmost island of Romblon province⁶ .
- Check in at your hotel or resort on the island and relax for the rest of the day.
- Enjoy the views of the Sibuyan Sea and the mountainous terrain of the island.

# Day 4: Discover Maestro de Campo Island
- Wake up early and hike to Mount Banderahan, the highest peak on the island at 104 meters above sea level. 
- Marvel at the panoramic views of the island and its surroundings from the summit.
- Descend from the mountain and visit some of the attractions on the island, such as:
    - The old lighthouse built by the Spaniards in 1890.
    - The white sand beaches of Alegria, Masudsud, and Mabini.
    - The caves of Balogo and Cantingas.
    - The waterfalls of Busay and Tuburan.
- Have lunch at a local eatery or picnic by the beach.
- In the afternoon, go snorkeling or diving at some of the coral reefs around the island, such as:
    - The Sibale Reef, a marine sanctuary with diverse marine life.
    - The Maestro de Campo Wreck, an old ferryboat that capsized in 1979 and is now home to various fish species.
    - The Banton Reef, a colorful shallow dive site near Banton Island.
- Return to your hotel or resort and have dinner.

# Day 5: Travel to Romblon Island
- After breakfast, check out from your hotel or resort and take a ferry back to San Agustin Port.
- From there, take another ferry to Romblon Island, the heart of Romblon province and also dubbed as the Philippines’ Marble Capital.
- Check in at your hotel or resort on the island and rest for a while.
- In the afternoon, explore some of the sights and attractions on Romblon Island, such as:
    - The Saint Joseph Cathedral, a 15th-century stone church that is one of the oldest in the country.
    - The Fort San Andres, a Spanish fortress that served as a lookout point for pirates and invaders.
    - The Marble Factories, where you can see how marble is processed and carved into various products.
    - The Bonbon Beach, a privately owned white sandy beach on a gradually sloping seafront that stretches up to approximately two kilometers. It is linked to an uninhabited Bang-og Island by a sandbar that is submerged on a knee to chest deep water during high tide. It is a bare beach – no resort nor other commercial amenities.

Here is the continuation of the itinerary for the next two days.

# Day 6: Visit more attractions on Romblon Island
- After breakfast, continue your exploration of Romblon Island and visit some more tourist spots, such as:
    - The Agpanabat Sea Turtle Sanctuary, a marine protected area where you can see and interact with endangered sea turtles.
    - The Lahung Rock Formation, a natural rock arch that creates a stunning contrast with the blue sea.
    - The Libtong Falls, a cascading waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation and rock formations.
    - The Cobrador Island, a white sand island with crystal clear waters and rich marine life.
- Have lunch at a local restaurant or bring your own food for a picnic on the island.
- In the afternoon, go back to Romblon town and do some shopping for souvenirs and local products, such as:
    - Marble sculptures, tiles, and accessories that showcase the craftsmanship and creativity of Romblon's artisans.
    - Romblon woven mats, bags, and hats that are made from locally sourced materials such as pandan leaves and buri palm.
    - Romblon delicacies, such as latik (coconut jam), bokayo (sweetened coconut strips), and pastillas de leche (milk candies).
- Have dinner at your hotel or another restaurant.

# Day 7: Departure
- After breakfast, check out from your hotel or resort and take a ferry back to Tablas Island.
- From Tablas Island, take a flight back to Manila via Cebu Pacific.
- Say goodbye to Romblon and its beautiful islands.

I hope you enjoyed this sample itinerary of Campos and the surrounding towns and resorts. Have a safe and fun trip!
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