Think you've explored what Zamboanga has to offer? Think again. Aside from the well-preserved structures and diverse cuisine, the City of FlowersThe story behind Bisaya-Bisaya Island—one of the 11 islands of Once Islas—is an interesting one. As shared by our tour guide, it’s an urban legend among Zamboangueños that starts with a Bisaya and Muslim who compared their catch of the day.
Zamboanga is known for taking its heritage and environmental advocacy seriously, and these beaches are a reminder of why preserving the country’s resources matters.Once Islas and its hidden gems Huraida Malik, our community guide and president of the 11 Island Tour Guide Association, revealed in a separate interview that Once Islas is made up of 15 islands in total. She added that the islands are known among their ancestors as the “ina” while the islets are said to be the “anak.” Hannah Mallorca