1. MEDIO ISLANDLOCAL NAME:Panganoron Island (Panganoron beingthe native word for "sky")AREA:401,124 sqm or 40.11 ha or 99.12 acresMAXIMUM ELEVATION:65 meters above sea levelTOTAL PROPERTY PRICE:USD $3,000,000(Medio Island has a clean title)

2. PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTY 3. MEDIO ISLANDMedio Island has many natural assets thatwould make it an ideal first classisland beach resort. It is a 40.1123 hectareisland of gently rolling hills, mostlyof coconut vegetation and shrubbery. Thehighest point of the island is on its northernportion with a maximum elevation of 65meters above sea level. 4. MEDIO ISLANDMedio Island is approximately 1,300 meterslong (SW to NE), 550 meters wide at itswidest point and some 330 meters at itsnarrowest portion. It is blessed with3 beaches that could serve a variety ofpurposes. Its main or South beach of finewhite sand and corals is about 300 meterslong and 60 meters wide. The North beachon the opposite side of the island isapproximately three quarters longcompared to the main beach and is moresecluded. 5. MEDIO ISLANDThe West beach on the far end has asmall extended portion on the West sideand is about as long as the main beach. It isseparated from the main beach by a lavarock formation. This beach has the bestcoral bed among the three beaches.The Southern portion of the island has theleast vegetation while the Northern part hasthe most number of coconut trees. Smalltrees, shrubs and cogon grass also on theNorth and West side of the island. 6. PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTYSAN ANDRES ISLANDMEDIO ISLANDRASA ISLAND 7. ECONOMIC PROSPECTSLike its sisters Rasa and San Andresislands, Medio possesses its main assets:clear blue waters and white beaches of finesand. Its beach is about 200 meters long and60 meters wide, capped by a gently rollinghill ideal for resort cottages andappurtenances.Main land Luzon, Samar and Masbate withtheir airports are only 30 minutes byspeedboat and 1 1/2 hour distant bymotorboats. 8. ECONOMIC PROSPECTSWith their coral reefs, Medio and sisterislands are ideal for scubadiving, snorkeling, sailing, yachting, jetskiing,parasailing and marine life observation.Medio, Rasa and San Andres Islands, are theonly remaining islands of economic size withcomplete privacy in this area of thePhilippines. As a base for islandhopping, sheltered from the NE tradewindsand SW monsoon; and calm during most ofthe year, the islands are unsurpassed. 9. PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTY 10. ACCESSIBILITYMedio Island is best accessible from Manilato Catarman, Northern Samar. It is alsoaccessible from the provinces of Cebu andSorsogon. 11. ACCESSIBILITY* Philippine Airlines and AirPhil Expressflies from Manila to Catarman daily. CebuPacific Air and Zest Air flies from Manila toCatarman four times weekly. Flight time is1 hour and 20 minutes. From the airport a45 minute land trip to Allen after which a30 minute speedboat ride or a one hourand a half long ride in a motorized boat toNaranjo Islands will take the guests toMedio Island. 12. ACCESSIBILITY* Cebu has become an internationalgateway toJapan, Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong and Australia. Anight cruise from Cebu may be arranged tobring the tourists to the island giving themenough time to rest before indulging in thebeaches of Medio Island. 13. ACCESSIBILITY* Manila - Sorsogon may be the longestroute (about 12 hours by car or bus) if onetravels by land but it is definitely one of themost scenic routes as one passes throughthe many idyllic towns of Southern Luzon.The road ends in Matnog, Sorsogon. A ridein a motorized boat may take about anhour and a half from Matnog. For thosewho would like to take a plane, a Manila-Legaspi flight is available. Travel time isapproximately one hour. 14. PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTY 15. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGLOCAL TEMPERATUREThe climate in the general area of Samar istypically warm and humid. Local land andsea breezes prevent extremely hightemperatures at the beaches, so thata maximum often occurs just before theonset of the sea breeze. The minimumtemperature is reached just beforedawn. Mean annual temperature is 27.5degrees Celsius and relative humidity is inthe low eighties. 16. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGWIND CONDITIONThe prevailing winds are the Southwestmonsoon which begins about the end ofMay up to the middle or end ofSeptember; and the Northwest monsoonwhich generally starts towardsthe beginning of October. The winds arenormally light to moderate with an averagevelocity of about 2 or 3 meters per second(5 to 7 miles per hour). 17. PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTY 18. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGRAINFALLThere is no weather station in NaranjoIslands. Based on the PhilippineAtmospheric Geophysicaland Astronomical ServicesAdministration (PAGASA) ClimatologicalNormals Naranjo Islands annual rainfall ismore or less evenly distributed throughoutthe year and may range from 2,000 mm to2,600 mm with 35 percent occuring duringthe months of October, November andDecember. 19. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGFRESH WATER SOURCESAguada Island is the major source of springwater in the area. A large reservoir hasbeen constructed in Barangay Ternate ofthe same island. Water faucets arestrategically located in the small village foraccessibility. Medio Island has a deep wellbut the water needs boiling if it shall beused for drinking. Capul also is a majorsource of potable water. 20. PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTY 21. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGMARINE FAUNAThe waters of Naranjo Islands are rich inmarine life due to the strong currents fromthe San Bernardino Strait. Magnificentcoral gardens and tropical fishes abound inthe area. Moreover, the waters surroundingNaranjo Islands are also considered thegame fishermans paradise where varietiesof fishes such as swordfish , marlin, yellowfin tuna and grouper can be caught. 22. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGMARINE FAUNASome areas of Medio have long beds ofbeautiful corals and an abundance ofcolorful fishes and marine life. Some coralsin Medio Islands South beach and someportion of the North beach have beenregenerating. The diverse fishes in the areaare interesting and fascinating. Seaabalones, large mussels, crabs, oysters andsea urchins abound in the waters of NaranjoIslands. 23. PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTY 24. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGVEGETATIONThe Spaniards named the group of islands"Islas Naranjos" because of the orangesthat grew on the island during the galleondays. Unfortunately, the natives did notknow how to care for this type of trees andeventually they all died and were replacedby the sturdier coconut trees which arenow the major vegetation in the area. Cropplanting like rice and vegetables arevirtually nil. 25. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGWILDLIFENaranjo Islands has not much wildlife tospeak of. This may be attributed to the lackof fresh spring water in the islands andhardwoods. There are no endangeredspecies that may be dislocated upon thetransformation of the area into a tourismzone. 26. PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTY 27. CONTACT USMike Quililanmike@bahayforsale.comTerra.luxxe@gmail.com+63915.318.5933ph.linkedin.com/in/michaelquililanwww.bahayforsale.com