Media Category: Manila Bay

For the 4 islands in Manila Bay that used to be the Manila Bay Defense Forts, Corregidor-Ft. Mills, Caballo-Ft. Hughes, Fraile-Ft. Drum, Carabao-Ft.Frank.

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Zc254. This is a 2008 image of the Malinta Tunnel east entrance, this is where the Corregidor visitors entered and started the Light and Sound Show.

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Zc259. Generals MacArthur and Sutherland are in the Malinta Tunnel 1942 and weighing their decisions how to defend the Philippines and stand up against the Japanese aggressor.

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Zc248. The Sun Cruise Inc link for the Corregidor Historical Tram Tour.

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Zc247. The Sun Cruise Inc links for the Corregidor tour packages.

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Zc246. The Sun Cruise Inc links for the Corregidor Inn over night packages.

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Zc245. One can consider this page the Sun Cruise Inc Homepage; notice the drop down links above.

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Zc253. The swimming pool of the Corregidor has clean water but is still closed, why? Is there a technical problem or is there bureaucracy problem?

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Zc252. The swimming pool of the Corregidor has clean water but is still closed.

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Zc251. The M/V Starlite Juno carries about 100 passengers, so four (4) of the Sun Cruise’s trolleys can accommodate them. Today one visitor group was a PNP Officer Class from a Police Academy in Cavite.

What happened to the catamaran hull ferry boat that Sun Cruise Inc was using for a long time until recently? Is it broke? Would Sun Cruise Inc get a bigger boat if they could get a long lease for the Corregidor Inn after they spent a fortune to renovate it?

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Zc250. The Sun Cruise Inc uses now this single hull ferry boat to bring visitors to Corregidor; its name is M/V Starlite Juno. It is making its approach to the North Mine Wharf, Bottomside, Corregidor Island, the former Fort Mills, the main Island of the Manila and Subic Bays Harbor Defense Command.

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