I love maps that’s why Google Maps (and Here Maps) are my friends when I travel. When I’m in a new destination, I’m never afraid to get lost. As long as I have my maps with me I will always find a way back. Aside from maps, I love vectors as well which somehow made me lightly delve into cartography or Art Maps. If you’ve been a Long time reader of this site, I made a set of Batanes Maps in 2008. It was rough and had some glaring errors on several locations and names. These new set of Batanes Maps I made late last year as part of the Batanes Travel Guides I did. Batanes is one of my favorite places in the country and it is fitting I make my first sets of Ironwulf En Route Art Maps about this location. Check below for the maps of Batan, Sabtang and Itbayat Islands.
Batan Island
It’s the gateway to the islands of Batanes. It’s where most of the accommodations, eatery and businesses can be found. The airport is found on this island. For a comprehensive guide of Batan Island, download the Batan Island travel guide here.
Sabtang Island
The nearest island from Batan Island to explore. This island is the usual place for day trips outside the main island. For more information, download the Sabtang Island Travel Guide here.
Itbayat Island
Adventure seekers would love this island. Go off-beat and explore the craggy cliffs of Itbayat Island. Explore the caves and discover the rich history behind the islands. Learn more by downloading the Itbayat Island Travel Guide here.
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Ferdz Decena is an award-winning travel photographer, writer and blogger. His works has found print in publications such as Singapore Airlines’s Silver Kris, Philippine Airlines’ Mabuhay, Cebu Pacific’s Smile and Seair InFlight. He has also lent his expertise to various organizations like the Oceana Philippines, Lopez Group Foundation, Save the Children and World Vision, contributing quality images for their marketing materials.
