One of the best ways to enjoy Apo Reef is to cook outdoors.Where to stay, what to eatThere are no cottages in the island except those reserved for park rangers. So the only choice for those staying overnight is to camp out using tents and hammocks. Toilets and baths are also quite basic and the only place to clean up is when the visitors return to Sablayan.Food is also “bring-your-own.” Park management discourages bringing of fresh seafood, particularly those caught from the waters surrounding Apo Reef.Finally, there is a Code of Conduct that all visitors must follow while inside the park. It consists of about 10 rules. There’s this one rule that always amuses every visitor: “Refrain from feeding the wildlife. These animals are wild and capable of feeding themselves.” Simply put: no hotdogs for wildcats!
