Much has been debated already re pros and cons of travelling with the ongoing pandemic. But you know, I am not here to talk about scientific stands and make justifications, kay kapoy na kaayo'g isip. I am writing this blog para mag chika chika lang about laag and all. Yes guys, I just came from … Continue reading Boracay In Time of Pandemic (and the Travel Requirements)
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Take Me Back Balabac: A Travel Guide 2018
With the clearest turquoise water and unspoilt shores, Balabac is one of the less visited destinations in the Philippines that deserves a spot on top of your travel bucket list. Here's a quickie blog with nitty gritty details on how I reached the Balabac Group of Islands. But first, a little information muna about the … Continue reading Take Me Back Balabac: A Travel Guide 2018
One Day Binge Eating Around Puerto Princesa (with Prices and Menu)
During my recent trip to Puerto Princesa, Palawan, I had one spare-chill day to explore the local food scene of the lovely city. I tried to avoid famous touristy restaurants and preferred to check on hole in the walls where locals usually dine. Walkable restaurants lang within the city centre, particularly near Rizal Avenue where … Continue reading One Day Binge Eating Around Puerto Princesa (with Prices and Menu)
Josemanuel Visits Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park
My first Puerto Princesa visit was assisted by Estranghero Travel and Tours. Check on the short vlog attached for some highlights of my Subterranean River visit. For your next Palawan tour inquiries, contact Fidel Pacia Jr.09175558840
So We’re Here in Baguio. San Tayo Kakain?
Lamon! Lamon! Lamon! It's that part of the laag that I look forward the most. Sino ayaw mabusog? So last month, our travel group (char!) got invited once again by Azalea Hotels and Residences. This time, we visited the ever charming Baguio City. We did a lot of sight seeing. We visited BenCab Museum. We … Continue reading So We’re Here in Baguio. San Tayo Kakain?
Biyaheng Pinas:Josemanuel Visits Baguio City
Here's a quickie vlog on how I spent my recent 2 days off in Baguio City. Flew in via Clark Int'l Airport. Baguio City is just two and a half smooth hours away by private van from Clark. Traveling to North and Central Luzon is now easier for Davaoenos with Airasia Philippines' direct Davao to Clark … Continue reading Biyaheng Pinas:Josemanuel Visits Baguio City
Biyaheng Pinas:Kawa Hot Bath In Tibiao, Antique
Here's a vlog on my quickie overnight side trip to Tibiao,Antique. The small town famous for the kawa hot bath is 2 to 2.5 hours away by bus from Kalibo City. Bus leaves every hour between 7AM to 2PM. Schedules are posted on Ceres Bus Line Website. From Kalibo City (Ceres Terminal) take the bus … Continue reading Biyaheng Pinas:Kawa Hot Bath In Tibiao, Antique
Biyaheng Pinas:Backpacking Capiz and Isla de Gigantes Sample Itinerary
Here's a quick recap vlog on how I spent one fine weekend backpacking Capiz and Isla de Gigantes. I flew in via Airasia's direct Davao-Kalibo flight. Kalibo to Roxas City,Capiz is merely 1.5 hours away by van. Capiz and Isla de Gigantes are two awesome alternative destinations accessible from Kalibo (in case Boracay is already … Continue reading Biyaheng Pinas:Backpacking Capiz and Isla de Gigantes Sample Itinerary
Backpackers Hostel Recommendations in Boracay
Hostel stay has now become a popular option when visiting Boracay. Hostels (or minsan referred din as Dormitory type accommodation)are perfect for solo backpackers, as well as travelling groups preferring shared rooms and amenities,to save on cost. During my recent visit, naisip ko lang to come up ng list of hostels around the island with … Continue reading Backpackers Hostel Recommendations in Boracay
Boracay Quickie Trip : What’s in my Backpack Challenge
Sharing with you guys how I prepared and packed my bag for this trip, plus some other highlights. Check nyo to. =)
Portraits : The Philippine Eagle Conservation Center
The Philippine Eagle Center Mission The Philippine Eagle Foundation is a private, non-stock, non-profit organization dedicated to saving the endangered Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi) and its rainforest habitat. Organized in 1987, it had before that time been operating as a project for research, rehabilitation, and captive breeding. The Philippine Eagle Foundation commits to promote the survival of … Continue reading Portraits : The Philippine Eagle Conservation Center
Revisiting Visayas: Easy Breezy Stay at Bayfront Hotel Cebu
Having a few days to spare last May, I decided to spend a quick weekender trip to the famous Cebu City. I am no stranger to Cebu, as I have been to this city two to three times with my previous employment. But as expected, business trips can never be considered a vacation. Hotels and … Continue reading Revisiting Visayas: Easy Breezy Stay at Bayfront Hotel Cebu
A First Timer’s Davao Diving Session
When visiting Davao, never ever leave our city without seeing the coral gardens and marine life of Samal and Talikod Island. And especially to first time Davao visitors, a day tour to our Coral Garden and Marine Park can smoothly be arranged for you by Tide and Tribe Travel and Tours. The Coral Garden and Marine … Continue reading A First Timer’s Davao Diving Session
Must-C’s of Davao : A Designed Visit to Davao City by Tide and Tribe Travel and Tours
Here is something interesting to do on your Davao visit this summer. Tide and Tribe Travel and Tours has recently launched its creatively designed Davao "Must-C's" Tour Package. The "Must-C's" (Must See's) is a brainchild of tour operators Darriel and Catherine Quiogue, which is essentially a bundle of Davao specialties and attractions that coincidentally start with the letter C — … Continue reading Must-C’s of Davao : A Designed Visit to Davao City by Tide and Tribe Travel and Tours
Biyaheng Pinas : Stop-over Foodtrip in Ilo-ilo City
For Davaoeno's , landing on Ilo-ilo City Airport would most likely be the easy, yet practical entry point to any of the provinces in Panay , and most particularly to Caticlan(Boracay Island). There are still no direct commercial flights from Mindanao to Caticlan and vice versa, at the moment, connecting flights from Davao through Manila then … Continue reading Biyaheng Pinas : Stop-over Foodtrip in Ilo-ilo City
Biyaheng Pinas : Laoag and Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte
From Vigan, I headed further up north to Laoag and lazily roamed around the city and nearby towns for 2 days. Laoag is 2 hours away from Vigan, and around 9 to 10 hours away from Metro Manila , both by public bus. There are comfortable buses that travel by night from Manila to Laoag , … Continue reading Biyaheng Pinas : Laoag and Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte
Biyaheng Pinas : Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Known for its Filipino old world charm, the City of Vigan has already become one of the most desired local tourist spot to visit here in the Philippines. A recognized Unesco World Heritage treasure, strolling around the old city's cobblestone pavements and well preserved Spanish Era Architecture is such a nostalgic experience, giving visitors a … Continue reading Biyaheng Pinas : Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Mindanao Towns and Shores: Bucas Grande Islands and Sohoton Cove National Park
Christmas holidays just passed by us a few days ago , and I hope everybody enjoyed some rest and is now fully charged to start the year right and fresh ! To start up my 2014, I have promised myself to begin uploading posts dedicated to the places I have visited within our home country, the … Continue reading Mindanao Towns and Shores: Bucas Grande Islands and Sohoton Cove National Park
Mindanao Towns and Shores : Bislig, Surigao del Sur
Bislig is a pretty little city east of Surigao del Sur , which is around 220 Km. from Davao City. Among the industries that the city can boast is fresh seafood. Though bislig is relatively small in size , the city has been sited on recent years as a travel destination for two note worthy … Continue reading Mindanao Towns and Shores : Bislig, Surigao del Sur