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Bicol - Caramoan Tour 2017

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BICOL 2017 Had a valentine date with my workmates, sadly, we weren't able to go to all of the islands in Caramoan because the weather was bad (My 2nd time in Bicol and 2nd time to try Caramoan tour but still failed) but at least we were able to go to 2 islands in Caramoan. Details below Got our Caramoan travel package from this. https://www.facebook.com/The-Travelers-CAMP-Caramoan-Philippines-304728136214732/ Contact number:  0917-8746437 (TRAVELERS CAMP) Flight to Naga (it's nearer if you book to Naga compare to Legazpi which is 2 hrs to Naga) From Naga airport, just walk outside and hail and bus going to Van terminal bound to Sabang port. The bus was loaded with passenger hence I sat beside the driver. Lol! From Naga- Sabang port -2 hours van ride Sabang port - Guijalo port - another 2 hours boat ride (Make sure to be at the port before the last trip which is 11am). The van driver called the boatman to wait for us. NOTE: the boat ride was kinda...
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Bohol Coco Farm

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A detailed itinerary of our Bohol tour last November. This is supposed to be for a 6 pax tour but Pau's parents and siblings backed out. Anyway, we got our tickets a year ago with 500 pesos worth of RT fare only so it's really not a big thing to cancel their flights. haha! We stayed for 2 nights at Bohol Coco Farm and also availed their Countryside tour. It was supposed to be a night of stay only but since we can't decide yet where to stay at our 2nd and 3rd night, we have decided to just stay for another night. From the airport,  take a tricycle and go to the Jeepney Terminal at Bohol Museum it costs 10 pesos and take a jeepney bound to  TAWALA then tell the driver that your stop is at Bohol Coco Farm. Jeepneys are available only until 6 pm, it costs 20 pesos only. It's a 20-30mins jeepney ride. Or you may take a cab or tricycle directly going to Bohol Coco farm but it would cost you 250 pesos or more. It's quite a busy day. W...
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Wow Davao!

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Hello Mindanao! Again, we went on a trip without any booked hotel accommodation, no tour packages. Bahala na si batman! Pero ang saya! SKIP THIS IF YOU WANT TO GO AHEAD ON AND CHECK THE ITINERARY. :) Twas our first time to not be seated together on the plane. Di ko sia agad napansin, ewan ko ba.. Both aisle seats pala un nakuha ko when I checked in via web. Pero lil did I know na through that, ma me-meet namin un NFFs (new found friends). I met my seatmate and asked if she is tubong Davao. Nope daw and they dont have ITI rin and dunno where to go in Davao. Bongga! Parang sakto un pagkakatabi namin sa plane kasi instant niyaya ko sila if they wanted to go with us sa Surigao to see the Enchanted river and Tinuy-an Falls! They agreed! Two lang din sila ng friends nila so from airport, sabay na kami to take our dinner, look around for affordable hotel/inn with the help of our taxi driver and all! Anyway, below is the detailed DIY itineraries namin. I original pos...
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Location: Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines
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Ganda sa Magalawa!

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Finally! After years of planning, natuloy din kami sa Magalawa! Every year ata, I never fail to ask Magalawa their rates coz every year I have been planning to go there but hindi natutuloy lagi. hihi! I have been to other beaches in Zambales and kaya naman medyo excited ako to visit this place.  I had a hard time contacting Ate Grace of Armada on the number posted on their fb and website, siguro 1 week ako everyday tumatawag, either ring or busy tone lang.  Walang sumasagot. Gadh! I thought talaga di na kami matutuloy. I have inquired on Ruiz resort na rin and they answered my phone call agad,  Ruiz resort offers almost the same package except for the ac rooms and of course mas maganda ATA ang view sa Armada coz the stretch of the shoreline is much longer compare to Ruiz. Two days prior to my planned leave, sa wakas, sumagot na din si Ate Grace!!! I was able to book the Kubo accommodation. Fully booked na un weekend nila. Good thing we will b...
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