I find this ‘topic’ subjective that’s why it took me so long to decide whether I’m going to write about it or not. By now, a lot of people have been sharing their experiences in Cebu. As what most travel blogs say “Do as the locals do”. So I’ll try my very best to help you plan your next Cebu trip by listing stops and places that you MUST check out.
Category: Domestic
What’s New [in] Siargao?
I’ve seen several new spots during my recent visit to Siargao. It was impossible to try all of them but I gave it a shot somehow. I was really thinking how to share with you our day-to-day itinerary, not that I made one, but just to give you an idea of how you can spend…
Siargao, The Second Time Around
“Love is sweeter the second time around”.
Kalanggaman Via Ormoc
This might be one of the usual how-to-go-to-Kalanggaman posts, but I’ll try my best to make it unique as possible.
Smiles and Masskaras
I’m one lazy person for writing about this six months late. Well you can also see it as six months advance.
Palawan, A Family AffairÂ
My mother keeps on telling me to plan a trip somewhere since we never went out to travel for the past months. She always mentioned that she wanted to go to Palawan and it was just so timely I found some sweet deals to finally fulfill her wish.
Lazy-ing in Leyte
I keep on saying this to myself – “book it or else it won’t happen”. If you keep on saying you’re going on a trip yet you’re not doing any progress to make it happen, there is a bigger chance of cancelling the trip.
First Siargao Waves
I left my heart in Siargao, for real…
Baguio Travel Guide: 48 Hours in the City of Pines
The trip to the north was somehow unplanned because we flew to Manila to join a half marathon. The race was in two days when we decided to go to Baguio.
I Didn’t Know White Water Rafting Could Be This Boring
The river was never the same again after Typhoon Sendong. The usual course was changed because of the new rock formations or disarrangements.
One Thousand Ninety Five Days of Love
We don’t usually define celebrating anniversaries by sending flowers, chocolates, gifts or having romantic dinners. We’d rather spend it by going somewhere else or trying something we’ve never done together.
A Not-So Crowded Boracay
It was a fun weekend for all of us. The timing was perfect. We were there before the official start of summer. Tourists started flocking in right after we left the island.
