Surfing the waves of Baler

I’ve tried surfing many times now at different surfing spots — Siargao and La Union. But it doesn’t mean that we are really good at it. We still get wiped out — even pros do. Excitement is all over us and I just wanted to surf immediately. Why? Because this time, I’m surfing the waves of Baler. When I checked out Sabang Beach, it has a grey-ish or black-ish sand compared to Siargao, which is rocky while La Union has a white sand. There were many people surfing already while others are just beach bumming. The best part of it? There were really huge waves which I haven’t seen in Siargao yet.

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February 5, 2016

Dicasalarin Cove of Baler

I’ve read a lot of blogs praising this place and even suggested to go there despite the 300 pesos entrance per person. Indeed, it is expensive but most of them said that it is worth it. That’s the reason it’s on my checklist. Dicasalarin Cove of Baler is privately owned by the Anggaras. It is 20-30 minutes away from Baler and entrance fee is 100 pesos if you stay in Costa Pacifica or 300 pesos if you are not.

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February 5, 2016

Diguisit Falls and Rock Formation

On my first day, I went to the Diguisit Falls and Rock Formation and it was really ossuuuuum! I’m into rock formations and waterfalls because we don’t have that at home. lol. It was just the first day but I was already in-love with Baler’s beauty. There are so many things to see and so many spots to take photos.

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February 3, 2016

Ditumabo Falls in Baler

I’ve read a lot of stories on some blogs that the trek to the falls is very challenging but when I was there, it was a so-so. Since I’m used to trekking in most of my trips, it was a no-sweat trek. hahaha! Ditumabo Falls in Baler came from the phrase ‘dito tumago’ because this is an old hideout for NPAs, as what our guide told us. But last 2010, it was approved that the name will be changed into Mother Falls. 

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February 3, 2016

1st Full Moon Hammock Summit at Mt. Bandilaan, San Fernando

Last weekend, Go San Fernando together with Driftwood Local Ent. (DWLE) held the 1st Full Moon Hammock Summit at Mt. Bandilaan, San Fernando. Everyone’s excited to explore the unspoiled natural wonder of this municipality in Cebu and to meet new friends and share the experience with other participants. But before I share our experiences during the event, let’s talk about San Fernando. It is located in the Southern part of Cebu in between Naga and Carcar. Hidden Paradise and Singli Mountain Resort can be found here and they’re best known as team building destinations. But, do you know that there are hidden waterfalls in the heart of the mountains of San Fernando? Did you also know that you can surf

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November 30, 2015

Cangcalanog Falls of Alegria Cebu

I’ve been searching for some new waterfalls to explore on the web when I accidentally found this unspoiled falls somewhere in South of Cebu. In awe, I’ve invited my friends to check the place last month. Unfortunately, there was a strong typhoon that hits Philippines then we had to cancel it. But then there’s always this feeling of urge to visit the place so I decided to go. Cangcalanog Falls of Alegria Cebu is just 3 hours away from the city. A perfect place to unwind and relax with your friends, family or with yourself (forever alone).

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November 15, 2015

Magpupungko Rock Pool in Siargao

Last 2013, I wasn’t able to visit Magpupungko Rock Pool ’cause of the bad weather and lack of time. But on my second visit to Siargao, I didn’t waste my time and headed to Pilar after we check in to our homestay in General Luna. After almost 2 hours of travel by a tricycle, we reached the enticing Magpupungko Rock Pool in Siargao Island. Magpupungko Rock Pool in Siargao Island is only visible during low tides. This is also the reason why others call it Magpupungko Tidal Pool. Simply, something Pilar should be proud of.

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November 7, 2015

Enchanted Sohoton of Bucas Grande

I’ve always wanted to visit the enchanting Sohoton in Bucas Grande Island, Surigao del Norte because of its stingless jellyfish (I have a thing for jellyfish). They can also be found in places like Palau, Indonesia, and of course, here in the Philippines. During my Siargao trip in 2013, my guide recommended the place. However, since it’s about two hours away from Siargao Island and the pump boat would have cost ₱5,000, which was quite expensive, I decided not to go. Fortunately, my workmates invited me (or I invited myself haha) to Siargao Island and since I promised I’d return there to surf, and because Bucas Grande is part of the itinerary, I didn’t need to think twice.

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November 7, 2015

Camiguin Island Tour and Mambajao’s Fiesta

Last 2 years, it should be my first solo travel and supposedly, it should be here in Camiguin. I have my round trip ticket already and everything’s packed in my back pack. Unfortunately, I didn’t go *rolling eyes*. But as far as I know, Camiguin is one of those safest travel destination for female solo travelers. It is known for its seven active volcanoes, which is why it is called the Island Born in Fire. It is also one of those destinations that makes it onto every traveler’s bucket list. Why? Simply because it has almost everything — from hot and cold springs to white sandbars and magnificent waterfalls. I hope this article inspires you to visit Camiguin, although I

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September 11, 2015

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