FREEDIVING IN SIQUIJOR: Home of Majestic Barracudas and Cave Dive Spots
Known as the home of penetration dive spots and the majestic barracuda run in the Philippines, freediving in Siquijor is one of the most exciting things to do in Isla del Fuego. I have been in the island several times for a freediving activity and every
BOHOL TRAVEL GUIDE: Top Tours and 3 Most Popular Things To Do
The way the island of Bohol has captured my water and adventure spirits was never been a surprise to me at all. I knew the moment I set foot on the island that it will be one of my favorite islands along with Siquijor, Siargao, Cebu,
FREEDIVING IN BOHOL: 5 Best Dive Spots, Dive Guide, and Itinerary Budget
My addiction to freediving isn't just about gears, bikinis but it includes going to more dive spots in the Philippines and freediving in Bohol is on top of my list. This blog will give you my exact dive days itinerary in Bohol including dive guides and tips
FREEDIVING IN DUMAGUETE NEGROS ORIENTAL: Best Dive Spots, Dive Guide, and Itinerary
Ever since I learned how to freedive, I have been meaning to visit more dive sites in the Philippines especially freediving in Dumaguete Negros Oriental. Along with Batangas, Moalboal Cebu, Coron Palawan, Puerto Galera, Siquijor, and Bohol, one of my list is to really explore the
SIQUIJOR TRAVEL GUIDE: 5 BEST THINGS TO DO AND TOP DESTINATIONS
When you hear about Siquijor Island, there's always a notion about this place on witchcrafts and black magic. But seeing beyond these conceptions and beliefs, whatever they may be, Siquijor Island is indeed mystical! The island offers a long stretch of white sand beaches that has
Suyac Island: Exploring The Mangrove Forest
On that same day after we enjoyed the huge sandbar in Carbin Reef Island, the island hopping continued and ended on the forest beach of Suyac Mangrove Eco Park. It’s just a 10-minute boat ride from the Carbin Reef to the island of Suyac, still situated
Carbin Reef Island: Basking Under the Sun of a Huge White Sandbar
The island is nothing more than a sandbar. It is bare and uninhabited island made of heaven. I mean if you look at it, honey, no need for filters. If you love nature, you’ll appreciate more the untouched beauty of this island.