As if the sky is showing off one last time before darkness totally blankets the horizon – that’s what sunsets are for me. Nothing caps off an adventure than witnessing a burst of colors raging across the sky telling you your trip is definitely worth it. For sunset lovers out there, I have compiled a list of … Continue reading Chasing Sunsets in Philippines
When I was so hungry to go on a trip even for just a day to take a break from work, from stress, from the life in the city, I decided to take my escape to this small island. I don’t have any expectations. I just want to explore the island and see what it … Continue reading Daytrip to Olango Island
We traveled across Luzon to chase sunsets in Zambales and sunrises in Aurora. Being a girl didn’t stop us from committing on this trip. When we came across locals and told them that we were traveling on our own, they were amazed. How we made this trip possible? We packed our selves a bag of courage. First on our … Continue reading Journey to Middle Earth
I have been nominated by Stephanie Dandan of Infinite Satori in Thomas Cook Explore the Elements photo blogging competition. We’re looking for bloggers to publish photographs they’ve taken which best represent one of the four elements. All the categories are open to your interpretation, so you can be free to take a picture of anything you feel … Continue reading Explore The Elements
Whenever I tell people I’m from Surigao, I always get asked if I have ever surfed in Siargao. I feel bad every time I answer that question, I hate giving them a “NO” for an answer. So I always look forward to the day when I’ll be able to visit and surf in Siargao. …and … Continue reading Surf’s Up in Siargao!
We ended our Ilocos Norte tour in Pagudpud where we spent the night. If you look at the Philippine map, Pagudpud is located at the very tip of Luzon. The beach was hidden behind the hills with houses built below it. We went there on the last week of November. It was cold, rainy … Continue reading Surfing in Pagudpud
There is more to see in Ilocos than just the windmills. That’s what I realized after our trip.
We did some research and found some interesting tourist spots in Ilocos. But the pictures we saw from our research are just snippets of what we are about to see. It’s different. It’s more beautiful.
The Ilocos Norte tour starts after our sand dunes adventure. The tourist spots we’ll be visiting are just along the way. That was indeed very convenient. Our driver already knows where to take us. We had our lunch [Continue Reading…]
I travel because I want to see things, feel things, taste things and experience things. I want to collect memories and store them in a safe vault inside my heart. Something I could keep for a lifetime or as far as my memory could hold on to.
Ilocos is now one of my favorite places in the Philippines. The adventure, the breathtaking landscapes, the rich historical places. They have it all.
Our first Ilocos stop is in Laoag. We took a plane from Manila to Laoag. From Laoag airport, we availed [Continue Reading…]
This is our last day in Coron. We had a pretty busy schedule. We visited a lot of places in a span of 2 days. But me and Maiza had an unfinished business and that is to climb Mt. Tapyas at 4am. Yet we failed again… only on the “4am” part. First thing we … Continue reading Dream Trip: Coron (Day 3)
Things happen when you least expect them. I have lots of dreams and I never thought that some of it would come true. Maybe because they just seem impossible to happen. And I’m glad it did. It was an ordinary Saturday. I woke up and I read a blog post from Stephanie about Coron. I … Continue reading Dream Trip: Coron (Day 1)
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