by: Maria Suarez
September 01, 2010
Imagine a pear-shaped island with seven volcanoes and numerous volcanic domes – that is Camiguin. Previous land movements and volcanic eruptions created this unique island that is bounded by the Bohol Sea in the north, Butuan Bay in the east, Macajalar Bay in the west, and Gingoog Bay in the sout...
by: Maria Suarez
September 01, 2010
San Juan is the “it” beach destination for local beach goers as it is relatively near south of Manila. In a couple of hours, one will be transported to a long stretch of shoreline and still blue waters. The magnificent view of Mount Daguldol in its background adds more to its appeal. This are...
by: Maria Suarez
September 01, 2010
strongSiargao Island/strong - The tear-shaped island of Siargao is known as “Cloud Nine” in surfing circles. Situated at the northeastern part of Mindanao, it is the premier destination for local and international surfers alike. Professionals in the surfing scene come here to ride and enjo...
by: Maria Suarez
September 01, 2010
Boracay is the epitome of a beach paradise, and being compared to it the ultimate form of flattery. Touted as the “Boracay of the North,” Pagudpud is actually composed of three beaches – Saud, Pasian, and Maira-ira. Among these three, Saud is considered as the main beach in Pagudpud, as this...
by: Jill Legaspi
June 28, 2010
I was at a coffee shop at High Street earlier today and saw a black car that kept going around the block, then slowing down with the hazard lights on every time it would stop by the drop-off points in High Street. Then a man would either roll down the windows and take a couple of shots, or run out ...
by: Jill Legaspi
June 16, 2010
Aklan is primarily known for Boracay Island, which has become one of the favorite tourist destinations in the Philippines. It’s powdery white beaches that are cool to the touch, clear waters and year-long parties prove to be an irresistible combination. Locals troop to this island to party, and ...