Siquijor - Mt. Bandilaan Peak - Haunted House - Tulapos Marine Sanctuary

 For those who want to read from the start, check the following Siquijor travelogues I’ve already posted. 

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We now come to the final stretch of our Siquijor trip. The clock was ticking so fast and our life back in the city was already beckoning to us. We had to make the most of what’s left of this journey. From our lovely visit to the Butterfly Farm, we headed back to our resort, but not without a few stops of course.

 

We first dropped by Siquijor’s Stations of the Cross located at Mt. Bandilaan Park. It was a pretty long and high climb. The trail going to the top was a bit moist, perhaps from that morning’s drizzle or maybe because  we were trekking a forest.

Siquijor - Hotel Agripino - Salagdoong Beach

 For those who want to read from the start, check the followingSiquijor travelogues I’ve already posted. 

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For this particular travelogue, let me focus my post on the resort we stayed in — Hotel Agripino at Salagdoong Beach. It is considered to be one of the best hotels in Siquijor. Aside from it being very much affordable (only Php800.00 per night for an airconditioned room with 2 single beds),  Hotel Agripino is also known for its Samyz Pizza. We ordered a whole box which is best when eaten right off the baking pan. But even after several hours, its unique delectable taste is still very much appreciated.  Since it was the Halloween, most of the kitchen staff  were on a holiday break. And being a very a laid back town, all stores anywhere closed by 6pm. We made sure that we bought enough junk food to last us until Sunday morning. Our breakfast was already pre-cooked the night before so the only staff left there would only have to heat our food. I guess that’s okay, as long as we didn’t go on a starvation diet.^_^