Mamon Island is part of a two-island package tour which we got from Patrick's on the Beach for Php3,700 during our second day in Siargao. It is already inclusive of food, drinks, use of kayak, surfboard and snorkeling gear. The other island is La Januza island (also called La Janosa) which is just a few kilometers from Mamon island.
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Tuesday, August 02, 2011
Mamon Island in Siargao
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beach activities,
boating,
island hopping,
kayaking,
Mamon,
Mamon island,
Philippine travel,
Pinoy travel,
Sexynomad,
Siargao,
Siargao islands,
snorkeling,
Surigao del Norte,
swimming,
travel
Friday, May 13, 2011
Bringing Nivea to My Rated K Interview @ Club Manila East
When I was doing my 6-week stay in Boracay,
ABS-CBN's Rated K writer, Marc Almajose, called me and asked if he can
feature me on an episode they're doing about cool jobs and happy work
life come May.
It would of course be an honor to be featured on Mrs. Korina Sanchez-Roxas' Sunday evening show. So I said yes.
Fast
forward to 1st week of May. I honestly have already forgotten about the
invitation until Rated K's researcher Joseph Palileo emailed me about
it. I was of course delighted! Then finally, this morning, the Rated K
crew picked me up at home at around 9 am and off we went to Club Manila
East for the said interview. Happiness! ^_^
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ABS-CBN,
beach,
beach-lifestyle,
Club Manila East,
hotel,
kayaking,
lifestyle,
Marc-Almajose,
Nivea,
Nivea-Sun-products,
Rated K,
Sexynomad,
travel,
TV acting,
TV interview
Friday, October 09, 2009
Kayaking in Nasugbu and Tagaytay Food Trip
Sept. 20, 2009… a week before typhoon Ondoy devastated Luzon. It was a quiet, sunny and wonderful day. Peter and I thought it was a good day to go out of town and spend some quality time together. Since we only had two days to spare (Monday was considered a holiday), we decided to go somewhere near and fun. So we thought of heading to Tagaytay and Nasugbu.
Upon
reaching Tagaytay proper, we noticed that the sky was getting dark,
cold and foggy. Our first reaction was a big “OH NO!!!”. It also began
to drizzle so we decided to stop somewhere for lunch to think about
whether we’re pushing thru with our plan to kayak in Nasugbu or not.
We
found this nice looking restaurant, BALI SEAFOD PALUTO. It was cozy
with native and wooden designs. And they offer delicious Pinoy dishes
too.
Labels:
Bali Seafoods Paluto,
Batangas,
beach,
beach lifestyle,
Jennifer Adams Juan,
kayaking,
lifestyle,
Munting Buhangin,
Nasugbu,
Peter Juan,
Sexynomad,
Tagaytay,
travel,
tummy filler
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Puerto Galera Series Part II
Hey
guys, it’s almost weekend again! Where are you off to this time? Summer
is almost at an end so may I suggest that we all try to enjoy the
remaining weekends ahead? Yes? Great! One of the resorts I’d like to
suggest is Coco Beach
in Sabang, Puerto Galera.
For shuttle and boat services contact their
office because they use a different route as compared to what the
regular boats use in going to White Beach. Usually, meeting place is in
Manila Hotel very early in the morning. Their very own coaster or van
will come pick you up and bring you to a more private pier near Batangas
port in just 2 hours or so depending on traffic .
Then their very own
boat will cross the choppy waters of Mindoro and in another 30-45
minutes you’ll find yourselves docking at their wonderful beach,
forgetting about all the worries the city life usually brings. In terms
of the resort’s ambience, the cottages and the stuff you can do, this
place is fantastic! They even have their own soap and coconut oil
factory which they sell at very affordable prices and they produce their
own water.
They also have a game room for pool, darts and videoke and
TV room with cable, which you can enjoy with your family and friends.
However, there was a moment when their staff didn’t deliver their
services so well that I had to throw a fit just to get their attention.
But that was before (year 2004 to be exact).
Other than that, even when
we had to climb 200 steps just to reach our cottage, even when we had no
choice but to experience brownouts at certain times to conserve water
and electricity and and even if we spent around Php 8,000 ++ for our
cottage for a 3 days/2 nights stay which already included welcome
drinks, lunch upon arrival, breakfasts, toiletries, picnic lunches,
island hopping and banana boat rides, I guess they were all worth it…
The Arrival
Labels:
banana boat,
beach,
beach lifestyle,
boating,
Coco Beach,
kayaking,
Mindoro,
Philippine travel,
Pinoy travel,
Puerto Galera,
travel
Thursday, August 24, 2006
Costa Aguada Resort in Guimaras
It’s just been three months ago since we last experienced this piece of paradise and now, it’s being damaged by an oil spill at a very alarming rate. I don’t wanna discuss the details of the damage. It’s too depressing. I know a lot of environmental groups are doing something to help solve this pollution problem and even our President formed a task force to specifically address this oil spill issue. I don’t know how I can help. I’ve got so much in my hands and I don’t have the skill to do some technical oil cleaning or whatever they call it. All I can do is to show you how beautiful this paradise once was and perhaps someone out there with more resources will be inspired to help in a more concrete manner.
This post was taken from my Kodakgallery blog:
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beach,
beach activities,
beach holiday,
beach lifestyle,
Costa Aguada Resort,
Guimaras,
kayaking,
lifestyle,
Philippine travel,
Pinoy travel,
travel
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