At some point in my blogging, I attempted to write about Philippine Churches. They are readily available so they could serve as good subjects for those who are just starting blogging. But I easily grown tired and gave up doing so, perhaps because there's nothing very substantial abou…
The last stop in this particular trip and something I always look forward to whenever we do the Anawangin-Nagsasa-Capones tour. So what you do is you 1. start with Anawangin Cove 2. Hop to Nagsasa Cove and camp there overnight, then 3. Drop by Capones the next day Visit the light…
Nagsasa Cove, though not originally planned, was where we decided to set up tent and stay overnight. Four of our colleagues were never in the area before and so they cannot decide where the best place is to camp. My wife and I told them to see Nagsasa Cove first and decide later on, any…
It's mid-may and if you haven't hit the beach yet then what are yoy waiting for? Time to get some tan to make that skin look more healthy. If no flight bookings made is your concern, worry not. 4-hours away waiting for you is Anawangin Cove which is perfect option if you live in L…
Stuck in your hotel room and you feel like going out for a night life but don't know where to hangout? Get a cab and ask the taxi driver for the hippest place to party, they know. In the same way, if you feel like trying a restaurant downtown but have no idea where to dine, ask the ta…
A restaurant in a shopping mall offering eat-all-you-can seafood buffet? Why not! This is Bohol after all. My accommodation on my first day in Tagbilaran located in somewhere in J.A. Clarin Street happens to be near Island City Mall. We were strolling around to look for a place to eat l…
Afraid of going to Bohol because of expensive accommodation? It's easy, don't book for a hotel in Panglao, stay in Tagbilaran instead. That's where you can find cheap hostels for as low as 800 pesos a night. You might not have a beach view but the sand is only a few minutes a…
First-timers in Bohol? Chances are, you end up 1. Doing land tour which includes the world famous Chocolate Hills and the close encounters with tarsiers, not to mention my favorite, Loboc River Cruise. Or, 2. End up in Alona Beach. For repeaters, chances are, you will either end up d…
