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Chocolate Hills, Bohol (April 2023) (2) (3) (4) by Gem
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Bohol Trip (2023)
8.19.23-8.21.23 My Bohol Trip Video
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📍Panglao Island, Philippines
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We meet again, Bohol!
As beautiful as the Philippines is, many destinations offer mostly sand and surf. But not Bohol. This province is known for unique attractions that you can’t find anywhere else in the Philippines.
Sure, other islands in the Philippines are worth recommending, too, but most boast one or two of the following — white beaches, incredible sites, diverse wildlife, interesting history. Bohol has them all. From wild encounters with dolphins and tarsiers to the incomparable views of the Chocolate Hills, Bohol is a province that is easy to promote. It doesn’t need much sales talk.
We stayed at Coastal View in Panglao, then we transferred to On Board Beach Hostel and Resort for some quiet alone time near the beach. The wedding was at South Palms Resort, and I can attest that this is probably the most exquisite hotel here, next to Bohol Beach Club.
I was tasked with the daunting task of speaking in front of everyone. I wasn't really prepared to cry, so I let the "funny" me take over. Let me share to you guys my speech during the wedding.
"Kamusta naman ang lahat? Nakainom na ba? Kung Hindi pa, ito na yung time. Haha. For everyone's reference, I'm jasfher ako yung favorite friend ng groom and bride. Jk. Haha.
Nung sinabi nila na magssppeech ako, siyempre napressure ako kasi hello 'di ko naman sila close? Ano sasabihin ko dito? Jk. Haha
Okay kidding aside, sige maybe I'll just start ho I met the bride and the groom. Tagalog yung speech ko so pasensya na. To our foreigner friends, welcome to the Philippines. Haha.
Si brux and karla orgmates ko from UP travel society. Hindi ko din alam paano nabuo yung barkadahan namin, pero I guess we all just clicked and nagkakaayaan na lang kumain, gumala, tumambay ganyan, and the rest was history. So kwentuhan ko na lang kayo muna ng mga misadventures namin para may pulot naman kayo sa speech ko. Haha.
Sa mga travel namin, si karla isa sa mga main organizer, tapos si brux ang aming walking calculator. Sa tamad naming magcompute, si brux na bahala sa hatian, feel namin nagogoyo kami minsan, pero okay lang kasi wala naman kami nung math skills niya. Haha.
Nung nasa adventurous era pa kami, ang bonding namin ay umakyat ng bundok. Nagbuwis buhay trip kami sa Mt. pamitinan, tapos nagpapicture sa crater ng Taal, nakiparty sa Malasimbo sa Puerto Galera with hindi namin kilala, nagbackpacking kami 8 days sa Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand na natutulog sa bus dala bagahe, kumain ng scorpion at tarantula, kumain ng happy pizza, nagtemple hopping sa Angkor Wat at sa mga temples sa Thailand, tapos nag 8 days din kami sa Bali, Indonesia ewan ko din paano namin napupull off pero napakadami naming pinupuntahan tapos wala ako sa organizing committee so ang ambag ko talaga ay chumika at magpicture. Haha.
pero sa mga local travel namin, dalawa yung pinaka favorite ko: yung 1) Siargao at yung 2) South cotabato. Yung siargao kasi grabe talaga yun gabi-gabi kami lasing as in tumatakbo kami nina karla sa kalsada tapos hinahabol kami nina brux. Haha. Dun ko din naranasan maghanap ng GoPro sa dagat ng nakaflashlight lang kasi nalaglag nung nagsurfing kami. Grabe talaga yun. Nung South Cotabato naman, natry namin yung highest zipline in the South East Asia, may nadaanan kaming apat na waterfalls ganun kataas. Tapos ang dami naming change costume nag T'boli traditional costume kami, tapos nag abaya and hijab kami nung pumunta kaming Grand Mosque. Very dubai ganon. Haha.
Favorite memory ko sa kanila ay every travel namin, nagsusulatan sila ng postcards. Sabi ko grabe couple goals. Indeed a matchmake in heaven walang distance distance. They will really make way to communicate, and show their love for each other. The yin to each other's yang.
So medyo ang haba na no? haha so summary and summary? Haha. Nakita ko silang nag grow, both literally and figuratively. As in kung may masasabi akong couple na tested by time and distance ay sila talaga iyon. Proud na proud ako tbh na nakakakilala ako ng mga taong kasing galing niyo. sobrang supportive niyong friends, sweet, thoughtful, funny, smart, witty, amazing lahat na. In between those laughters, I know genuine love is there. Sobrang happy ko na nagkatuluyan kayo, and from day 1, alam kong kayo na talaga. I know madaming taon taon pa tayong pagsasamahan, at andito lang kami para sa inyo. Congratulations, Karla and Brux, and i only hope the best for you both. Mahal na mahal ko kayo 💕
Cheers to the brucals!" Probably the best and most heartfelt wedding I've been to. Cryfest. Literally shed buckets of tears. So this is how it feels like to see your close friends get married. I was so lucky to have witnessed this momentous event in our barkada (god and tanda na namin haha)
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Bohol Panglao Island Bellevue Resort Check-In to eat at La Vava Restuara...
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“Time spent at the beach is never wasted.” ✨🌊🌴 📍Alona Beach • Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines 🇵🇭 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnjku5evVgs/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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The Ultimate Itinéraire Philippines: Explore the Best of the Archipelago
The Itinéraire Philippines offers an exciting journey through one of the most beautiful and diverse countries in Southeast Asia. With its white-sand beaches, lush mountains, vibrant cities, and rich cultural heritage, the Philippines is a destination that promises adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable experiences.
In this guide, we’ll explore the best routes to take across the Philippines, ensuring that your trip is nothing short of spectacular. Whether you’re a first-time traveler or a seasoned explorer, this itinerary will help you discover the heart of this tropical paradise.
Starting in Manila: A Gateway to the Philippines
Your Itinéraire Philippines begins in the bustling capital city of Manila. Known for its historical landmarks and vibrant culture, Manila is a perfect starting point to get a feel for the country.
Begin your exploration at Intramuros, the old walled city that is home to significant Spanish-era architecture, such as Fort Santiago and San Agustin Church. You can also visit Rizal Park, a symbol of the country’s fight for independence, and take a stroll along Manila Bay to witness stunning sunsets.
After soaking in the city’s historical charm, indulge in Manila’s thriving food scene, from street food like balut (duck embryo) to modern fusion dishes in high-end restaurants. Manila is an essential stop for anyone wanting to understand the Philippines' past and present.
A Beach Lover’s Dream: The Beauty of Palawan
Next on your Itinéraire Philippines is Palawan, an island province known for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and dramatic limestone cliffs. The journey to Palawan can start with a short flight from Manila to Puerto Princesa, where you’ll find the Underground River, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that takes you through a stunning, subterranean ecosystem.
From Puerto Princesa, head to El Nido, a paradise for beach lovers. Here, you can embark on island-hopping tours to discover hidden lagoons, caves, and pristine beaches. Coron, another gem of Palawan, is renowned for its underwater shipwrecks, making it a popular spot for diving enthusiasts. The natural beauty of Palawan is second to none, offering both relaxation and adventure.
Cultural Immersion in Cebu
For a deeper dive into the culture and heritage of the Philippines, your Itinéraire Philippines takes you to Cebu. This bustling island province is often considered the cradle of Philippine history, being the site of the first Spanish settlement.
Visit Magellan’s Cross, a historic landmark where Christianity was introduced to the country. Explore the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, home to the oldest religious relic in the Philippines. Cebu is also famous for its vibrant festivals, especially the Sinulog Festival, which celebrates the Santo Niño with grand parades and colorful dances.
Apart from its rich culture, Cebu is also a paradise for beach lovers and divers. Don’t miss the chance to visit Oslob, where you can swim with the gentle whale sharks, or head to Malapascua Island for world-class diving experiences.
The Adventure Continues: Bohol and Its Wonders
For those seeking adventure, your Itinéraire Philippines takes you to the charming island of Bohol. Located just a short ferry ride from Cebu, Bohol is famous for its natural wonders, including the world-famous Chocolate Hills. These unique, cone-shaped hills turn brown during the dry season, giving them their name and creating a mesmerizing landscape.
Another must-see in Bohol is the Tarsier Sanctuary, where you can get up close and personal with the world’s smallest primates. If you’re into river cruising, don’t miss a boat ride along the Loboc River, where you can enjoy the lush scenery while dining on local delicacies. For beach lovers, Panglao Island is an excellent spot for relaxing and enjoying some of the Philippines’ most serene shores.
Ending in Siargao: A Hidden Gem
To wrap up your Itinéraire Philippines, head to Siargao, an island paradise in the southern part of the country. Siargao is known for its laid-back vibe, surfing culture, and breathtaking landscapes. The island’s main attraction is Cloud 9, a world-class surf break that draws surfers from all over the globe. Even if you’re not into surfing, Siargao’s natural beauty makes it an ideal spot for relaxation and adventure.
Take a trip to Sugba Lagoon, where you can kayak and swim in crystal-clear waters surrounded by lush mangroves. You can also visit Magpupungko Rock Pools, natural tidal pools where you can swim and enjoy stunning views. Siargao’s charm lies in its simplicity, offering a peaceful end to your Philippines adventure.
A Journey to Remember
The Itinéraire Philippines offers an unforgettable journey through one of the world’s most diverse and beautiful countries. From the historical streets of Manila to the serene beaches of Siargao, this itinerary gives you a taste of everything—culture, adventure, nature, and relaxation.
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The Seaside Boutique: By far the best food we ate in the Philippines At the Seaside Boutique our host created delicious and thoughtfully prepared 3-course dinners: We didn't consider eating anywhere else in Panglao. https://www.sandspice.com/seaside-boutique/ #SeasideBoutique #Panglao #Philippines
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Six hospitalised with dengue fever in Bohol
Six hospitalised with dengue fever in Bohol Six individuals, including an infant, have been admitted to hospital after contracting dengue fever in Bohol province, health officials have reported. The patients range in age from five months to 30 years and come from various municipalities across the island, including Panglao, Danao, Mabini, Inabanga, and Dauis. Symptoms reported by the victims…
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Panglao Streets (Bohol April 2023 trip) (2) (3) by Gem
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(1) blue and white country chapel, photographed from a moving tricycle. (2) country house (3) signs on Alona Beach Road - money changer (forex), inns, notary public
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The Top 10 Most Gorgeous Destinations in the Philippines
The Philippines is a tropical paradise made up of over 7,000 islands, each offering its own unique charm and beauty. Known for its stunning beaches, lush mountains, and vibrant culture, this Southeast Asian country has something for every type of traveller. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a blend of both, the Philippines won't disappoint. From the world-famous white sands of Boracay to the breathtaking landscapes of Palawan and the cultural richness of Vigan, the country is a treasure trove of gorgeous destinations waiting to be explored.
Each island and region boast its own distinct attractions, making it a versatile destination for those looking to experience diverse natural wonders and cultural heritage. The Philippines' warm and welcoming locals add to the appeal, ensuring that your visit is not only beautiful but also filled with heartfelt hospitality. As you plan your trip, consider exploring some of the most picturesque spots that this beautiful archipelago has to offer.
Here are some of the most gorgeous destinations in the Philippines.
The Island of Boracay: The gorgeous white sand beaches and pristine waters of Boracay Island are well known. This little island in the Philippines' center is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. The island is a great place for adventure and relaxation because of its exciting nightlife and mouthwatering native food.
The Philippines: The phrase "last frontier" refers frequently to Palawan in the Philippines. This island region, renowned for its magnificent natural beauty, is home to diverse marine life, secluded lagoons, and breathtaking limestone cliffs. Palawan is a must-see because of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Puerto Princesa Subterranean River and the crystal-clear waters of El Nido.
Cebu: Cebu has a variety of natural beauties and historical landmarks. Take a look at the stunning Kawasan Falls and stop by Magellan's Cross for a cool swim. Additionally, Cebu is well-known for its diving locations, especially those around Malapascua Island, where visitors may witness colourful coral reefs and thresher sharks.
The Philippines: Bohol is renowned for its varied biodiversity and distinctive geological structures. A must-see are the unique hill formations known as the Chocolate Hills. Don't pass up the chance to witness one of the tiniest primates in the world by going to the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary. Panglao Island's white-sand beaches are ideal for a restful vacation.
Rice Terraces of Banaue: One of the most amazing agricultural achievements in history is the Banaue Rice Terraces, which are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These terraces were carved by the Ifugao people more than 2,000 years ago, and farming is still done on them now. It is a must-visit location because of the breathtaking scenery and extensive cultural history.
The Island of Siargao: Surfers and lovers of the outdoors will find nirvana on Siargao Island. Known as the Philippines' surfing hub, Cloud 9 provides world-class waves. In addition to surfing, you may explore the caves, rock pools, and lagoons on the island. Siargao is the ideal getaway because of its stunning surroundings and laid-back island atmosphere.
Agan: Among the most well-preserved Spanish colonial cities in Asia is Vigan. You'll get the impression that you've travelled back in time while strolling along its cobblestone streets. Explore Vigan, a fascinating place with well-preserved architecture, heritage sites, and traditional crafts. A truly authentic experience can be had by riding a calesa, or horse-drawn carriage. Don't pass up this opportunity.
Sagada: The mountain village of Sagada is well-known for its stunning scenery and chilly weather. It is well-known for its long-standing custom of hanging caskets during funerals. Adventurers can go to the breathtaking Bomod-ok Falls or explore the caves of Lumiang and Sumaguing. Sagada is a special place to visit because of its tranquil surroundings and extensive cultural traditions.
City of Davao: The entrance to Mount Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines, is located in Davao City. With hiking, bird viewing, and zip-lining available, it's an excellent place for outdoor enthusiasts. The city is renowned for its safety and cleanliness. See the critically endangered Philippine eagle, which is the nation's national bird, by going to the Philippine Eagle Center.
The Batanes: The Philippines' northernmost province, Batanes, is home to stunning scenery that is unmatched throughout the nation. A beautiful scene is created by the sweeping hills, striking cliffs, and traditional stone homes of the Ivatan people. The seclusion and peace of Batanes offer an ideal diversion from the rush of urban life.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the Philippines is truly a haven for those seeking stunning landscapes and unforgettable experiences. From the pristine beaches of Boracay to the serene rice terraces of Banaue, and from the vibrant marine life in Cebu to the historical charm of Vigan, each destination offers a unique glimpse into the natural beauty and rich culture of this incredible country. Whether you’re an adventure enthusiast, a history buff, or simply looking to relax and unwind, the Philippines has something for everyone.
Traveling to the Philippines is now more accessible than ever, with straightforward visa processes. If you’re planning to visit from the UAE, obtaining a Philippines visa from Dubai is a simple and efficient process. These visas allow you to explore the country's most gorgeous destinations with ease, ensuring a hassle-free travel experience.As you consider your next vacation, think about the endless possibilities that await in the Philippines.
The combination of breathtaking scenery, diverse activities, and warm hospitality makes it a top travel destination. With a Philippine visa, you can embark on a journey that promises not only visual delights but also memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you’re traveling solo, with friends, or with family, the Philippines welcomes you with open arms and countless adventures. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore this beautiful archipelago and immerse yourself in its wonders. So, start planning your trip, secure your Philippines visa from Abu Dhabi, and get ready to discover the most gorgeous destinations the Philippines has to offer.
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The 6 Best Beaches in the Philippines
The Philippines is renowned for its stunning beaches, which attract visitors from all over the world with their pristine shores and crystal-clear waters. With over 7,000 islands, the country provides a broad range of beach resorts, each with its own particular charm and natural beauty. Whether you're looking for a relaxing escape, thrilling water sports, or simply a place to soak up the sun, the Philippines has something for everyone. Among the many beautiful beaches, a few stand out as the best due to their exceptional beauty and the experiences they offer. From the famous White Beach in Boracay with its powdery white sand to the serene and scenic shores of El Nido in Palawan, these beaches are perfect for various activities like swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. Panglao Island in Bohol provides a laid-back atmosphere with clear waters ideal for diving, while Siargao Island is a surfer's paradise known for its consistent waves and vibrant beach culture. Additionally, Camiguin Island’s unique volcanic sand beaches and Samal Island’s accessible yet picturesque shores add to the country’s rich beach landscape. Each of these locations has something special to offer, making them must-visit destinations for beach lovers and travelers seeking unforgettable coastal experiences. In this guide, we will explore these top beaches, highlighting what makes them exceptional and why they should be on your list for the ultimate beach vacation in the Philippines.
Here are some of the best beaches in the Philippines:
1. White Beach, Boracay: White Beach on Boracay is known for its pure white sand and crystal-clear waters. This beach is often regarded as one of the best in the world due to its breathtaking beauty and dynamic environment. Visitors can sunbathe on the fine beach, swim in the shallow seas, or participate in a variety of aquatic activities. The seashore is dotted with restaurants, cafes, and stores, making it a popular destination for both relaxation and amusement. The sunset views here are particularly beautiful, making for an ideal conclusion to a day at the beach.
2. El Nido, Palawan: El Nido, Palawan, is known for its stunning limestone cliffs and turquoise waters. This beach is part of a protected marine region, which ensures its pristine state. The nearby islands and lagoons provide excellent chances for snorkeling, kayaking, and island hopping. El Nido's natural beauty, with its isolated coves and beautiful waters, makes it a popular location for vacationers looking for a tranquil and picturesque beach experience. Its untouched setting offers the ideal respite from the rush and bustle of daily life.
3. Panglao Island, Bohol: Panglao Island in Bohol is well-known for its white sand beaches and pure blue waters. Alona Beach, the island's most popular beach, is perfect for swimming, diving, and resting. The island also has a thriving aquatic life, making it an ideal location for underwater research. Panglao has a more relaxed ambiance than other tourist-heavy destinations, giving tourists a calm environment while still providing access to a variety of services and activities.
4. Siargao Island: Siargao Island, also known as the "Surfing Capital of the Philippines," is famous for its stunning beaches and dependable waves. Cloud 9 Beach is the island's most famous site, attracting surfers from all over the world. The island's beaches are not only ideal for surfing, but they also provide breathtaking beauty with their clear waters and white sand. Aside from surfing, guests may explore adjacent lagoons, caverns, and natural pools, adding to the island's allure as a diverse beach getaway.
5. Camiguin Island: Camiguin Island, often known as the "Island Born of Fire," boasts spectacular beaches with volcanic sand and rich vegetation. White Island, an uninhabited white sandbar, is a must-see for travelers who want to take in the contrast between the volcanic environment and the beautiful blue waters. The island also has natural hot springs and waterfalls, making it a resort with a variety of natural attractions. Camiguin's quiet beaches offer a serene escape amidst breathtaking natural scenery.
6. Samal Island, Davao: Samal Island, located near Davao City, is noted for its gorgeous and easily accessible beaches. The island has a range of beach resorts and recreational activities, ranging from snorkeling and diving to sunbathing on the sandy beaches. The beaches are well-kept and offer clear water and scenic vistas. Samal Island's proximity to Davao City makes it an ideal destination for both domestic and international visitors seeking a fast beach getaway. Its calm environment and simple accessibility contribute to its popularity as a top beach resort.
Conclusion
The Philippines boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, each offering unique experiences and breathtaking scenery. From the powdery white sands of Boracay’s White Beach to the clear turquoise waters of El Nido in Palawan, these beaches provide perfect settings for relaxation, adventure, and natural beauty. Panglao Island in Bohol, Siargao Island’s surf spots, Camiguin Island’s volcanic shores, and Samal Island’s accessible paradise each offer their own special charm, making the Philippines a top destination for beach enthusiasts. Planning a visit to these stunning beaches is an exciting prospect, but it’s important to ensure you have the proper documentation for your trip. Securing a Philippine visa is a crucial step in your travel preparations. By obtaining the appropriate visa, you can enjoy a hassle-free visit to these incredible destinations and fully immerse yourself in the natural wonders that the Philippines has to offer. Whether you’re looking to relax on a serene beach, engage in thrilling water sports, or explore unique coastal landscapes, the Philippines delivers unforgettable experiences. As you prepare for your trip, remember to check visa requirements and apply in advance to ensure a smooth travel experience. With the right preparations, you’ll be ready to explore and enjoy the best beaches in the Philippines, making lasting memories on your tropical getaway.
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Located inside the botanical garden where Donatela Hotel’s tasteful, charismatic villas are located, Tarsier Paprika sits atop a cliff, overlooking the great Bohol Sea beyond. It is undoubtedly one of the most picturesque restaurants in Bohol, a place you’d surely recommend to others because of their exceptional service, quality food, and unparalleled ambience.
This makes it ideal for partners and friends alike who would like to witness a gorgeous view of the sun setting against the shimmering waters of the sea. With Tarsier Paprika’s world-class flavors backdropped against a romantic landscape of al fresco dining, no wonder this fine dining restaurant has been the go-to place of those seeking solace in the arms of Panglao Island. We were lucky that this place was only a few minutes away from our hotel.
It’s best to be seated outdoors because of the view and the atmosphere, but they also have a room if you wish to be seated indoors. While waiting for your order, you can walk along the beach side path by going down the stairs; there, you’ll see the Bohol Sea up close and personal.
For our last meal in Bohol, we ate at Moss. From the moment you step into Moss, you’ll be captivated by the stunning interior design that blends modern aesthetics with traditional elements. The carefully curated decor, ambient lighting, and comfortable seating arrangement create an inviting and sophisticated atmosphere.
The attention to detail and the flavors in every dish were remarkable. They take pride in using only the freshest and finest ingredients sourced locally to ensure the highest quality in every dish. Whether you’re a seafood lover, a meat enthusiast, or a vegetarian, their diverse menu has something to tantalize every palate. What a way to cap our Bohol trip!
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Virgin Island resort Panglao should you stay here ????
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