Aventura Siquijor Bed & Breakfast Aventura Siquijor Bed & Breakfast is a small hostel which is located in San Juan, Siquijor (opposite side of the Petron gas station). It is really near to Capilay Spring Park and a 2-minute walking distance to the beach. It is an old traditional house in a typical Filipino neighborhood.[…]
Welcome to Siquijor! This should be the first post of my Siquijor series but this is the last of our trip before going back to Lorna’s End of the World. Unfortunately, I only have three pictures of this because my camera’s battery was running out. This is the St. Francis Parish in Siquijor. Too bad[…]
This is the second to the last tour of our Siquijor trip featuring Guiwanon Spring Park. The place is so cool and very relaxing. The place is surrounded with mangrove trees. What was so cool that we were the only people here because it was June of 2013. It was like we owned the place.[…]
It was very late in the afternoon that we were almost done with our tour so we went to Tulapos Marine Sanctuary. We never paid anything so we just enjoyed the peaceful and calm scenery. We just took a rest here, finding something to seat and took some pictures. We chose not to swim because[…]
Old House or simply called as ‘Karaang Balay‘ by the locals is believed to be a century old already. It was inhabited by a family of fishermen but when a typhoon hit in the year of 2012, the government told them to find another place to stay for safety. The shelter was not enough to[…]
We spent less than an hour at Cambugahay Falls then decided to continue our swimming session at Salagdoong Beach Resort. We just love beautiful beaches so we got excited to take a swim here. The entrance fee for adults is P15.00 and for kids is P10.00. Since we were riding a tricycle for the ride, we[…]
After the San Isidro Labrador Church and Convent in Lazi, we went to the market to buy some lunch to bring to Cambugahay Falls and took a swim. But before we went swimming, a photo shoot of the waterfalls should not be missed. I have taken several photos and I must say I was totally[…]
We only stayed few minutes where we could see the Crocodile View then we went straight to the church located in Lazi, Siquijor. As usual, the place was not noisy because it was a Monday with classes on-going. Unfortunately, the church was closed so we haven’t got the chance to go inside, take a look and[…]
Before we go to our next destination, the driver told us about the Crocodile Island. While we passed this road, we stopped. The driver pointed an island where we could see the crocodile. We were expecting to see huge crocodiles and I was even wondering if it was a safe place. So where’s the crocodile? All[…]
The next day of our Siquijor trip was the whole day tour of the Isla de Fuego. Our first destination was the Balete Tree. It is believed to be 400 years old. Well, I don’t want to talk about magical creatures living here. But just to respect the place, we tried to keep our voices[…]
This was the time when we went to the market to buy stuff for our lunch and dinner after we arrived during the first day. We never thought that the spring park is just very near to the market and to the school. We just walked from Lorna’s End of the World to the market[…]
We had our 2 nights stay at Lorna’s End of the World and we paid P1,400 including the extra bed good for two persons. It’s P500 per night stay with kitchen, queen size bed (good for 2 persons), and toilet room. The room is not tight and it feels like you’re at home. To utilize the[…]
I missed blogging last July and I know some of my friends were following for the sequel of this blog post. I apologize for the hiatus and now I’m back. I’m trying to catch up on things before August will end. So stay tuned for more detailed information of our trip. The day we arrived[…]
Last May of 2013, I was able to book a flight to Dumaguete for the first time through Cebu Pacific Air with its Piso Fare promo. Since I’ve been bragging about our Siquijor-Dumaguete trip with a bonus trip or stop-over in Manila (originally posted on my personal blog here), this time I’ll be posting our itinerary[…]