This was a super fun late-night place in the city of siquijor. I think it is the only place. Tried…read morebalut for the 1st and maybe last time. Barbecue chicken was the bomb. I shared my Tanyduay with the ladies cooking it

Cleanest Pier in the Country!…read more Definitely one of the cleanest, you can compare the crystal clear waters from Boracay as you can see in the pictures. I rated 5 star because of the cleanliness of the pier, in terms of the port facility its still being develop it could be a 3 star though you can certainly appreciate how clean the pier compared to others ports in the country.

One of Cebu's unique tours would be to see the whale shark in Oslob. I was a little terrified at…read morefirst as our small boat carried us further out sea but that fear/anxiety was gone as soon as I saw these beautiful and gentle creatures. They were huge so cute at the same time there just swimming and eating lol Btw, i understand there are concerns about the pros and cons regarding this activity. I completely understand that and its just such a broad topic to even talk about so please do your own research if you are having second thoughts or just want to know more. This review is really just for the experience that I had. Anyway, we entered from BCD resort which was convenient as we get to park there and we also had a guide to help us navigate were to go first (register, "orientation" etc). You go out in the waters for more or less 30mins which is really enough. Activity starts around 7-11am so the fish can have some time on their own to hunt for food rather than get so used to being fed. I appreciate that the staff reminds guests to have all lotions and sunscreens rinsed off prior for the safety and health of these fishes. It seems to be a little more organized this time around compared to before. There is also same pricing now regardless if your local/foreigner and if you are swimming/staying on the boat. Life jackets are provided and the "bangkeros" give out the food/krill to the Butandings/Whale Sharks so all you get to do is enjoy swimming with them or viewing them from the safety of that small boat. Beautiful experience.

A one of a kind experience to swim with the whale sharks for 500 pesos. 30 min in the boat. They…read moreprovide life vest and swim mask but no snorkel part. You can bring your own if you want to snorkel. You can also bring your own fins. Picture wise, you can bring a water proof case for your phone or a Go Pro. The street vendors were selling water proof cell phone bags there but not sure how good they would have been so opted to leave phone behind. The staff didn't do pre-arranged photos like at other excursions. So something to think about if you really want to get a pic Really fun experience. It was crowded on a Friday and the weekend. Probably less crowded on the weekday.

This is one of the larger Ceres Liner stations in the island of Negros and a mandatory stop when…read moretaking the said liner is done here when travelling from Negros Oriental to Negros Occidental and vice versa. The station houses a public toilet for a fee, a Ceres Mart (canteen for hot food, bakery and convenience store), and hawkers.

A must for your Bucket list if visiting Cebu Head South Pass…read moreMoalboal and jump off Bus or travel to Sta. Filomena in Alegria undiscovered Gem away from the tourist traps, indulge in lagoons and waterfalls in the Jungle or try a bit of snorkelling or Scuba Amazing place to visit, accommodation can be hard to find check these guys out, they can even pick you up http://www.alegriadiveresort.com/

From the owner: Located on Main Highway at Sta. Filomena | Offers PADI Scuba Diving, Snorkelling, Accommodation and…read moretransport