I’ve been to Cebu a few times before for the beach, visit friends, attend a wedding, Sinulog, and of course to scuba dive. But last year, my sisters all voted to go to Cebu for our family New Year holiday as none of them have been there before. I’m fine with it because I love [...]
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We have our own Sardine Run in the Philippines! my friend Beth twitted me during the time I was obsessing about the Sardine Run in South Africa–after seeing it in BBC. Really? Where? Moalboal, Cebu. And so my obsession shifted. It’s obviously easier to attain this one. viewed 11090 times par 2776 visitors
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An hour of flight, 4 hours on bus, 30 minutes on boat (and 3 months of anticipation) later, finally–Malapascua! The weather was glorious! no trace of the rain i left behind in Manila. I thought we were lucky but later learned that it’s the case in Malapascua–eternal sunshine. What a paradise! viewed 8761 times par [...]
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Malapascua is a tiny island off the north tip of Cebu in the Philippines. It’s about 2 sq. km. in size with a population of a little over 3,000. The island was first known for its white sand beach and crystal blue water which attracted a lot of local tourists. Its the type of place [...]
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Sumilon Island is actually part of Cebu but is nearer to Dumaguete City. It is known for its crystal blue water and amazing visibility and of course, its marine sanctuary adopted by the Siliman University in Dumaguete. Sharks (whale sharks and hammer head) are occasionally spotted here hence the site called “Shark Avenue”. Needless to [...]
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