PHILIPPINES: Let's Explore Cebu City Together (ft. Moalboal, Oslob, Mactan Newtown beach)
March 13, 2018✅ Bikinis 👙
✅ Sunscreen
✅ Beach towels
These are the most important things you need to bring when you're heading to the beach.
Camera and smartphone are not so essential because I believe that memories are best captured by the brain.
Living in Philippines is not hard at all when you're thinking positively most of the time.
Chill out places are everywhere to offer you a never ending fun and excitement.
But talking about summer, Philippines might be your dream country of destination in the future!
7,107 islands no more! Philippines is now consist of 7,641 islands. Who would have thought that this tiny country will have that much to offer?
So, let's talk about some famous getaways and to do's in Philippines for you to enjoy and have a brain-full-of-crazy moments!
Entrance fee will cost you 150Php and you can enjoy the place. They also have cafeteria inside to sell you drinks, foods and other necessities. You can avail the paddle board, picnic huts, tables and chairs on the site. If you like to have a picnic style getaway, you can bring your own mats/blanket. Bringing of food is also allowed as long as you observe the LEAVE NO TRACE policy.
Is mentioning sharks scares you? How about swimming with them? Well, don't worry, they won't eat nor bite you! They are filter-feeding and they love to eat planktons!
And YES! You can swim with them. Oslob is a well-known municipality in Cebu which offers you to encounter these water giants. Whale watching will cost 500Php for the locals and 1,000Php for foreigners. You're now then allowed to encounter these giants for 30 minutes.
**Putting sunscreen is strictly not allowed as it can cause harm for the animals.
If you're a non-swimmer life vest is available. But don't panic, you won't drown (based on my experience). Until now I'm still wondering why I'm floating for the whole time.
First stop! PESCADOR ISLAND
Few meters away from those sweet turtles, were schools of fishes which they called the SARDINES RUN. Seeing those fishes dancing their way to escape from their predators.
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