Balay ni Tatay Farm Resort, Babatngon Leyte

BALAY NI TATAY FARM RESORT

Address: Villa Magsaysay, Babatngon Leyte

Business hours: 11am - 7pm everyday

Entrance Fee: Php50 each

Swimming Pool Use: Php150/head

Farm Tour: Php100/head

Contact number: 09173062361/ 09338584648

HASSLE-FREE TOUR - Sohoton Cave and Natural Bridge, Basey Samar

Although it's already my second time here, I still felt an excitement when I knew that I was coming back to Sohoton Cave and Natural Bridge in Basey Samar. The destination is still the same, but this time it is.... *drums rolling... it is hassle freeeeee! Yes that's right. I did a travel guide before for DIY trip but now it's my honor to present to you a better option. Instead of traveling inside a boring car from Tacloban City to Basey Town Proper, how about going there directly via boat? I think that's an awesome idea! I'm glad this was made possible by Aqua Momentum. Not only will they give you a hassle-free ride but will also cater everything that you need - from food, to entrance fees and etcetera. Imagine, you don't need to do anything else but to sit back, relax and enjoy your trip. Check out my video and pictures below to see how much I enjoyed the trip! 😆

Patio Victoria, Tacloban City - Resort Fees and Rates

So just last weekend, I spent a lazy day with family and relatives at Patio Victoria Resort in San Jose, Tacloban City. If you're a Taclobanon born in the 90s, you should be very familiar about Baluarte Resort.  It was always the go-to place for family reunion or outdoor parties back in the days. Now don't be surprised, this is still the same place! They just changed the name to a more sophisticated one, with minor renovations. I'm glad they kept the structure of the swimming pool area as it gives a lot of childhood memories and it's seldom that we get to enjoy swimming without worrying about the heat of the sun since half of the pool is covered with a roof.

Cold Spring for a Warm Weather at Pines Farm Resort, Burauen Leyte

I'm not really a fan of cold springs due to cold intolerance but yesterday, my friend invited me to go to Pines Farm Resort in Burauen Leyte. I was just looking forward to filling my stomach with food and getting some fresh air but surprisingly, I enjoyed it more than expected. The cold spring water, the fresh air and the scenery - this is what weekends should be all about right? These pictures below would probably encourage you to go there asap! 

Siargao Travel Guide 2018 - Suggested Itinerary and Expenses

Spending four days in Siargao was one of the best and happy days of my 2018. It is a beautiful island with the coolest people on earth! No wonder people just can't stop talking about it!

While it is known to be the surfing capital of the Philippines, there are other interesting things you can do to fully enjoy the island. My favorite spot was in Pacifico especially in the 'forbidden' tower. This is where you can see the BEST view in Siargao. And the best activity for me was the Sohoton Cove tour. By the way, in case you're wondering, I travelled 24 hours just to get here from Tacloban City,  Leyte. If you don't want to pay for expensive plane tickets and you're based in Eastern Visayas, you might want to check my travel guide here --> Tacloban to Siargao Travel Guide

Anyway, here's a sample itinerary that you can use as a guide to fully enjoy your Siargao experience!

San Pablo Island, Hinunangan Southern Leyte - Travel Guide (from Tacloban)

Did you notice that here in the Philippines we have so many beautiful places that people know nothing about? One good example is San Pablo Island located in Hinunangan, Southern Leyte which is approximately 2-3 hours away from Tacloban City.

Tacloban to Siargao the Cheapest Way - Land Trip Travel Guide

While looking at the Philippine map, I noticed that Surigao City is just across Southern Leyte and it made me realize that travelling to Siargao from Tacloban would be possible. Since then, I wanted to go there alone even before the Siargao movie but I was hesitant because I was worried about my safety. Until one day I got an invite from two of my cebu-based friends. The plane ticket was expensive at that time so I just decided to go there via land trip. Little did I know that this would be the best trip I'd ever have (despite all the challenges I've faced on my way going there).