Palawan is worldly known with its Puerto Princesa Subterranean River as it is listed one of UNESCO's World Heritage Site and close to becoming the "New Seven Wonders of Nature". It is also known as St. Paul Underground River which attracts more and more tourists every time.
But wait there's more...
There are a lot of beautiful islands in Palawan that you can visit and one of them is Coron.
Coron as spelled up on a hill like the infamous Hollywood Sign.
When you are on your way to island hopping, just gaze around and you will see a lot of islands with hidden beauty like this.
This is Mini-Boracay, a mini island version of Boracay. It is privately owned but we were told about how beautiful it is to compare to the no. 1 tourist spot in the Philippines, Boracay.
ISLAND HOPPING
Banana Island
Spell A-W-E-S-O-M-E-N-E-S-S.
After about one and a half hour travelling via boat away from Coron Port, you will surely greet this paradise with a smile.
The place is noticeably clean. The waters, sand and just anywhere, you will see no dirt or unpleasing to your eyes.
No need to wear goggles under the sea as it is crystal clear and not irritating to the eye.
But of course, you have to have a water-proof camera to capture these sweet creatures under the sea.
I definitely love it here. White and fine sands that could give Boracay a run for its money as they would say.
Malcapuya Island
Just across Banana Island is Malcapuya Island, it is about 15 minutes away. Though I like more of Banana Island, Malcapuya is just equally worth a visit too.
This island adventure is totally excellent. All expenses from the boat, entrance fees, food and merienda was part of our Darayonan Ultimate 4d3n Package.
School is about to end. It's the time of the year where everyone is out and about seeking the sun.
Planning for a summer vacation yet?
If you are looking for a nice and quiet view aside from being a beautiful beach. Then, let's go to Cebu. There are a lot of places to visit in Cebu, but what I really enjoyed most is Bantayan island.
When in Bantayan Island
St. Peter and Paul Church
Ogtong Cave inside Santa Fe Beach Club
Madridejos Kota Park and Bontay Baywalk
Merienda at Kermit’s
D’Jungle Buffet Dinner every Friday
Visit local market for pasalubong (offers the best danggit and a variety of dried fishes)
You can rent a motorbike/motorcycle for about a 100/hour and drive around the small island of Bantayan consisting of three towns: Santa Fe, Madridejos and Bantayan.
The two(2) published photos are my favorite taken at the beachfront of Budyong Beach Resort. Just thought I made my own postcard. :P
I've always dreamed to visit this place they call Anawangin Cove. It is one of the tourist attractions found in San Antonio, Zambales. Famous for his crescent shaped cove with a pristine white sand beach.
Getting To Anawangin
From Manila, you can drive or take a bus to San Antonio, Zambales that will take you approximately 6 hours. It is advisable to leave Manila at night so it wouldn’t be hot while traveling. Upon arriving at San Antonio you can rent a boat for P1500.00(round trip) at Pundaquit that will lead you to Anawangin about 30 minutes away or either trek on the Pundaquit range about 6 hours.
What To Bring
Bring lots of drinking water since water pump is not safe
Bring your own food
Bring your own tent if you wish to sleep
What To Expect
There are no modern facilities in Anawangin
There are only a couple of toilets
What To Do
Visit the nearby Nagsasa Cove, Anawangin Cove and Silanguin Cove
rock climbing at Camara Island
Trek to Capones Lighthouse
Camping
Trek to Mt. Pundaquit
Swimming
Photography
I started to love travelling when I had the chance to go to Bicol. It was then an immediate plan with my friend Misch. Eric, whose home to this tourist destination became our instant tourist guide and led us to experience a great weekend escapade.
We did not have any itinerary for this trip so when we got there we just go wherever Eric recommends.
Day 1 - Mayon Volcano and Sabang Beach
There is only one place we know of about Bicol that time and for sure, is the very first place we wanted to see. That is the almost perfectly-shaped cone, Mayon Volcano. This one filled up our morning activity. Before we went home later that day, we passed by Sabang Beach to refreshen and feel the heat of the summer.
Day 2 - Nature Tripping and Atulayan Island
On our second day, we went nature tripping to Barangay Napawon - the place where Eric and his family previously resided. The views from the place were just so lively and green, does not only relaxes the eye but also the feeling.
And then we get to ride a bangka going to our next stop, the Atulayan Island. We got really so excited but kinda scary because it was our first time sailing through the deep waters. This all faded when we got there. It was just unbelievable. The place where soon I'd say, Magayon ang Bikol. Magayon ang Pilipinas!!
Day 3 - PierOne 69
On our last day, we just had a chillax day. We stayed at PierOne 69 Beach Resort had our snacks and videoke showdowns. On that side, the Atulayan Island is seen.
In the afternoon, we had city tour of Naga City with our remaining time left. 
Here are some of the bus contacts we had to chose from:
Peñafrancia
Satellite Market Legazpi City
435-3012
Fare: P600 – P950
Amihan (AM) Travel & Tours
Satellite Market Legazpi City
(52)480-4029
Fare: Regular Aircon P 549.00
Isarog
Satellite Market Legazpi City
438-3916 or 435-2007
Fare: P 700 – P740
*Prices may vary after date posted
Palawan is worldly known with its Puerto Princesa Subterranean River as it is listed one of UNESCO's World Heritage Site and close to becoming the "New Seven Wonders of Nature". It is also known as St. Paul Underground River which attracts more and more tourists every time.
Coron as spelled up on a hill like the infamous Hollywood Sign.
