How To Shoot Fish at 100 Islands Alaminos, Pangasinan
Fishes can be very interesting models. They don’t need make up, they’re comfortable in their scales and they’re naturals in front of the camera. All you need are a few slices of bread and...
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How to Plan a Trip to 100 Islands Alaminos, Pangasinan – A Guide for Backpackers
The 100 Islands National Park is one of the top beach destinations in Central Luzon. It’s located southwest of the Lingayen Gulf and is composed of not 100, but 123 recorded islands and islets....
Cuatros Islas, the Undiscovered Gems of Hindang and Inopacan, Leyte
Central Philippines is widely-known for gorgeous white-sand beaches like the dreamy stretch of Boracay white beach to the rugged island beaches of Palawan. The entire region is a tropical utopia and if you delve...
How to Travel from Manila to Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte – Backpacker Style
Saud Beach Pagudpud is a scenic, coastal town located on the northern tip of Luzon. It is one of Ilocos Norte’s most visited towns and is a great jump off point to many interesting...
How to Plan a Weekend Trip to White Beach, Puerto Galera
Travel Guide for White Beach in Puerto Galera on the island of Oriental Mindoro. Find useful tips and ideas on travel route, hotels, activities and rates.
Destination Guide: Nagsasa & Anawangin Cove, Zambales
Nagsasa and Anawangin Coves are among the top Philippine tourist attractions in Central Luzon. They are relatively close to cities like Manila, Olongapo and San Fernando and in recent years have become favorites of Philippine beach goers, campers and mountaineers.
The Ultimate Island-hopping Guide to Honda Bay, Palawan
The islands of Honda Bay are well-loved by both locals and newcomers, getting there from Puerto Princesa City takes around 30 minutes.
Destination Guide: Boracay Island, Caticlan, Aklan
Seductively charming, festive, and glamorous, Boracay Island is the epitome of a tropical paradise. Located in Central Philippines, it is surrounded by immaculate, white-sand beaches and tranquil, azure waters. It’s no surprise that most
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