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Isla Jardin del Mar Beach Resort. This is where Sinjin and I were supposed to go in Gumasa, Glan, Sarangani Province.
Right after we had our unfortunate experience, we continued our journey to Isla Jardin del Mar.
Traveling to Guimaras will never be complete without doing the island hopping tour. For a few hundred bucks, you get to see some of the beautiful white sand beaches, amaze at the wonderful rock formation of the islands, get to see and hold some sea turtles (pawikan) or snorkel at some of the most beautiful coral gardens.

Alubihod Beach is a popular weekend destinations in Nueva Valencia Guimaras, Philippines. Alubihod boasts of white powdery sand, and clear waters. Locals would often troop in resorts lined up along this area.

I always love the beaches. And the Sunsets, but ho doesn’t anyway? One of the best thing to do in Boracay Island Philippines during the sunset is simply walk along the beach.

When we were sent in Boracay a few weeks back for the Alta Vista de Boracay Media Familiarization Tour, I didn’t know that Parasailing was part of the itinerary. I was a bit hesitant at first.

Parasailing with Marc of ExploreIloilo.com. Photo by Ryan Fernandez
Here’s some more photos of my Boracay trip where I got to stay at the posh Alta Vista de Boracay. The luxury hotel resort is perched on top of the hill providing breathtaking views of the fairways and the beach.
My room for 4D/3N:

Last Friday to Monday, I was so lucky to stay Alta Vista de Boracay to experience the her side of this tropical paradise! Before it became the must-experience summer beach party destination, the island of Boracay was a well-kept secret destination only the natives (Ati) and a handful of explorers know. It was a well-guarded secret by passionate backpackers and island explorers. Boracay has long been known for its long stretch of fine white powdery sand and cobalt waters.

Visiting El Nido Palawan will never be complete without doing the island hopping tour. It is only by island hopping tour that you get to explore the best of El Nido, from its secret beaches to hidden lagoons.

When I arrived in El Nido town, I immediately looked for tour operators where I can join for the next 2 days. There are actually a lot. And tour prices can vary up to 200 pesos. So getting the service of an experienced and excellent tour guide is a bit tricky.
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