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Apr 12 4th |
How to Get to Oslob Cebu for Whale Shark watchingPosted by Ada on Category: Cebu, Visayas | 0 Comments |
So, you wanted to get personal with gentle giants of Oslob, Cebu. Oslob is 2.5 to 3-hr ride from Cebu City. It is recommended that you leave as early as 3 a.m. for you to get there around 6 a.m. and avoid crowd.
Here’s how:
1. Ride a jeepney or a cab going to South Bus Terminal.
2. Take Ceres or Sunrays Bus.
Regular buses – Php 145.00
Airconditioned buses – Php 154.00
3. Tell the driver to drop you off Brgy. Tan-awan for whale sharks (locally known as butanding)
Take note that whale shark watching viewing time is only between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. You can also read this article for Whale Shark Watching Fees.
Apr 12 2nd |
Sun Broadband Prepaid Kit contest winnerPosted by Ada on Category: Contest | 8 Comments |
First of all, I would like to thank everyone for joining my travelore mini contest. There were a total of 62 valid entries.
Just to give you a heads up, I started using Sun Broadband when typhoon Ondoy struck our internet connection, I signed up for Sun Broadband immediately and it was the only reliable internet connection we had that time.
Moving forward, since I will be traveling to Japan on April 4th for 2 weeks, I am announcing the winner in advance to send the package before I leave. And here’s the winner of the Sun Broadband Prepaid Kit (convertible to Postpaid).
Congratulations to Mich of chasingphilippines.com. You are the lucky winner of Sun Broadband Prepaid kit (you can convert it to PostPaid, just apply for Sun Easy Broadband SIM only). I have contacted you via FB and Twitter.
Again, thank you very much for joining my mini contest. Keep following Adaphobic and stay tuned for my next contest!
Mar 12 28th |
How to Get to Nagsasa Cove, ZambalesPosted by Ada on Category: Luzon, Zambales | 4 Comments |
Going to Nagsasa is pretty simple. You can also include this place after your overnight trip to Anawangin.
Again, Zambales is 2 to 3 hours away from Manila to Brgy. Pundaquit, just go to one of Victory Liner stations, get yourself a ticket to Iba, Zambales or Sta. Cruz, Zambales (Php 251.00). When nearing the town of San Antonio, tell the conductor to drop you off the town’s public market.
Then call a tricycle going to Mt. Pundaquit (Php 60.00 for every two passenger) which is 25 to 30 min tricycle ride. Boat to Nagsasa from Mt. Pundaquit is Php 1,500, good for 4 people.
Nagsasa Cove
Mt. Pundaquit boat rentals
Nagsasa burned down.
I suggest going to Nagsasa Cove first and spend overnight there then include Anawangin or Capones in your trip in the morning. I prefer Nagsasa Cove over Anawangin in terms of view. Also, there is lesser people in Nagsasa compared to Anawangin.
