Huling Hirit Sa Tag Init - BENGUET

HULING HIRIT SA TAG INIT

The BACKPACKERS in BENGUET

Mt. Cabuyao and Mt. Sto Tomas

Mt. Pulag Induction Climb

May 19-22, 2012

Subic's Whiterock Waterpark and Beach Hotel

Water Slides Adventure Is More Fun in Whiterock

Subic, Zambales, Philippines

I was a Chicken Little before, too much of a coward when talking about sliding into a pool. Believe me, just the thought of climbing up pool slide scared me so much that I would prefer going home when asked to give it a try. But not anymore, after a friend—whose energy and excitement are so infectious—was able to bring me up the platform and slide with me into a pool with a huge splash...washing away my fear of waterslides!

Since then, I've never missed slide adventure whenever in a resort.

Marion Loves Adventure but Marion Loves You MORE than her adventures!

Marion Loves Adventure 

but Marion Loves You more than her 

adventures!

by: Marion Erika Macapagal

Puerto Galera Part 4: BANANA BOAT ETC.

After spending a refreshing morning at Aninuan Falls, we rested for a bit before hitting the beach front for a water adventure. There are lots of things you can do on the fine sand of White Beach. There are nets for those who wish to play beach volleyball. Locals who offer body massage for 200Php roam around. You can bring your tent and camp out especially if your booked accommodation is far from the beach. As you look in the horizon, you won't fail to notice that the sea is action packed. Aside from people swimming, you could see jetskis, motor boats, parasailing, kayaks and... bananas! Due to limited time, we resigned from our original plan of a snorkeling expedition. Instead of boarding a motor boat, we hopped in, banana-style!



York, Feigh, Weng & Marion



BP couple Ivan and Angel

Puerto Galera Part 3: ANINUAN FALLS



There are three waterfalls near White Beach, Puerto Galera. On the second day of our Mindoro escapade, we woke up early to visit one of these falls: Aninuan Falls. It is nestled at the foot of the towering Mt. Malasimbo and is under the vicinity of Brgy. Aninuan, hence the name Aninuan Falls. In order to get there, you can either give in to the offer of the local businessmen and hire their jeepney (or van) which will take you to the jumpoff point or you can just hike from your inn/hotel straight to the falls. Taking the former will cost you 1,000 - 1,500Php plus you still need to hike from the jumpoff point up to the falls. We opted to take the latter: hiking up at the wee hours of morning until we reach the waterfalls.