Tayangban Cave Pool was one of the highlights of my many adventures throughout Siargao. It was one of the best caving experiences I have had in Asia. For 15 minutes you swim and float in darkness, only aided by torches. Bats fly around you until you finally emerge to the open cave pool where you …
General Luna is the popular tourist area of Siargao, which has surfing and a beautiful coastline. However, it can get quite busy and the reef along the coastline of the local beaches in General Luna make it hard for a relaxed day of swimming. If you are up for a scenic drive to the north, …
Sohoton Cove is a stunning natural wonder with limestone cliffs, turquoise lagoons, and hidden caves. You can explore mystical jellyfish sanctuaries, swim in emerald waters, and kayak through enchanting rock formations. This region is accessible by boat from Siargao Island and is best visited during high tide for cave access. One of my favorite memories …
Hidden amidst Siargao’s pristine mangrove forests, Sugba Lagoon is truly a paradise. With its crystal-clear waters surrounded by lush limestone cliffs, it’s one of my favorite spots in the region. Sugba Lagoon is just a short boat ride from Del Carmen and available on many day-trip tours from the mainland of Siargao. At the lagoon, …
Sibuyan Island is a tough place to reach by boat but once you are there it’s time to enjoy some magnificent natural wonders. Mt. Guiting Guiting is the headline act of this island with its arduous trek. Cresta de Gallo is the other main drawcard, one of the most spectacular white sandbars in the Philippines. …
I spent a month on the island of Siargao, the Philippines with some of my best friends. We rented out on Airbnb for the whole month, which cost us only $230 each. Each day we went on an adventure and tried to see as much of the island as we could. These are my favorite …
Heading up to TakTak Falls in Santa Monica is a full-day adventure to the north part of the island. From General Luna the waterfall is 1.5-hour drive but is well worth the effort. We enjoyed the waterfall to ourselves. Cliff jumping, tree jumping, and exploration to the top of the falls were the highlights of …
If you’ve been dreaming of a tropical getaway with crystal-clear waters, palm-fringed beaches, and a laid-back vibe that feels like a slice of paradise, then Siargao should be at the top of your list. This little island in the Philippines has quickly become one of the most sought-after destinations, and it’s not hard to see …
El Nido is a small region in the north of the island of Palawan, Philippines. It is most commonly accessed either by ferry from Coron or by van from Puerto Princesa as there is only a tiny airport with minimal flight options. These 20 photos in the El Nido photo gallery will hopefully inspire you to …
Starting a travel blog is an awesome way to document your adventures around the world. It gives you a focus and a creative outlet to share all of the amazing places, experiences, and people you meet along your travels. I started my travel blog as a hobby like most people but within a year it …
In the mountains towering over the towns surrounding Lake Atitlan, is one of the most epic sunrise viewpoints in Guatemala. The beauty of the Indian Nose hike is that the trek up is less than 30 minutes. At the summit, you will have views over San Pedro, San Clara, San Pablo, Lake Atitlan, and San …
When I first heard about the Chocolate Hills of Bohol, I’ll admit I didn’t fully understand what all the hype was about. Sure, the name sounded intriguing, but how impressive could a bunch of hills be, right? Little did I know, they would quickly become one of the most awe-inspiring places I’ve ever visited. Located …