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I have always wanted to go to Siargao.  Back then, the only way you can go to Siargao was to take a land trip for around 8 hours and then ride a barge for 2 hours.  So my husband, despite me insisting, would not budge. And then Philippine Airlines started offering Davao-Siargao flights. Yahoo!  Time to look for those promo fares.  I am glad PAL offered one for a July flight.  I booked our tickets. His friends joined in and so we were finally going to Siargao. Here goes! Day 1: Magpupungko and Sugba Lagoon These pics were taken at Magpupungko Rock Pools. During low tide, these rock pools are visible and you can enjoy swimming in them.  They're calm as compared to the tides on the beach. Go early!  We arrived at around 8am, there were only a few people and we managed to enjoy a lot if their pools.  Walk a bit farther and you'll see more pools. We had our late breakfast at Magpupungko.  There are a lot of stores near the entrance, so ...

Three months after our vacation, I finally have the time to write it down.  And where did we go?  To Bohol! We've been wanting to go back to Bohol ever since.  The last time we were there, Shobe was not yet born. There were only four us back then. And I think I was more than excited to bring the youngest to one of my favorite summer destinations! Here we are at the MIASCOR Lounge. And I'm twinning with Shobe. Thank you  Chichigirlscloset  for our outfit! Last time we went to Manila last month, MIASCOR was already closed.  This was taken at Panglao Beach.  They enjoyed playing with the sand.  This picture was taken during low tide.  As you can see, when it's low tide in Panglao, it's really super low tide.  The water is really very far. This was taken during sunset on our first day.  I always love taking pictures of sunsets.  They just bring a certain calmness to me. Journaling on my Hobon...