Foot and Fire

I believe that every last-minute booking is always made here at the Campomanes Bay area. That is because the White Beach area located at Punta Ballo, Barangay 4, Sipalay City is always fully booked given that they the resorts there are with their own websites. Also, this is a little farther from the city proper. But since all good things resulted from our last-minute decision to go, I consider our stay at the underrated Campomanes Bay area a blessing in disguise. We don't need noise or Red Horse to while the night anyway... While the Eco-port is the first unsightly view that welcomes you, the island from left to right can never bore you. On the right is the stairs leading cave where the spring water of the community comes from and the marine sanctuary below is located. One can watch the sunrise and sunset with the sound of the cicadas as background. Isn't that amazing? *** Floating house for the Bantay Dagat and Visitors as well. *** The woman doing her l...

Perched beside the national highway, the Church of Boljoon, its Rectory and Escuela Catolica are all a wonderful stopover when one is from Cebu City going to Oslob; it is just about two hours from Oslob. Aside from its oldness, the church ground has been an archaeological site for Japanese goods that dates back before our pre-historic period. (I will be featuring the museum in the next entry.) When one is in the side of the church one can look beyond the highway and lavish at the sight of the blue oceans and white sand aside from the giant karsts and hills standing in protection and beside it.  *** Inside the Boljoon Church. *** The history of the Church of Boljoon *** I don't know if this shot will still make the code effective.  Please try and let me know. *** *** *** The Escuela Catolica which is still used  by old women teaching catechism today. *** *** *** The church and the ...

This is the postcard photo representative of Coron Island... The karst fronting the Kayangan Island can be taken up above the cliff and by the cave on the way to the Kayangan Lake. This is indeed a picturesque beauty of nature.. *** A photo before climbing the cliff via those rocks. ***  Photo taken halfway up. *** Photo taken of the Kayangan lake on my way down. *** The placid lake of Kayangan is worth the dive. *** There are many stick fishes swimming in the lake of Kayangan. *** The postcard photo of karst in the Coron Island loop... *** A photo of me just after the swim to the cave across the lake... ***