Foot and Fire

We took the Tour A in El Nido. We rented the boat for P2,500, mask and snorkel (P75 each) and two kayaks (P700 each). We started the day with the secret lagoon, then the small and big lagoon then the zimisu beach and capped the day in the 7 commando beach where we enjoyed a sunless swimming as it rained on our way to the beach after the zimisu beach but then the rain stopped in the middle. We had a great time swimming and playing in the sand. The last beach serves cocktails but we opted to have fresh buko juice! *** *** *** *** Entrance to the small lagoon *** *** The big lagoon *** *** Zimisu Beach *** *** *** *** *** *** N.B. Shall post the photos in & commando when I get to copy them  from my cousin's memory card.. :) So long...

We had an enjoyable two-days-and-one-night cruise via a junk ship along Ha Long Bay, a four-hour drive from Hanoi, North of Vietnam. In between cruising and passing by the two thousand karsts of Ha Long Bay, we were quite preoccupied with caving, kayaking, and swimming along with photographing the experience. These what they call as a junkships are no junk at all. :) It has a/c rooms with clean bathroom. The six ladies with their cameras. Behind is one of the karsts in Ha Long Bay.  Ha Long Bay cr uise is a highly recommended experience when one is in Hanoi. And if I can have it again, I want it to be a two-night experience as there is still a swimming time in the Monkey Island which we missed. Anyway, we were able to do a lot of things while having the Halong bay tour. The only thing we can clamor in this tour is not the food because we have great food, and not our company because we were together with three couples, and with us six girls with cameras, only t...