Roaming Around

CAMOTES ISLAND (an island worth falling for) One more shot before summer ends, and my final stop before the rainy season arrives is the beautiful  Island of Camotes. I have been to several white sand beaches, but I now have my personal favorite  amongst all – CAMOTES! To tell you honestly, the word beautiful is an understatement. Up to this  writing, I still can’t put to exact words the beauty I just witnessed last weekend that every time I  remember it I just want to start racing my way back to the island. I can talk about how magically beautiful the island is endlessly, but words aren’t enough – you have to  see it for yourself and fall deeply in love with the place just like how I feel ATM. The island offers plenty  of places to discover, and it isn’t limited to beaches with pristine crystal clear waters and wide stretched  fine white sands. To start with, below were our destinations in our Camotes tour. Paraiso Cave – A man made, but we

ZIP AWAY (Caputatan Norte, Medellin, Cebu) If you want a closer feels with nature then this place is surely a must visit! This is a government owned eco-park which provides some adrenaline rushing rides and activities for insanely super low fees. We arrived there at around 3 P.M. from Kawit, Medellin. It took us about 45 minutes to an hour from Kawit, and it was a little bumpy ride the moment we turned to that corner street going there. The view up there paid the price though as it was just scenic that I was lost for words for a few ticks! There were no other visitors when we arrived that for a short while it was like the place was exclusive for us. We relaxed, took photos, enjoyed the view and the fresh air of the province for a bit before engaging into their offered activities. The tarzan jump that I was rooting for, but ended up not trying it (scaredy cat! Stop judging me okay?) According to my friend's boyfriend who tried it, it was really scary