Holy Week Travellers: Camiguin Part II

This blog is home to our 9 long, but exciting and adventure-filled years, of travelling together. But more than the "travelling together" and discovering the world-class beauty of our country, these 9 years has also been a discovery of ourselves -- our fears, our weaknesses, our potentials, our strengths -- and the roller-coaster journey of combining each individual's charm and eccentricity. Simply, a fusion of good-natured travelers.

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Sunday, March 27, 2005

Camiguin Part II

Roselle, Os and Alvin left the [haunted] house at 5:00 AM to go to Camiguin.

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In Camiguin, they went straight to Camiguin Seaside Lodge and hired a motorela to bring them to the different tourist spots within the island. They made a "photo-finish" tour at the San Nicolas de Tolentino Church, Katibawasan Falls, Ardent Hot Springs, Old Vulcan Walkway, Sunken Cemetery and Cross Marker. They also went to the famous sandbar in Camiguin, the White Island.

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This blog has our pictures, stories, itineraries, budget and even, tips, during our Holy Week trips, and also our "HolyWeekLY" trips. Though most of the stories and information here are "personal" to the group, we decided to share all of these to prove that traveling need NOT be an expensive habit. Planning and knowing where to travel, how to go there and what to see and do there are the key essentials in making a super-enjoyable, but super-tightly-budgeted, trip.

To help you plan your own trips (nope! we're not travel agents so we won't make our budget confidential), we included information and travel tips that we gathered beforehand from our researches in different travel books, websites and inquiries from Local Tourism Offices. However, as much as we would want to provide accurate and updated information to future travelers, time changes and so does policies, schedules, contact numbers, personnel, costs and even the physical condition of the places we have visited. We suggest that after making your initial research, you still directly contact the establishments or personnel whom we have coordinated with in each province.

To further assist you in your future travels and clarify any other information, it is still best to contact the Local Tourism Offices. Should you have any other inquiries, clarifications, updates, suggestions, contributions or anything which you want to share with us, you can simply write a comment to us or leave a note in our CBox.

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Sunday, March 27, 2005

Camiguin Part II

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