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Batanes Misadventures

Batanes is a gorgeous mix of cliffs, beaches, mountains, forests and grasslands. If Pokémon were real, Batanes would be swarming with them. I got to visit and experience everything the mini-archipelago had to offer, and this post tells of the events that happened.
Plus! The vlog videos I promised before are found at the end of the the post, which is rather lengthy.

Byaheng Pandays: Iloilo Edition (Part 3)

It’s Day 3 of the Byaheng Pandays! They’ve finished exploring Guimaras island, and are headed back to Iloilo to get another round of what the City of Love has to offer. Read on, my dudes!

Byaheng Pandays: Iloilo Edition (Part 2)

Day 2 of Byaheng Pandays! The Pandays tried to conquer Guimaras…. and conquer they did. Read on to find out how, my dudes

Byaheng Pandays: Iloilo Edition (Part 1)

The Pandays, a motley crew of confused kids, decided to go on a vacation trip together for the first time in their three-year friendship! And they did so in the hometown of their emo-est friend — The City of Love, Iloilo City. Read on and enjoy, my dudes.

Kennan in Mararison

The author investigates the hype surrounding Mararison Island after seeing tons of Facebook and Instagram posts by friends there. What he experienced was truly insightful!

Byaheng Pandays: Oslob

The Pandays, a motley crew of confused kids, visit Oslob as part of their work’s team outing. They got to experience first hand swimming with the biggest fish in the world — the whale shark. These gentle giants look scary, an adult human can really fit inside their mouths, but they only feed on krill, microscopic shrimp-like creatures. Read on, my dudes!

Byaheng Pandays: Bantayan Island

The Pandays, a motley crew of confused kids, visit Bantayan Island as part of the team building activities that their shift at work engaged in. Read on, my dudes!

Kennan and the San Remigian Sunset

The author gets a taste of what a day on a beautiful Cebuano beach is like. The island province of Cebu is known for its picturesque shorelines, and after this “appetizer”, the author is definitely hungry for more.