Awesome Mindanao!!!

This is the continuation of my day tour in Camiguin Island. Check the first part  here . From Sto. Nino Cold Spring, we proceeded to Soda Swimming Pool. Kuya Jojo told me that the water tastes like soda, hence the name of the pool. Having heard it, I planned to taste the water. Great that they have a drinking station for everyone to make use of. Entrance fee is Php 20.00.  Welcome to Soda Swimming Pool This is where I tasted the water. Indeed, it has a different taste from the fresh water...  I took a plunge in the swimming pool and couldn’t help myself but pay attention to the boys scout undergoing a first-aid training and swimming lesson.  Because the pool was a bit crowded, I did not stay long there.  Boys scout enjoying their training I changed clothes for our next visit - the old church.  The side view of the old church  The ruined church was caused by the eruption of Mt. Volcan way back May 13, 1871. The remnants would tell us how strong the foundation of the

Visiting Camiguin Island is one of my wishlist. It makes me feel excited to go there upon hearing positive feedback from friends and fellow bloggers. My coming to Camiguin was not well planned though. It was an option I considered after missing a flight to Iloilo :D Click here .   Here's my experience at the beautiful Camiguin Island... I got so excited with the set itinerary as suggested by Kuya Jojo that I managed to wake up so early; i.e. 4:00 o’clock in the morning. I fixed my bed, bathed and ate some biscuits. Then Kuya Jojo fetched me and apologized for the delay because rain was pouring while he was on his way to fetch me. We then started our whole day tour in Camiguin. Our first stop was at the White Island, so named because of its white sand, not so-powdery though. This sandbar is situated 2 kilometers across the Agoho Sea with a breathtaking view of Mt. Hibok-Hibok and the old Mt. Vulcan. I paid 440 pesos inclusive of the entrance fee and that of the motor d

Located along the coastline of Surigao del Sur, the Municipality of Cagwait boasts to house the ever-charming  Cagwait White Beach  - attracting a number of visitors during summer and Feast of St. John the Baptist every June. With the popularity of the white beach, tourists and locals alike choose to go there to relax and enjoy what the beach offers. The welcome view of Puting Buhangin Unknown to many is this one of a kind beach in the same municipality, a beach that is unspoiled, untouched and pristine that one could find it romantic, dreamy and mesmerizing. A stretch of white sand :-) As a proud native of Cagwait, I gladly welcome you all to the Puting Buhangin Beach!!! A picturesque view of Puting Buhangin Puting Buhangin Beach is located at Bitaugan East, one of the 11 barangays of the Municipality of Cagwait. It is a 30-minute drive away from Barangay Aras-asan terminal – one of the entry points to Bitaugan East. The beach is so named Puting Buhangin because in B

Initao is well known for its White Beach Resorts and verdant forests; to wit, Midway Beach Resort and Lasang Adventure Park. These are the two attractions most frequented by locals and tourists alike. Unknown to many, there’s a wonderful place situated on a mountain, just perfect for rest, relaxation and recreation. My beloved readers, I gladly welcome you all to SJ and Tellights Overview. It is located at Barangay Pagahan, Initao, Misamis Oriental, Mindanao, Philippines.   SJ and Tellights welcomes visitors to its lush surroundings of trees, flowers and green grasses. Upon reaching the peak of the resort is a refreshing scenery of a vast ocean, a beautiful landscape and a clear sky. All you can say is WOW!!! What an awesome place!!! The fresh air you breathe and cold wind touching your skin make you feel good inside and all you have to do is take a seat on its white-painted steel chairs and just relax, enjoy and appreciate the beauty of nature. When I was at 1:00pm, all I eve