I thought that Puerto Galera was my last getaway for the year 2013. :) But fortunately, no. hahaha! Due to my financial crisis this year (hahaha), some of my bucketlist this year did not push through. Anyhow, it's alright. Bawi na lang next time :)
Approximately 4-5 hours travel time from Manila to Sta. Cruz Zambales where the jump off point to Potipot Island, less crowded, more of nature and relaxing. It was named as "Boracay of Luzon". Well, it's not as powdered - white sand as Boracay but the unspoiled place of island was worth visited than to a noisy and commercialized place. We left at 12 midnight of December 14, 2013. We rented a van cost P 1,000 each ($22) roundtrip for 12 person. Not bad :)
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Zambales 2011: Day 2
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On our 2nd day, due to more heavy rains and very very high waves, we decided not to pursue our island hopping.. :( And we must check out 1:00PM. So, we cooked our breakfast and continue our beach volleyball!
On our 2nd day, due to more heavy rains and very very high waves, we decided not to pursue our island hopping.. :( And we must check out 1:00PM. So, we cooked our breakfast and continue our beach volleyball!
| While waiting for breakfast, Kuya Gary and Jacky is playing on the sand.. hahaha! |
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Friday, March 22, 2013
Zambales 2011: Day 1 (Philip's Birthday)
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Zambales: Day 2
Last June 2011, we are agreed to go to Nagsasa Cove as per request of the birthday boy, Philip :) This is the first time to go on camp! Sleeping on tent! Excited! :)
Zambales: Day 2
Last June 2011, we are agreed to go to Nagsasa Cove as per request of the birthday boy, Philip :) This is the first time to go on camp! Sleeping on tent! Excited! :)
Our call time was 5am and when everybody's arrived, we rode a jeepney going to Starmall Alabang. :) We looked for the ATM to withdraw cash for the trip.
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