Exploring the Bojo River in Aloguinsan Cebu

10 types of dried fish in Taboan Travelers to Cebu don’t come just for the sightseeing. There are other reasons to pack their bags and cross the seas. One of them happens to be danggit (dried fish). For a year now, I have been coordinating tours for travelers; their trips always seem incomplete if they can’t buy…

The world is facing increasing environmental problems and mankind is desperate to lessen these plights. As a result, corporations and independents are looking at different ways to contribute to a cleaner and greener world. A key ingredient is passion and hard work. It’s clear that if you have enough of both, you can build your…

Even in Cebu, it’s easy to get lost in the routine of things. Wake up. Shower. Eat. Go to work. Go home. Repeat. It’s tough not to get consumed with the day to day stuff. As I write this, kids are in the middle of school. People are complaining about the traffic and the rain….

It’s no secret that Cebu has a lot of fine, white-sand beaches and clear blue waters. Last December, I went on a trip down south to see the whale sharks in Oslob. Afterwards, we travelled to a secret paradise called Granada Beach Resort in Boljoon. It’s a secluded resort about 1.5 km away from the main…

Whenever I travel, I always make sure to take hundreds of photos. Part of the fun is capturing all those moments that would otherwise not happen when staying home. Travelling to a new place is like an extended photowalk where the possibilities are truly endless. The photo that highlights the whole trip might just be…

Men wearing women’s dresses, bras and wigs with cheeks smeared with lipstick, danced along the rising coastal tide of the island. Some carrying animals, a chicken, a kitten, a frog, performing pit fights on them, as they made their way to the chapel. Shouting, “Bingka! Bingka mo diha! Pizza hut! Tag piso lang!” Carrying trays…