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A day tour at El Mar Resort in Sogod, Cebu: An ultimate coastal getaway guide

El Mar Resort in Sogod, Cebu, offers a stunning escape to a world of pristine beaches, refreshing waters, and serene relaxation. While the resort is renowned for its overnight stays, a day tour here promises a full day of enjoyment, allowing you to experience its luxurious amenities and breathtaking scenery without the need for an extended commitment. Whether you’re a local looking for a weekend escape or a traveler seeking a taste of paradise, a day tour at El Mar Resort is an experience designed to rejuvenate and delight. Aerial view of the stunning beachfronts of El Mar Resort Cebu ... Read more

The Henry Resort Dumaguete: An Oasis of Style and Serenity

In the vibrant coastal city of Dumaguete, a new kind of hospitality experience has emerged. One that masterfully blends modern luxury with a deep respect for the area’s rich history and natural beauty. The Henry Resort Dumaguete is a standout destination. It offers an immersive escape that feels both polished and deeply personal. It’s not just a place to stay; it’s a destination in itself, a serene sanctuary that captivates with its thoughtful design, exceptional service, and commitment to creating a unique sense of place. Henry Resort Dumaguete room The Henry Resort Dumaguete’s Design Philosophy: A Harmony of Old and ... Read more

Where to stay in Dumaguete: From premium resorts to budget-friendly stays

Dumaguete City, aptly known as the “City of Gentle People,” offers a warm welcome to all kinds of travelers, and its wide range of accommodations reflects this hospitality. Whether you’re a luxury-seeker looking for a lavish escape, a family on a fun-filled vacation, or a backpacker exploring on a shoestring budget, Dumaguete has a perfect place for you to rest and recharge. The city’s accommodation scene is a vibrant mix of premium hotels and resorts, cozy mid-range inns, and vibrant, affordable hostels. If you are still working on your Dumaguete City and Negros Oriental itinerary, check our article about Things ... Read more

Port Royale Waterpark Resort: Fun way to quench the heat in Dumaguete

Despite being surrounded with waters, many of us still find playing with and in the water amusing. Our family, for example, resides near the shore and yet, despite seeing the water every single day, we always end up in a waterpark, a beach resort, or a mountain resort with giant pool for our family bonding adventures. We celebrated birthdays in a pool resort, post fiesta activities in a beach, or Christmas bonding somewhere with beach front. Group photo at Dumaguete Port Royale beach (Pirate ship) One of those bonding celebs brought us to Port Royale Waterpark Resort. That was my ... Read more

Things to do in Leyte: Into the unknown, I mean, less known

In the Philippine travel scene, the places that will most likely stand out are Boracay, Palawan, Cebu, Bohol, and Baguio. And then, we have other known sceneries, mountains, islands, beaches that are equally captivating. They dot across several provinces in the archipelago. In the Visayas, for example, the “10 Underrated yet stunning, must-visit Islands” are really worth exploring. Leyte, however, is a different story. Locals are pretty happy to enjoy everything the province has to offer, but it’s a waste if only a few could experience and appreciate its wonders and beauty. Hence, I am putting a list, and hopefully, ... Read more

10 Underrated yet Stunning, Must-visit Islands in the Visayas

Condé Nast Traveler recognized three Philippine Islands, Boracay (1st), Cebu (2nd), and Palawan (4th), as among the five best islands in Asia on its latest readers’ choice awards. Two of them are from the Visayas. Boracay and Cebu are undoubtedly two of the country’s most popular. Both received significant number of tourists, and many more are aspiring to visit. Whitebeach, Boracay Island Malapascua Island, on the other hand, may not be able to make the cut but is already an internationally recognized dive spot. It is a haven for deep sea scuba divers, especially those who wanted to see the ... Read more

Cebu Travel Guide: A Vibrant Blend of History, Culture, and Natural Beauty

Cebu City, often hailed as the “Queen City of the South,” is the Philippines’ oldest city and a captivating destination that seamlessly blends historical charm with modern vibrancy. From ancient churches and colonial landmarks to stunning natural wonders and delectable cuisine, Cebu offers a rich tapestry of experiences for every traveler. It is the capital of the province of the same name, so it also serves a transport hub, connection you to any cities, municipalities, and islands within and around Cebu province. Pasil Beach, Kinatarcan Island, Municipality of Santa Fe, Cebu Province. Best Time to Visit The ideal time to ... Read more

Tips on how to differentiate your travel blog

Freedom Wall, before it posted lifestyle contents, is focused primarily on travel guides. Our travel guide series follows a specific format. It starts with an introduction and short details about the trip. And since every experience is unique, these narratives may be uninteresting to some, but might be important to the most discerning readers, so we don’t leave them out. Then it will be followed with a list of places of interests, how-to-get-there information, some helpful tips, and even expense estimates. Taking a dip at Villa Angelina infinity pool, Dakak Beach Resort Travel Blog tips: Hidden Meanings But apart from ... Read more

Sea Urchin Food Trip: Affordable Fresh Sea Food in Bonbon, Barangay Catarman, Liloan, Cebu

We have no idea when it really started. But it started with few fishermen bringing in their fresh catch in Sitio Bonbon’s shores. Few became many and many customers started coming in. Word of mouth spread in the neighborhood like wildfire, and with social media, the story reaches a lot of people and places. Fresh sea urchin trade in Bonbon, Catarman, Liloan. Sea urchins are sold in plastic bags for 50 pesos or in buckets for a hundred. It was just a sea urchin trade, fresh ones, which you can buy in buckets for hundred pesos, and then consume them ... Read more