Philippine Travel Notes

Let's continue my story ... Time and timing I mentioned this in the last paragraphs of the previous post, but let's overemphasize the time & timing of being at the 'whale watching briefing center' where it all begins. Through the years, hordes of visitors and their vehicles had been multiplying, so that one must be patient in waiting for their turn. It is orderly but often still feels chaotic! I'm even still figuring as to what really should-be the ideal time & timing for would-be visitors to consider, for optimal comfort & convenience prior to actual whale watching. It's that time-frame of waiting and lining up in musical chairs fashion , para kang nasa PCSO, before you can board a boat, to head a few meters and be with whale sharks. The how to avoid excruciatingly long lines was the real reason why my friend and I were on this tour because our upcoming group is a family with seniors and children. Timing : should it be week...

After 5 months , I was back to Oslob, to see whale sharks, again. I was with another friend who wanted to see them, because in the near future, we're bringing a group of friends to also experience them or other tourist sites in the area. Did you notice that? I said "we are", not "she is" bringing a group of friends. Dinamay ako! Haruy hahaha! Gawin ko kayang profession maging Executive Tour Guide, ano! But I'm not complaining, since I love traveling to the countryside. Every time friends and/or family ask me to go with them, is another chance for me to do that. Laag ba! Da epek? Panibagong kwento dito sa blog ko. Win-win situation. Tara let's go na! Going there Still the same old song, as I've described in my story last November (after Yolanda) . Most comfortably affordably convenient (if there is only 1, 2 or 3 of you) is still taking the bus, preferably Ceres, and preferably on their air-conditioned trips to Dumaguete. Mind ...