Caramoan Island has a combination of stunning rock formations, crystal clear water, coves, and colorful underwater; it is definitely the top tourist spot in Camarines Sur. It became popular in the world when the Survivor franchise had its challenges on some of its islands. This beauty is situated in the far side of the province and almost twelve hours from Manila via land but the stress you’ll feel will be replaced with enjoyment – thanks to its beauty.
Tuesday, 23 February 2021
Sunday, 23 August 2020
Top 5 Best Bicolano Dishes (Authentic Recipes)
1. Laing
Saturday, 16 May 2020
Manlawi Sandbar Travel Guide – Island Hopping in Camarines Sur
Jump to: About Manlawi Sandbar | How to Get There | What to Expect | Sample Itinerary | Budget & Expenses | Where to Stay | Travel Tips
About Manlawi Sandbar
Manlawi Sandbar is one of the most stunning destinations in Caramoan, Camarines Sur. During low tide, this massive sandbar reveals a wide stretch of powdery white sand surrounded by crystal-clear waters. It's famous for its floating cottages, island-hopping access, and photogenic scenery — ideal for solo travelers, couples, and groups looking for a tropical escape.
MINALAHOS ISLAND, Caramoan
Sabitang Laya Island, one of the gems of Caramoan
Lahos Island, Caramoan
About Lahos Island
The Lahos island is one of the prominent islets of the Caramoan Group of Islands because of its amazing rock formation, fine white sand beaches, and crystal clear waters. From the top view, it appears like two boulders on the water linked by the white sand. Don't mind the dried seaweed because we visited this stunning island after or while Typhoon Marce was still inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility, so the water wasn't calm, but we owned the island during our visit.
Sunday, 10 May 2020
Matukad Island - the Milkfish in the Lagoon
Wednesday, 4 March 2020
Best Travel Destinations in the Philippines

Traveling to the best tourist attractions and destinations in the Philippines for the past twelve months is definitely rewarding. I was able to meet a lot of people from different provinces with different cultures and beliefs. The unique and explainable excitement that I feel every time I create my travel guide and itinerary always results in an exquisite experience. Thank you for all your support!
Friday, 16 December 2016
Old Churches in Bicol
San Francisco Church, Naga
Naga City is famous in terms of religious fluvial procession that usually starts and ends at a church. Speaking of which, did you know that Bicol region also has its own historical and heritage churches? Let’s start with the San Francisco Church in Naga City. I wasn’t able to touch or enter this old structure because we literally passed by this church. Good thing that my shutter was quick and I was able to capture this gorgeous church. I did research online and found out that this church was erected in 1578. Same as with the other old churches in the Philippines, it was made up of bamboo, wood, then reconstructed into a brick structure in the 17th century. The structure that we are seeing today was constructed in 1957, after the Second World War. Historically speaking, the church’s parish served as the interrogation and persecution site during the Spanish colonization in the Philippines.