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bfeigert on August 20, 2007 from Manila, Philippines

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summer 2007 may

miles of white sandy beach.. crystal clear waters..

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globetrotter-carla on August 14, 2007 from Kalibo, Philippines

from the travel blog: boracay baby

There is a small island that is situated in northern Mindanao which is a very exciting spot. It is the ultimate surfing destination in the Philippines. Foreigners and locals alike travel all the way to Siargao just to experience the great surf. Siargao is blessed with monstrous waves which have...

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On Foot on August 8, 2007 from Surigao, Philippines

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The Accomodation

The Hillstone Lodge Margosatubig, Philippines -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Hillstone Lodge is a friendly family owned business, and Margosatubig's first hotel that opened on 1976 and converted into Student Lodge. Perfect for the...

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perocho on August 3, 2007 from Margosatubig, Philippines

from the travel blog: When choosing accommodation you need to ask the following questions:

Donsol

In older times, Donsol used to be a simple coastal town in the province of Sorsogon. If you ask almost anyone in the country where Donsol is, they probably would not know. Not until foreigners began to flock and visit the place for one reason: to view the largest fish in the world which is the...

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On Foot on April 11, 2007 from Sorsogon, Philippines

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Sagada

I wonder why the averaged Filipino would rather cruise around the metro rather than take an exciting escape to the provinces, and nature. Having around 7,000 islands, the Philippines offers people 7,000 reasons to explore the wonderful country. I am talking about Sagada. This peaceful place...

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On Foot on April 9, 2007 from Banaue, Philippines

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Subic Bay

Having gone to Subic Bay, I realize that it is more than just a vacation spot. It is actually a historical place which was built into a naval base. It was known as a deep safe Harbor for many centuries. The Spaniards first discovered this place and considered it as a strategic area of defense...

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On Foot on April 5, 2007 from Olongapo, Philippines

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Laoag City

If you are looking to travel to one of the first class cities in the Philippines, you should go to Laoag City. It is located at midwest of Ilocos Norte, and it is the capital of the province. It is also the political, commercial, and industrial hub of the province. Laoag has many historic...

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On Foot on April 1, 2007 from Laoag, Philippines

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Bangui Windmills

If you visit Ilocos Norte, it is a must to see the Bangui Windmills which is located in Bangui. These windmills are actually a project called the NorthWind Bangui Bay Project which is created by the NorthWind Development Corporation. The main reason this project was created was to be able to...

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On Foot on March 30, 2007 from Bangui, Philippines

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Pug-os Beach

There is a beach in Ilocos Sur that is located in Pug-os, Cabugao. It is not really the great beach that I expected, such as having nice amenities. But the resort is perfectly solemn place at the far north of the Philippines. Visit Pug-os beach if you want to escape from the noise and...

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On Foot on March 27, 2007 from Pug-os, Philippines

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