Malapascua
Posted by Lakwatsero in Destinations, Visayas on 24. May, 2010 | 1 Comment
For years, this northernmost island of Cebu is a haven for scuba divers aiming to have an encounter with the Thresher Sharks – the Malapascua Island. The island has been synonymous to the Threshers since it is the only known place in the world that guarantees daily sightings for sharks of this kind. A barangay [...]
Diving in Sogod Bay
Posted by Lakwatsero in Scuba Diving on 10. May, 2010 | 5 Comments
Southern Leyte is starting to create buzz among scuba divers for having unspoiled dive sites that offer a whole new diving experience, not to mention a chance to interact with the gentle giants – the very rare Butanding or Whale Sharks. An opportunity to visit the place is truly something unforgettable and fun, and this [...]
Malapascua Dive: Close Encounter with Thresher Shark (Almost!)
Posted by Lakwatsero in Scuba Diving, Travelogues on 17. Apr, 2010 | 7 Comments
Whenever I read or hear of Malapascua Island, the first thing that comes on my mind is – shark. Yes, shark! Malapascua is the northernmost island of Cebu, an island famous for its white sand beaches and world class diving sites. It is under the jurisdiction of Municipality of Daanbantayan, five hours away from Cebu [...]
Tourist Friendly Cebu
Posted by Lakwatsero in Information, Travelogues on 11. Apr, 2010 | 0 Comments
Maayong pag-abot sa Sugbu! My Cebuano sounds good huh! Well, my mom hails from Palompon, a Cebuano speaking town in Leyte. Though I was born and raised in Manila, the visayan blood runs in my veins, and I have been exposed to the dialect not only because it is widely spoken at home but due [...]
Kawasan Falls
Posted by Lakwatsero in Nature, Spots on 05. Jan, 2010 | 6 Comments
Less than an hour away from the diving paradise of Moalboal in Cebu is the town of Badian, home of Kawasan Falls. Kawasan Falls is a multi-layered falls located in Barangay Matutinao. The water cascades through layers of falls that goes directly to Matutinao River, awarded as the cleanest inland body of water in the [...]
