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Sunday, July 7, 2019

How to Make Smart Phone Cemetery Activity Meaningful


A 17 hectare of land for memorial owned by Mr. Fernandez, Forest Lawn Memorial Park located at  Mayon Avenue, Barangay San Jose, Rodriguez, 1860 Rizal, Quezon City provides calm and peaceful resting place for people who have passed on from this life. 

Why This Activity?


BillionGraves is the world's largest source for searchable GPS cemetery data, and is growing bigger and better every day.  You can help collecting headstone images from local and other cemeteries, and then by transcribing the personal information found on the images. (billiongraves.com)

It is a soul-refining, adventure, low-budget activity.  Doing this for strangers will develop a sense of selflessness.  Much more if you could take headstone shots of your deceased family members.  If you have a province and can't go, ask your relatives to do for you or much better you go and experience it yourself.



Basic Things To Have

- iOS or Android operating system
- Camera
- GPS
- Internet Access
- Register at BillionGraves.com using email or fb account


Here's HOW

1.  Download the app
  • Search for "Billion Graves" on Google Play or Apple App Store from your mobile.
  • Make sure you have enough space
2.  Identify a cemetery
"We identified Forest Lawn Memorial Park since that's where I will get mine.  Sis. Chona Rivera, who agents the land, assisted us."
  • Work with your local leaders using map.
  • Seek the permit as needed.


3.  Start Taking Pictures
"Howard and his brother, Albert, Ritchelle and I separated ways to be able to cover as many headstones.

We took photos of the headstones on land, as well as in apartment type.

I was able to take 42 photos."  
  • Clear off any twigs, grass, or debris of the headstones to make sure it is clear.
  • Be aware of the lighting.  Visit day time as highly recommendable time.
  • Use landscape photos.
  • Fill your screen with entire headstone and at the right angle.
  • Remain steady to avoid blurry photos.
  • Make sure like fingers or feet aren't in the shot.
  • If there are a family members buried next to each other, be sure to link the images.

4.  Organize a group
"Yesterday, Eastwood Ward group of Family History Consultants (Ritchelle, Howard, Carole) met together for our prelude to Billion Graves Activity.  We will soon have our ward's auxiliary activity. In preparation to it, we did ahead of time.

We were accompanied by fellow members Elizabeth, Chesca, Chona, Albert and Ms. Mila.

Ritchelle, Howie and Albert met us at 711, where I parked to wait for them.  I drove for the group and we arrived destination in 30 minutes.  Our activity lasted for an hour."

  • Go out and take a few pictures before you take a large group to the cemetery 
  • Have the group register and install the app before going to the cemetery. Make sure to have internet data available on phone too.
  • Teach group how to take pictures, link successive images, and upload images.
  • During main project, leader should NOT take pictures.  He or she should organize the group and be available to answer questions and direct traffic.
5.  Transcribe Images
  • Visit the billiongraves.com Transcription Page
  • Enter names, dates and any other information on the headstone into the fields provided.
  • Headstone can have information for many individuals.  Make sure to add information for each.
  • Here's HOW

If you don't have the app on you phone, you can also take photos and upload them later on your computer using any browser. 

Here's HOW


Things to Bring During the Activity

1.  Extra towelette
2. Fully-charged phone
3. Bottled water
4.  Cap or umbrella
5. Chips or snacks






Saturday, July 14, 2018

Top 3 How to Spend LESS for Boracay Islands 2012










"Boracay is a small island in the Philippines located approximately 315 km (196 mi) south of Manila and 2 km off the northwest tip of Panay Island in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Boracay Island and its beaches have received awards from numerous travel publications and agencies. The island comprises the barangays of Manoc-Manoc, Balabag, and Yapak in themunicipality of Malay, in Aklan Province. The island is administered by the Philippine Tourism Authority and the provincial government of Aklan. Apart from its white sand beaches, Boracay is also famous for being one of the world's top destinations for relaxation. It is also emerging among the top destinations for tranquility and nightlife.
In 2012, Boracay was awarded as the best island in the world from the international travel magazine Travel +Leisure. (wikipedia)" 

Are you a traveler by heart?  Wanna know the difference of loving the idea of traveling from actually traveling?  

Being a traveler by heart is not as exciting as it is being a traveler by action. The fun, exhaustion, fatigue, and adventure are all missing if you keep wishing to travel.  I’ve always love the idea of traveling but never really got to plan except traveling due to work or some friends planning for the group.

Maan, my very good old friend referred me to work in their company. Fortunately I got the job. So she got a referral fee. Being gracious enough, she paid for my Boracay hotel accommodation.  That was our first mother-daughter trip!  I just paid for my airfare. I was so excited, since it would be the first time. I decided to take the trip with Chesca.

It was my first time to travel with my toddler, Chesca Marley and a mommy can't be so excited of what to expect.  Here are 3 smart ways to help in your planning.

Top 1# How To Spend Less BOOKING FLIGHTS
1.  Book a PROMO flight.  
A.  Subscribe to airline pages either in fb or via email.  
B.  Usual booking hours is 12 MN.  Fastest Fingers first.  
C.  Open up other browsers to do multiple bookings.  
D.  When booking for an adult, do it PER head to avoid high tax. When booking minor, book with one adult. Minors can't fly alone. When they do, there's an extra fee almost the same as with adult. 
E.  For Payment - I like Cebu Pac because you can pay via payment centers which allows you 24 hours for the payment.  Some airlines don't accommodate this payment.  It even adds fee when you use debit cards that are not affiliate to their payment system. But if you really need to book it asap, why not.


Mom brought us to NAIA Terminal 3 for our departure, Nov 30.  We took a taxi around 5 am. She stayed with us until we got in the departure area.  While waiting, we talked and Chesca was super lively.  I guess she was excited.  Chesca and I flew first without Maan and Tere because they booked their flight a bit later than we did. We just waited for them at the Caticlan Airport.

Top #2 How To Spend Less BOOKING HOTEL 

1.  Watch out promo deals in Metrodeal.  Lesser rates though means travel in group usually by 4. But you can definitely save.
2.  Contact travel tour agencies.  They can customize packages depending on your budget.  That also saves the hassle of finding the hotel for you to stay.  We got Perfect Travel and Tours.
Our Impressions - Boracay Caticlan Airport:
* The airport was clean.  
* Not so wide but spacious enough.
* Trash cans neatly placed beside the way.
* Tarpaulin with the Boracay famous places to go by the door.
* Staff was nice and smiling.
* Inside and outside of the airport was clean.
* Tricycles parked outside were parked accordingly.
* No hassle in getting baggages.
Our route:  
* From Caticlan airpot, the four of us took a tricycle.
* Finally, they arrived so off we rode a tricycle to take the sailboat then walked to our Hotel La Carmela. At first Chesca screamed stepping onto the sands.  hahaha. She said her feet sunk in the sand. But then, I showed her it wouldn't hurt. We passed by a lot of souvenir stalls.  Chesca couldn't resist the little guitar so I bought it for her. 

The next day, we woke up early to witness the sunrise.  Chesca and I had a relaxing and stress-free walk by the sea shore.  It was low tide so it was fun to just walk in the sea.  She giggled whenever the waves reached her feet. hahaha ~ precious moments.  Maan and Tere woke up late because they partied last night.  They met some guys who obviously were not serious about relationship and had a picture with the hunk Fabio Ide (a Brazilian Japanese model/actor).
There was a kid's parade around the island.  We saw a lot of foreign kids.  They said those were kids of the foreign businessmen who invested in Boracay.  Chesca had fun playing with Thea, a brown-skinned girl.  I had fun watching them too.  Then, she continued swimming in the pool of the hotel.




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Top #3 HOW TO SPEND LESS when IN Boracay
1.  Look for Food Stalls/Kiosks.  Station 2 has a lot.  Mang Inasal is as yummy as where you came from.  Price is a little high than usual but not too much.  Some of the food stalls popular and people line-up for are Siomao House, TJ Hotdog, Shawarma, Waffle time, and Takoyaki.
2.  Look for Stationary Vendors.  There are a lot who are diligently stationed alongside the hotels.  Vendors sell like banana Q, hotdogs, grill dried squid, mango, etc.
3.  For Souvenirs, look for Roaming Vendors.  There a lot of them usually around sunset time.  You can haggle prices especially during these times because they are almost about to go home.
4.  For Activities, book it by group.  The more the LESSER you pay per head.  Usual group price is for 6 people.  So, travel in group. In the afternoon, she played with her toys on the sand.  Affordable food stalls was a blessing. Yes! To make myself busy on a white bench, I  waited for the sunset.  hahaha. Quite a job huh?  At night, Boracay came to life with all the restaurants and night life happening in the clubs.  But Chesca and I chose to eat at a more budget friendly resto, Mang Boks.  As always ice cream was her thing. We saw a blonde toddler playing on the sand and took a picture of him. I wondered where his parents were.  I bought Chesca a rotating and lighting hand toy.  Sad to say, she lost it the following day. At night, she woke up sobbing and told me that she dreamt a boogieman amputated my leg. I hugged her tight and we prayed together.  I sang the hymn I am a child of God as I hugged her to sleep.  Until now 2014, she couldn't forget that nightmare.







Last day came and we had to make sure we bought the souvenirs for our loved-ones.  We spent like it's not gonna happen again. hahaha.  More beach swimming for Chesca, Maan and Tere.  Sad to say, I had my period so I was bummed.  It wasn't so bad for me...I made sure I took photos.  Making myself happy wasn't a hard thing to do.  Besides an extension of myself was having the time of her 

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BUDGET


1.  Flight (promo Air Phil & Cebu Pac) = 3,100
2.  La Carmela deposit = 2,000 (refundable)
3.  Pocket money = 5,000 (only spent 3,000 /got my 2,000 back so 2,000 was my take home money)
TOTAL :  P8,100 (not bad right?)
our last day activities



Maan, Tere and Chesca enjoying the shore


I woke up early in the morning to pack our things and made sure we didn't leave anything behind.  Chesca woke up and was ready to leave.  We prayed before leaving.  Maan and Tere had to leave earlier than us because their flight was different.  Chesca and I took the hotel van going to a bus terminal.  There we rode a ZestAir bus going to Kalibo Airport.

The sunset afternoons and early-morning sunrises were amazing. I whispered a prayer in my heart just being thankful to my Heavenly Father for all He has given me.  Not that i have everything I wanted but I have this very life to be thankful for because I am able to witness and experience the joy of the journey in this mortal life.  Spending it with my only daughter was a fantastic date. I have always loved natures especially beaches.  That travel connected me to such fondness. It just felt good starting to put back the pieces of my lost self.  I pondered, the gift of life and love He has for me. Thus, for 2013, I was looking forward of my trips.

Sunday, June 17, 2018

Warm Healing at Mt. Maquinit Hot Spring, Coron, Palawan

A 30-minute tricycle ride away from the town proper of Coron, along a rocky, rough and curvy road, lies the famous and talked-about Mt. Maquinit Hot Springs.  People come here to witness its warm grand as it is uniquely situated inside a land premise along the southern coast of Busuanga. Considered rare since it is few of the salt water hot springs in the world and believed the water can heal.  What makes it hot is because of the volcano.  The surrounding stacks of rocks and pebbled floors are not friendly to the soles but bearable. 

Surrounding are the mangrove forest and adjacent beach make it so natural.  Tall trees and bushes surround the tub giving a natural feel of the dip.   The 39-40 degrees warm of the spring isn't easy at first dip.  The trick is to do it slowly until the entire body adapts to the warm.  

HOW TO GET THERE

From ANY part of Coron town, just take a tricycle for P300 per roundtrip ride. If you come in 4, just divide it


BUDGET
Entrance Fee   - 150.00 Php/ per head

Open at 6 am to 10 pm

ITINERARY

07:00 AM - 07:30 AM   :  Get Ready/From Mt. Tapyas/ETA Mt. Maquinit

"After the climb at Mt. Tapyas, our tricycle headed to Mt. Maquinit Hot Springs.  The road was bumpy, rough, and curving. And yet we arrived safe."

07:30 AM - 08:30 AM   :   15 minutes Dip (2x) /  Enjoyed the view/ Photoshoot

"It was not easy to dip in it but I did so bravely.  Fist, I dipped my toes, then slowly up.  I did it until my neck.  The flooring of the tub was so greenish slimy.  Well, the three of us didn't mind it.  Roan didn't dip anymore.  We were told by the tour guide that the water heals. We enjoyed every moment of our hot spring experience. Moreover, I had some time posing on the wooden bridge.  I just borrowed Grace's shorts because mine got wet."

SMART GUIDE & TIPS

    • Listen to your tour guide to enjoy the history.

    • Make sure that your health permits dipping in hot water like this.

    • Wear light and carry light bag (preferably only for camera and some cash).

    • It can make you sweat and thirsty. Bring bottled water to replenish thirst.

    • You dip in barefoot or with slippers.

    • Observe reverence while in the premise.

    • Bring extra small towel to dry-up.

Monday, June 4, 2018

Perfect Sunrise @ Mt. Tapyas, Coron, Palawan: Travel Guide + Itinerary + Budget

Mt. Tapyas is the second tallest mountain and one of the most important land features in Coron, Palawan being 210 meters above sea level. According to Hilbert Enriquez, VP of the Calamianes Association of Tourism Establishments, it's considered as one of the historical sites because during World War II, this served as the watch tower for the Japanese.  They have soldiers to watch for US ships searching for them after they fled from Corregidor.  Climbing up and down requires 721 cemented steps.It was said that a huge Jesus Christ statue resembling of that in Brazil's Christ the Redeemer was planned to be constructed there.  A modest construction was made instead where visitors can rest, walk around and enjoy the amazing over-looking scenarios.

The greeneries of the mountain range and paths are breath-taking.  Atop the mountain is the huge cross overseeing the entire poblacion.  At the left side, you can see the Kayangan Lake, Twin Peaks and Lagoon, and Siete Piccados.  On the right is the Calamianes group of islands.

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ITINERARY

04:30 AM - 05:00 AM   :   Get Ready/Fetch-up by Tricycle/ETD Balai Binda

"Our group was so excited preparing for the next agenda.  We were told to ready our thighs and legs for it because we will do one heck of a climb.  City girls like us are not used to this kind of activity but hey we're up to the challenge. We wouldn't want to miss this beautiful spot.  I got my things ready.  Our tour guide and the tricycle came to fetch us.  The weather was so nice. Just cool and fresh."

05:00 AM - 05:30 AM   :   ETA San Agustin St./ Quick "rice porridge" breakfast

"We stopped by a rice porridge "lugawan" store and there ate a quick breakfast.  I love lugaw.  It was good to warm our tummies.  After 15 minutes, we arrived at the footage of the climb in San Agustin.  Upon seeing the stairs, we were looking at each other with questions in our eyes. hahaha."

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05:30 AM - 06:30 AM   :   Start Climb/ Rests/ ETA Peak of Mt. Tapyas/ Photoshoot in motion

"We began our climb slowly. The tour guide, was so cool to tell us the history of the Mount.  It seemed easy for him to climb-up while we were panting already. We were wise enough to rest whenever we can.  It's not about the speed anyway.  We have to watch over each other's health too.  But I love the climb. I was sweating hard, my thighs and legs hardened.  It was good for the heart.  Of course, we had taken our memories together."


06:30 AM - 07:00 AM   :  Just rest at the peak

"After an hour, we arrived the peak.  It was heavenly. Seeing the sunset was perfect.  We were amazed. Our tiresomeness was gone.  How miraculous it is. Mindset is powerful.  We had a relaxed ourselves there and just breathe-in the fresh air of the mountain.  I believe it heals. "
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HOW TO GET THERE

From ANY part of Coron town, just take a tricycle for P10 per head.

From the Airport, take the shuttle for P150. Look for Malvar St. Landmark is Iglesia ni Kristo.

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SMART GUIDE & TIPS

    • Breathe-in thru your nostrils not mouth.

    • Climb at your own speed.

    • Rest if you must.

    • Listen to your tour guide to enjoy the history.

    • Do some warm-ups.

    • Wear light and carry light bag (preferably only for camera and some cash).

    • Bring bottled water to replenish thirst.

    • No special shoes is required. Just wear comfy shoes.

    • Wear shades or caps to protect you from the heat.

    • Bring extra small towel to wipe sweat.

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Monday, May 14, 2018

Easy Day Hike @ Grand Kayangan Lake : Travel Guide + Budget

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CORON, Palawan is best known for SNORKELING and KAYAKING. It is a first class municipality in the province of Palawan, Philippines with the eastern half of Busuanga Island, all of Coron Island and about 50 other islets stretching as far as Tara Island in the Northeast and Canip Island in the South. All of these islands are part of the Calamian Archipelago in Northern Palawan that separates the South China Sea from the Sulu Sea.

The Grand Kayangan Lake is named as the "cleanest lake" in the Philippines, 70% clear water and 30% salt water.  It is two of the lakes in Coron (out of 8) , open for public.   Before you can go there, you have to do a 10-15 minutes uphill climb approximately 300 steps toward the inland lake.  At the mid way, you can view deck overlooking the lagoon.  Another route for a lesser 30- 40 steps is by the Barracuda Lake.  A perfect place to snorkel, swim or float along.

It is surrounded by greenish karst of limestone cliffs maintained by Tagbanua tribesmen.

BUDGET
Entrance Fee :  FREE

Standard Boat Rates:
2000 php (2-4 pax)
2500 php (5-8 pax)
3000 php (9-15 pax)
Note:  The rates above do not include entrance fees, guide fee, and food.

Tour Guide Fee:  500 php
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HOW TO GET THERE

Airlines

*Cebu Pacific. This airlines offers promos every now and then especially on Philippine holidays. Just be vigilant. Once you arrived Coron Airport, you take a van going to the city proper for 150 php.

"I subscribed for the GetGo. Go to this link to be updated of the promos."

https://www.cebupacificair.com/pages/sign-up-newsletter
*Philippines Airlines. This airlines has daily flights from Manila. The rate is not too high nor cheap.
*SkyJet Airlines. It has 3 flights everyday from Manila.

Boats/Ferries
*2GO Ferry. This is a famous shipping line. It has two trips (Tuesday and Friday - 1:30 PM) a week from Manila and Puerto Princesa to Coron. From Coron to Manila every Sunday and Friday at 4:30 PM.

"I've boarded this ship since I was a teener going to Manila from Cotabato City and vice versa. So far, by experience, its a five star for me."

From PPS to Coron, also two times in a week (Saturday & Wednesday - 11:50 PM). Coron to PPS every Saturday and Wednesday at 9 PM.

*Montenegro Lines has ferries between El Nido to Coron for 1,760 something. Check out their facebook page for more updated rates.

*Atienza Shipping Line. It has a ferry that sails from Manila to Coron every Saturday and Wednesday.

Around Coron
Within proper is 10 php per head.  Going to the airport 20 php per head.

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SMART GUIDE & TIPS

*  Listen to the tour guide.  Follow his instructions.
*  Be watchful of your phase in climbing especially when the road is muddy.
*  Breathe in thru your nostrils so not to easily get tired.
*  Do bring and apply sunblock. Heat can burn skin.
*  Bring light pack during the island hopping.  Use water-proof bags.
*  Wear something to cover your head from the sun like wide-brimmed hats, caps, or shawls.
*  Take bottled mineral water for extra precaution on water.
*  Wear eye protection like sunglasses.
*  Just wear swimming attire.
*  Bring extra dried clothes or towel to dry-up.
*  Wear lip-balms to avoid lips from cracking.
*  Snorkel or kayak with a buddy.
*  Dispose wastes properly.

Sunday, May 13, 2018

Smooth Snorkeling at CYC Beach, Coron, Palawan : Travel Guide + Budget




CORON, Palawan is best known for SNORKELING and KAYAKING. It is a first class municipality in the province of Palawan, Philippines with the eastern half of Busuanga Island, all of Coron Island and about 50 other islets stretching as far as Tara Island in the Northeast and Canip Island in the South. All of these islands are part of the Calamian Archipelago in Northern Palawan that separates the South China Sea from the Sulu Sea.
CYC Beach or Coron Youth Club is known for mangroves and rock formations.  It has wider beaches on the main island of Coron.  One of the famous stops during a tour.  Unlike the other beaches, it is quite far from the open sea. The water is crystal clear with far stretching powdery white sand.  People enjoy swimming and snorkeling here too.
All set on the boat ready for the island hopping

HOW TO GET THERE
Airlines
*Cebu Pacific. This airlines offers promos every now and then especially on Philippine holidays. Just be vigilant.  Once you arrived Coron Airport, you take a van going to the city proper for 150 php.
"I subscribed for the GetGo.  Go to this link to be updated of the promos."
https://www.cebupacificair.com/pages/sign-up-newsletter

*Philippines Airlines. This airlines has daily flights from Manila. The rate is not too high nor cheap. 

*SkyJet Airlines. It has 3 flights everyday from Manila. 

Boats/Ferries
*2GO Ferry. This is a famous shipping line. It has two trips (Tuesday and Friday - 1:30 PM) a week from Manila and Puerto Princesa to Coron. From Coron to Manila every Sunday and Friday at 4:30 PM.
"I've boarded this ship since I was a teener going to Manila from Cotabato City and vice versa. So far, by experience, its a five star for me."
From PPS to Coron, also two times in a week (Saturday & Wednesday - 11:50 PM). Coron to PPS every Saturday and Wednesday at 9 PM. 

*Montenegro Lines has ferries between El Nido to Coron for 1,760 something. Check out their facebook page for more updated rates.

*Atienza Shipping Line. It has a ferry that sails from Manila to Coron every Saturday and Wednesday. 

Around Coron
Within proper is 10 php per head . Going to the airport 20 php per head.
Enjoying my snorkel gears
resting after the snorkel after seeing a smack of jelly fish

BUDGET
Entrance Fee :  FREE

Standard Boat Rates:
2000 php (2-4 pax)
2500 php (5-8 pax)
3000 php (9-15 pax)
Note:  The rates above do not include entrance fees, guide fee, and food.

Tour Guide Fee:  500 php


SMART GUIDE & TIPS
* Always listen and follow the instructions of the tour guide.   
*  Bring enough cash you need.  There are atms there but better be ready.
*  Make sure to secure your cellphone and camera in a waterproof bag/pouch.
*  Bring your own snorkeling gears if you don't want to rent.
*  Bring extra dry clothes and towel just for changing-up.

*  Wear your vest and snorkeling gear properly. It's easy.
*  Apply enough sun block/ lip balm.
*  Don't litter. Secure wastes in a bag.  
*  Apply mosquito repellent too. 

Thursday, May 10, 2018

Effortless Kayaking at Atwayan Beach, Coron, Palawan: Travel Guide + Budget

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CORON, Palawan is best known for SNORKELING and KAYAKING. It is a first class municipality in the province of Palawan, Philippines with the eastern half of Busuanga Island, all of Coron Island and about 50 other islets stretching as far as Tara Island in the Northeast and Canip Island in the South. All of these islands are part of the Calamian Archipelago in Northern Palawan that separates the South China Sea from the Sulu Sea.
Atwayan Beach is named because of the abundant "tuay" shells found there.  It's at the bottom of a tiny bay located at the northwest coast of Coron Island.  The location is perfect for picnic since there are stationed huts and comfort rooms.  Great place to kayak and snorkel.  Corals watching can be enjoyed.  
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 HOW TO GET THERE
Airlines
*Cebu Pacific. This airlines offers promos every now and then especially on Philippine holidays. Just be vigilant.
Once you arrived Coron Airport, you take a van going to the city proper for 150 php.
"I subscribed for the GetGo. Go to this link to be updated of the promos."
https://www.cebupacificair.com/pages/sign-up-newsletter
*Philippines Airlines. This airlines has daily flights from Manila. The rate is not too high nor cheap.*SkyJet Airlines. It has 3 flights everyday from Manila.
Boats/Ferries
*2GO Ferry. This is a famous shipping line. It has two trips (Tuesday and Friday - 1:30 PM) a week from Manila and Puerto Princesa to Coron. From Coron to Manila every Sunday and Friday at 4:30 PM.
"I've boarded this ship since I was a teener going to Manila from Cotabato City and vice versa. So far, by experience, its a five star for me."
From PPS to Coron, also two times in a week (Saturday & Wednesday - 11:50 PM). Coron to PPS every Saturday and Wednesday at 9 PM.
*Montenegro Lines has ferries between El Nido to Coron for 1,760 something. Check out their facebook page for more updated rates.
*Atienza Shipping Line. It has a ferry that sails from Manila to Coron every Saturday and Wednesday.

Around Coron
Within proper is 10 php per head.  Going to the airport 20 php per head.

"During lunchtime, our boat docked here and the boat team prepared our buffet lunch.  So hearty.  We all loved it. After that, Grace and I decided to kayak. No fee.  It came with our tour package.  It was my first time but Grace was supportive so I made it.  It was a great experience.  I've learned to balance and just kayak away.  Eventhough it was so hot, it didn't matter. We had a great adventure."
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BUDGET

Entrance Fee :  FREE

Standard Boat Rates:
2000 php (2-4 pax)
2500 php (5-8 pax)
3000 php (9-15 pax)
Note:  The rates above do not include entrance fees, guide fee, and food.

Tour Guide Fee:  500 php
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SMART GUIDE & TIPS

*  Listen to the tour guide.  Follow his instructions.
*  Do bring and apply sunblock. Heat can burn skin.
*  Bring light pack during the island hopping.  Use water-proof bags.
*  Wear something to cover your head from the sun like wide-brimmed hats, caps, or shawls.
*  Take bottled mineral water for extra precaution on water.
*  Wear eye protection like sunglasses.
*  Just wear swimming attire.
*  Bring extra dried clothes or towel to dry-up.
*  Wear lip-balms to avoid lips from cracking.
*  Snorkel or kayak with a buddy.
*  Dispose wastes properly.



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