Discovering Bantayan Island - Day 2 - By boat and wheels

Cebu story from day 2 - By boat and wheels

Day 2 (June 13)
According to the owner of our resort Virgin Island really came from the foreigners because during the old times it is indeed virgin. Powdery white sand, untouched with no mark of civilization.

Discovering Bantayan Island - Day 0 to Day 1 - Getting there

Cebu story from day 0 to day 1- Getting there

This is really is it!!! I was dreading for months staying in a small cubicle in front of my computer resolving issues, with no surf trips in between, wasted weekends because of too much sleep. Life is so gray and boring. I am finally leaving, going far far far away from stress! 

Sykes cares for furfriends too | Sykes Board Riders Club Project (Second Quarter)

Being the POC of Sykes Board Riders Club is not a piece of cake. As a first timer I had to undergo adjustments, countless brain storm with myself and come up with activities for the whole year. In order for us to be eligible for this year we have to roll out our first activity before June 30. Our first activity was supposed to be an outreach program at PARC (Philippine Animal Rehabilitation Center) or PAWS but since their schedule for June is already fully booked I just ask our company(Sykes Asia Inc.) to help us provide in kind donations to the center. 

Exploring North Cebu | Sample itinerary

Booked our Cebu flight last November 28 2014, when i saw an online ad about Cebupacific air offering piso fare I immediately grabbed my laptop and booked a flight bound to cebu. The main reason why i wanted to go to cebu is because I wanted to see the whale sharks again, my first encounter with them was summer of 2014 in Baler but it was short unplanned encounter that's why I've decided to visit them in Oslob Cebu. Upon further research about the place, I discovered that swimming with whalesharks in Oslob is discouraged by some environmental groups because it affects the ecosystem and putting the whalesharks at risk. They tend to stay in oslob for good because they became dependent to the feeders (tourists and boatmen).