I'm so excited!
We're going to climb Mt. Kanlaon next week from Oct 13 to 15, then will extend up to the Maskarra Festival up to Oct 22. And in between, we'll be touring Dumaguete and Siquijor.
I want to start packing for the Kanlaon trip actually, but I would think that I'm too excited haha
I've been reading up on Dumaguete, on Apo Island, and Siquijor. I'm not really sure we could do all we can because we would be tired from the Kanlaon trip... right? Realistically haha So I'm not counting on that much, but just in case we're up for it, at least I've read up on it hehe
And here's our proposed itinerary with estimated budget based on what I've read around. I've also included the people that would be traveling with us:
So many possible variations especially once we're in Dumaguete... And I should also take into account the body pain that we will be experiencing after the climb hehe
Anyway, I'll blog about our trip in two weeks time hehe I hardly think I could live life's adventures when I'm blogging hehe
I'm so excited, I bought an underwater camera (after 2 years of thinking about it! I was supposed to get one after passing the board exams hehe). My dad bought me some trekking poles that I have yet to try out. Darn, I want to start packing haha I'm going to buy later some waterproof bags and maybe an extra battery for my new camera hehe
We're going to climb Mt. Kanlaon next week from Oct 13 to 15, then will extend up to the Maskarra Festival up to Oct 22. And in between, we'll be touring Dumaguete and Siquijor.
I want to start packing for the Kanlaon trip actually, but I would think that I'm too excited haha
I've been reading up on Dumaguete, on Apo Island, and Siquijor. I'm not really sure we could do all we can because we would be tired from the Kanlaon trip... right? Realistically haha So I'm not counting on that much, but just in case we're up for it, at least I've read up on it hehe
And here's our proposed itinerary with estimated budget based on what I've read around. I've also included the people that would be traveling with us:
Oct 12 – Booking Reference: P1T58Y
1250
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Check-in at the T4 Airport: Terminal Fee
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PhP 200
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1450
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Depart MNL NAIA
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1506
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Arrival in Bacolod-Silay Int’l Airport: Shuttle bus
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PhP 150-200
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Oct 13 – 15 – Mt. Kanlaon Climb; Shee’s arrival from MNL
Oct 16 – Bacolod Sightseeing – Shee, Victor, Me,
Sharmaine, JM
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Bacolod Sightsee
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0000
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Depart Bacolod for Dumaguete; sleep in the bus
Ceres Bus Lines (433 4993)
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PhP 264 à
300
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Oct 17 – Dumaguete – Shee, Victor, Me
Plan A
0500
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Arrival in Dumaguete
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Valencia Waterfalls and Twin Lakes
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Check-in at
Harold’s Inn (?)
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PhP 250/night
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Dumaguete City Tour
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Plan B
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Arrival in Dumaguete
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Valencia Waterfalls and Twin Lakes
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Dumaguete City Tour
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Depart Dumaguete to Bayawan City; drop in Malatapay
Market
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PhP 20 – 51 (a/c)
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Zamboangita Wednesday Market
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Depart Zamboangita to go to Dauin
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PhP 8
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Camp out in Dauin Marine Sanctuary (if applicable)
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Oct 18 – Apo Island – Shee, Victor, Me, Deo; Mariel,
Ray arrives in Bacolod to travel to Dumaguete
Plan A - wait for Mariel and Ray to arrive in Dumaguete
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Rent a boat for Apo Island
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PhP 1500/4 à
500
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Apo Island Snorkling: 100 entrance + 50 snorkling fee
100 rent snorkling gear; 100 life vest; 50/day camping
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100 + 50
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Trek to the Lighthouse
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Free I think
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Back to Dumaguete by jeep
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PhP 20
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Check-in at Harold’s Inn
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PhP 250/night
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Plan B - wait for Mariel and Ray to arrive in Siquijor island
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Rent a boat for Apo Island
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Apo Island Snorkling: 100 entrance + 50 snorkling fee
100 rent snorkling gear; 100 life vest; 50/day camping
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100 + 50
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Back to Dumaguete by jeep
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PhP 20
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1700
1940
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Ferry to Larena via Weesam Express (1 hour)
Ferry to Siquijor via Ocean Fast Ferries (45 min)
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PhP 180
PhP 200
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Beach camping in Siquijor
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Mariel, Ray –
arrival in Bacolod; midnight bus to Dumaguete, then ferry to Siquijor
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Arrival in
Bacolod; Bacolod sight-see?
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0000
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Depart
Bacolod for Dumaguete
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0500
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Arrival in
Dumaguete
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0600
0700
1000
1115
0545
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Ferry to
Siquijor via Delta Fast Ferry (917.532.3588/400.6043)
Ferry to
Larena via Weesam Express (1 hr)
Ferry to
Siquijor via Delta Fast Ferry (420-0888)
Ferry to
Siquijor via Weesam Expres (30 min)
Ferr to Siquijor
via Jaylann (1-2 hrs) - 480.5534, +(63)915.891.1426
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PhP 160
120
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Oct 19 – Siquijor – Victor, Me, Mariel, Ray, Deo - Shee
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Siquijor tour
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Beach camping
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Shee – leaves
Siquijor by noon so she can catch her flight
1015
1215
1230
1500
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Ferry from
Siquijor via Delta Fast Ferry
Ferry from
Siquijor via Weesam Epress (30 min)
Ferry from
Siquijor via Delta Fast Ferry
Ferry from
Siquijor via Delta Fast Ferry
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160 + 15
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Oct 20 – Back to Maskarra Festival
0530
0555
0600
0600
0800
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Ferry from Larena via Delta Fast Ferry (420-0888)
Ferry from Siquijor via Delta Fast Ferry
Ferry from Larena via Weesam Express (1 hr)
Ferry from Siquijor via Ocean Fast Ferries (30 min)
Ferry from Larena via Weesam Express (1 hr)
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160 + 15
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0700?
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Depart from Dumaguete to Bacolod via Ceres
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300
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Check-in at a Hotel c/o Victor
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300-325/night
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1500
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Maskara Street dance – schools category @ Baclod Public
Plaza
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1600
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MassKara Arena
Competitions (Schools) @ Bacolod Public Plaza
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1800
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Electric
MassKara Day 2: Lights Up, Music On @ Tourism Strip
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2000
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Electric
MassKara Performing Float Competitions Kick off at SM Rizal
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2100
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Electric
MassKara Floats converge @ Tourism Strip, Lacson Street
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2230
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Cosplay on the
Glow: The ABS-CBN/ MOR 101.5 Electric Cosplay competition @ Tourism Strip,
Lacson
SMB Band @
Gonzaga Street
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Oct 21 –Maskarra Festival
1500
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Streetdance –
Barangay Category from Libertad Araneta to Bacolod Public Plaza @ Bacolod
Public Plaza
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1600
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MassKara Arena
Competitions (Barangays) @ Bacolod Public Plaza
|
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1800
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Electric
MassKara Day 3 @ Tourism Strip
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1900
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SMB Music
Night (Disco) @ San Juan St. & Gatuslao St.
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1900
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Winners’
Showdown Electric MassKara float competition
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Oct 22 – Back to Manila
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Depart BCL for Manila
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Arrival in Manila
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