A common request lately is for information on what to see in a short stay trip.
There is so much to see in the Philippines that you will take a life time to see it all. After all, there are 7,107 islands in the Philippines.
For the person who wants to get the best bang for their buck. Here is my suggestion for a trip of about 10 days.
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In 2002, I had a very good experience with a delay with Philippine Airlines (PAL)
http://www.philippineairlines.com
It was interesting to compare 2002 with how we we were treated with a major delay in 2011.
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Here is my answer to this question asked recently on Yahoo answers
Except for where to apply for a visa, the answer also applies to most westernised countries, including citizens of New Zealand, Great Britain, USA and Canada
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Only traditional white taxi rates are to change at this time. No mention of any change to yellow airport taxis.
While the links last, read about the changes here
Cebu Daily News
Inquirer
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For years I have been travelling from Cebu City across to Leyte and ignoring northern Cebu. After I attended the Palompon fiesta on 3rd December, I took the opportunity to spend time in the north of Cebu island again.
There is a once per day RORO, meaning Roll On Roll Off Ferry, that crosses from Palompon on Leyte to Bogo on northern Cebu. It is operated by Supershuttle Ferry, based in Cebu City. It is the same company that operates a once per week ship between Cebu City and Camiguin Island and multiple daily RORO crossings between Balingoan on Mindanao and Camiguin island.
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Hi, I would like some advice on a first meeting I am planning.
I have been talking to a girl for about six months now. During the week we txt in her day time, I call her cp at night and on weekends she goes to an internet cafe and we talk for a couple of hours in her afternoon.
I send credit loads to her cp and once sent 3,000 pesos on her birthday. Apart from this not once has she asked for additional money or items. Even the cp loads she does not ask for even if I push for an answer. I just guess when to load based on the number of txts I receive and when they stop. She says it is not nice to ask.
She lives in Naval in Biliran which I read is a poor province even by Philippines standards.
Having seen photos of her parents house it does look very basic.
Now I was married to a Thai very happily for many years but we amicably split and are still on good terms. I have visited and travelled in Thailand too many times to remember. In all that time I have never felt or been threatened by the people or the place and roamed almost wherever i felt within the limits of commonsense.
But reading here and other blogs, the Philippines seems a totally different ball game.
So I am looking for some advice on travelling and staying in that area if anyone knows of it. I have read your do’s and don’ts on travel, so it is more particular advice on travel to and around Biliran I am looking for.
How safe is it there? I dont know if many westerners go to that area and how I would be received.
Not making any assumptions on what will happen when we meet, I plan to book into a hotel or resort. Although I have joked about staying at her mother’s house, the reply was it might be safer if you stay in a hotel - which was a bit of a surprise.
Chamorita beach resort is one place I checked out online.
I did read of a case that is ongoing about a regular Philippines traveller and his friends being attacked by drunk locals at one of the resorts even with security. Then claimed to the police they were attacked and wanted money. Is this just likely to be a one off or an indicator of underlying problems?
Wherever I have travelled, I always like to look around and mix with the locals. Do I need to be wary in Biliran and simply rein in my curiosity for once and stay in the grounds of a resort.
Any help would be appreciated - thanks.
London Lad
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Hey—I’m a former PCV, Mindanao–’78 to ‘80. I lived and worked around the Koranandal valley for the Bureau of Plant Industry. I last lived with Bila-an tribes people. I would like to return to Mindanao this year to research changes. If possible I would like to open dialogue with ex-pats living in Cagayan de Oro, Davao, or Gen. Santos City about living there. Open to suggestion at: tomgraves88@yahoo.com
First time on your cite, It is really informative.
Is it possible to leave the Philippines from Cebu for another contry without going to Manilla?
Hi Jim. I came accross your blog while trying to find the latest promo on wessam. Nice pictures and a lot of
good info. I have lived here in Ubuhan right next to tagbilaran for about five years now and love this Island.
There are some nice places to stay on Panglao Island besides the bee farm although thats a very nice place
and Vickie and Neal the owners are very good friends of mine. I might recommend Bohol Beach Club as I have spent a lot of time there as a day time visitor and it has many nice animinities besides a beautiful beach and 3 large swiming pools. 3 nice poolside bars and two open air resturants.
I have a lot of current info on everything Bohol if your interested in updates.
Sincerely yours
Dave Crevier
This is my response to Sonorous on Lonely Planet’s Philippines Forum, to the following question.
Hello -
I’ll be traveling to the Philippines soon and a fellow traveler was going to get a “Only One Travel Cash Card” from Safeway, which is a Visa card that you put money on. But I read the following somewhere on the web:
“Money is a consideration. Travelers checks and credit cards are not accepted outside of Manila or major tourist locations. It’s best to bring some cash and exchange your travelers checks in Manila where you will get the best rate. But, remember you are not allowed to bring in more than $3,000 with out declaring it on arrival.”
We’re starting in Boracay and then moving out to travel freely after that. Does anyone know the best way to arrange your travel money so you don’t get stuck without funds?
Thanks!
Today I decided I would like to eat in the food court at Gaisano Metro in Cebu City.
On the way there, I had to pass the old lady outside the bakery. That is her spot. There are Filipinos who sleep in the streets at night but she is not one of them. She walks to work and if you see her walking, you will think she is quite fit. However, after she has taken up her spot, she puts on a display of being in the most awful pain……… and only your money will make it better.
I also was bypassed by a group of 3 girls. I see them regularly walking the streets. They are not there at night time either! One of the girls has what looks like a burn on her forehead. Every time they pass me they point to the burn then have their hands out. I am not sure if they are asking for money to fix the burn or asking for money so their boss won’t burn her again.
A new beggar I passed on the way to Gaisano Metro was a young girl at the traffic lights. They had stripped off her top so she looked more desperate. She didn’t get a second glance from me either.
They are all scammers and apart from the old lady, the money will probably just go to a boss.
So I arrived in the food court to find it packed but I could see some vacant tables to sit so I ordered my food. My favourite, steamed rice, which is rice with pork and vegetables. Plus some other Filipino delicacies. I turned around with my tray of food and started looking for a vacant table, I couldn’t find any.
As I was wandering around looking desperate, a Filipino man waved me over and pointed to a seat next to him. He was sitting with a woman. His wife, I presumed.
I sat down and started eating. The Filipino man was quite friendly and asked all the usual questions? What is my name, where am I from, am I married, how old am I, how many children, how old are they etc. The same questions you will get from most Filipinos that you meet for the first time. He told me his name was Juan….and we shook hands. No mention was made of the women at the table.
Then the woman got up and left.
Not his wife after all!
This was Juan’s cue!
Juan had been waiting for the woman to leave because what he was going to ask was too embarrasing.
Juan said to me……..I haven’t eat all day…will you buy me steamed rice?
Well we had become friends of sorts while eating my meal so i said…..OK!
I knew it cost P42 because I had just bought one for myself. So I gave Juan a P50 note to buy his steamed rice. About one American dollar.
At this point I did not know what Juan would do. Would he then just disappear now that he had his money?
Juan walked straight over to the counter and purchased a bowl of steamed rice. He then came back and sat down beside me and handed me back P8 change.
My most unusual beggar experience ever.
If all beggars were like him, they would get my money every time!
Recently, I tried to visit an American friend at his home in the province.
When I arrived, I was told he had moved.
I contacted my friend to find out why.
He had moved because he was afraid.
Afraid of his neigbours!!!
This was something in need of investigation!
The town where my friend was living is low crime. No foreigners harmed in recent times and probably no foreigners harmed since the second world war when the Japanese were turned away by hand to hand combat and heavy bombing from the Americans.
Why was he afraid?
Apparently his neighbours would drink and get noisy and sometimes keep him awak until 2am. Nothing new there. That could happen anywhere.
What had really happened?
Apparently one night, there was a Filipino looking in his window during one of the drinking sessions and when he rang the police, they would not come.
Why would the police not come?
There was no crime being committed!
If anyone has ever tried to get the police in the Philippines, you will know that it is hard enough to get a policeman to come, even if a crime is being committed.
I questioned friends about the neighbourhood. Apparently the neighbours would get drunk and noisy from time to time before my American friend moved in, continued while he was living there and are still doing it now. They have never harmed anyone! They had even invited my American friend to join them.
I questioned my friend about the Filipino looking in the window. On reflection, he thought the Filipino may have just been using the window as a mirror.
So what was the best solution here? For me, I would have drank with the neigbours. Not every time but sometimes. I am sure we could all be friends and there would never be a need to ring the police.
So!
What are you afraid of?
i understand what you are saying about relatives wanting to mooch money from you.in 1974-1976 i was in the navy and spent some time in p.i. it was terrific and i will never forget the experiance.i have been unhappily married now for many years and until recently the philippines was just a distant memory in the back of my sub-concsious mind.recently however,my younger brother has bagan to correspond with a fillipina girl on some fhilapina dating service on the internet.well let me tell you that in my mind he really opened up a can of worms (a very large can) and he really got me thinking about the philippines and the women that live there.i have been carfully researching the philippines on the internet now for more than two weeks and let me tell you that i want to go there right now so bad that i can taste it.my life has been so hum drum now for so long and my marrige so rocky that going to the philipppines is almost more temptation than i can handle.on top of all this living here in america really stinks right now.i hat california and i despise the town i live in.perhaps i am being ungratefull but it is hard for me to exist at my age here in california.im not very old though.i just turned 53 two days ago.my business is doing lousy and my marriage is almost beyond repair.it is more than tempting to take the money that i have and retire early to the philippines,leaving my wife and child behind to fend for themselfs.of course i would get a legal divorce first.does anyone out there have any advice for me!!!.am i not intitled to be happy the remainder of my days?
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While the link lasts, check out this article on Sun Star website
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/network/con-ass-resolution-filed-house”
The article is as clear as mud, unless you are a Filipino attorney. However, it appears as if some small action has commenced which could pave the way for for foreign ownership of land in the Philippines. Don’t get too hopeful though. It could still be years off!
The article is copied below
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This was a question asked recently on Yahoo answers for which my answer was chosen as Best Answer by the asker. As this same information will be very useful to people reading my blog, I have copied it here, with some minor editing to make the links work with this blog
I am planing on traveling to cebu, philippines, for one week to meet my girlfriend for the first time, I have chatted with her for over 1 and a half years, anything that I might need to know would be great, since this is my first trip on a plane and first trip overseas, thank you!
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I chat with her often on web cam and talk to her on phone. I bought the airline tickets and see made arangements along the way, and never was forceful about it, I have also seen most of her family on webcam as well, including mother and father, and she wats to stay with me during our stay there in a floor of condomium that I am renting during our stay for 42 dollars a day
by Jim S Member since:
11 February 2008
Total points:
2806 (Level 4)
Best Answer - Chosen by Asker
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While the link lasts, read MARK D. MERUEÑAS’ story on the GMA news website
GMA WEBSITE
Mark writes as if the vigilantes are a bad thing and reports that Gloria Arroyo wants the Philippine National Police to act to bring the vigilantes to justice.
I have personal experience with the vigilantes. When I was living at the Cebu Century Hotel, in downtown Cebu City, the vigilantes shot dead a bugaw (pimp) who operated near the hotel. Following the shots, I went outside to see what was happening. It seemed that the whole street was rejoicing. The were hundreds of people in the street in front of the hotel. Every where I walked people were saying……”thanks god he is dead”. Apparently he had personally robbed many people in the area or made trouble for people.
If all vigilante killings were greeted the same as that one, I will pleased for them to continue.
It does worry me that they may get the wrong person.
You can make up your own mind!
The story is being written in 4 parts.
The first 2 parts from the GMA story are copied below.
Here is my answer to a person who asked this question on Yahoo answers
To ask questions about the Philippines or answer other people’s questions on Yahoo answers, click HERE
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Many people think it is a good idea to get in a taxi in the Philippines and negotiate a price.
It isn’t!
Negotiating a price with the driver will almost always result in you paying more.
So when you get in a taxi, make sure the driver starts the meter. It is illegal if they won’t!
Here is a recent article from the Manila Times regarding this
http://www.manilatimes.net/national/2008/nov/15/yehey/metro/20081115met6.html
Take note of the phone numbers in the article! 
Hello Everyone
I have been sent a bunch of Philippines pics, from several people, to load to my website. They will be going into the (relatively) new Gallery.
I have already started uploading the pictures. Some of the intersting ones which are already uploaded are a picture of a monkey that got lost and found it’s way into a private house on Negros Oriental. Another is a picture of a foreigner wedding with all the foreigners wearing Barong Tagalog’s. There are some pictures of Sinulog in Cebu City, from 2007, too! To see the pictures, click HERE.
Enjoy 
Dinagat Island is situated between the islands of Leyte and Mindanao and is about 60km long and 20 km wide. It is not yet a province but the residents are hoping it will be made a province in 2007.
Map of Dinagat Island
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Hello Everyone
I was asked by Expatinterviews.com to do an interview.
If you would like to read my interview, you can do so here:
http://www.expatinterviews.com/Jim-Sibbick.html
Enjoy 
:
There are 4 airport terminals in Manila for the public to use. They are all situated on the one area of land and use the same runways.
They are:
Hello Everyone!
There seems to be some confusion amongst people visiting the Philippines for the first time.
The government website clearly states that for most western countries, which includes the UK, other European Countries, USA, Australia and New Zealand. You only need 6 months validity on your passport and an onward ticket, to receive a 21 day visa waiver in your passport. Here is the website so you can read for yourselves:
http://www.gov.ph/faqs/visa.asp
It is irrelevant what the date is on your onward ticket and it is irrelevant if it is an E ticket.
To confirm this, I arrived in Manila from Sydney yesterday, with an E ticket which was beyond the 21 days. The immigration officer read through the E ticket, made no comment at all before stamping the passport with a 21 day visa waiver then welcomed me to the Philippines.
Before the 21 days has expired, arrange an extension at your nearest Bureau of Immigration of you want to stay longer:
http://www.immigration.gov.ph/provincial_offices&subports.php
So, you can do it too 
Get your return ticket to the Philippines and come and see what you have been missing.
:) :)
hi, im anna from Davao City, Philippines. its nice to be here.. well im an english teacher for koreans and a tourist guide as my part time job. im so impressed with Jim’s testimonials…i hope u guys will visit philippines… well it is not a paradise but for sure u will have a different experience.
I enjoy your web site very much and have gotten a lot of useful information from it. I leave for Cebu Oct 20 and I am looking forward to the experience. I will be spending a week near Cebu and a week in Mindanao. I am very interested in the Philippine culture and feel your web site has given me some very good ideas on where to go. Thanks for your effort on the web site.
hi,
i am a hongkonger and i am planning to go Bohol in coming November. I wanna to ask u more info about Bohol local tour, as i can;t find it on internet or elsewhere.
What i wanna know is where can i join those local tour? how much to join them? and what activities they will provide?
it’s will be great to hear from u!
cheers,
cathleen
TO COME BACK TO THE MAIN PAGE, click on the white Big Jim’s Philippines Experience at the top of the page.
Last year, a friend of mine visited Camiguin Island and made it sound so good, I thought I would like to go there myself.
In May, I got my opportunity.
Nipa hut, by the sea on Camiguin Island
More than 100 pictures have been added to the website over the last few days.
Taost Temple in Cebu City
These pictures were taken with my video camera during May and feature sights in Cebu City, some pictures from Camiguin Island and some more pictures from Leyte.
To access the pictures, start at the picture index page and choose the type of pictures you would like to view: http://www.bigjimsphilippinesexperience.com/Philippines_picture_%20index.htm
Enjoy!
I was previously a partner in a tourism business in Cebu City. Our driver for the tours was Danny Noy. Danny is a taxi driver in Cebu City and has many years experience.
Danny Noy - Ph. 09193753071
His taxi is clean and well maintained and Danny has proved to be very reliable.
He will happily use the meter for normal taxi operations but for special jobs (eg house hunting or a tour of the city), his standard rate is P250 per hour around Cebu City or make a deal for the whole day.
Danny’s taxi
Danny can also arrange other transport such as a bus, mini bus, jeepney, van or multicab.
To contact Danny from within the Philippines, phone 09193753071
From outside the Philippines, +639193753071
This is Danny’s email.
dannymar07@yahoo.com.ph
and Danny now has a new website
http://www.cebutaxiservice.com/reliable_cebu_taxi_driver.htm
Happy touring
Overheard in Gaisano Metro on Colon Street in Cebu City, last week:
“I am an American, I should be able to do things the way I want”
Why? 
Did he mean that because he is an American, he doesn’t have to follow Filipino ways but foreigners from every other country should or did he mean that because he is an American or a foreigner, his culture takes precedence over the Filipino culture.
We may never know!
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Someone wanted to know about the ride on the OceanJet from Cebu City to Tagbilaran so I told them about my OceanJet video. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone
Transfer of videos and update of links on the website are now complete.
Their are 4 pages of videos and a new video index. To access the videos, start with the index page: http://www.bigjimsphilippinesexperience.com/video-index.htm
There are no descriptions or helpful vid caps but if there is a problem in the future, all 128 videos can be accessed from the links below:
http://www.philippines-experience.com/videos
http://www.bigjimsphilippinesexperience.com/videos/
http://www.philippines-experience.com/junk
Enjoy the videos
CebuTours used my Cebu day tour video to promote their Cebu City tour. The video used by CebuTours was focused on highlights and was low quality.
Waterfront Hotel, the white building that looks like a castle, as seen from the Top
(A vid cap from my Cebu Day Tour video)
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Are you planning to have your young children visit you in the Philippines or do you plan to travel to the Philippines with young children?
You might be wondering what is available to keep the kids entertained. 
Here are some of my ideas……plus a VERY large free video for you to download……i’ts 280 mb 
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Cash is king now! With a whole host of additional fees from both issuer of cards and ATM providers, the only reason anyone should consider using an ATM card now would be for safety. However, if you still want to use your ATM card, read on for useful information!!
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Even though my sister in law ran into me on a motorbike on one of my trips and gave me lasting reminders of the trip on my legs, I still have happy memories of being on Malapascua Island.
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After many days of different events, the day of the fiesta itself can seem quite a let down.
So, if you are a foreigner and you get invited to a Fiesta, make sure you are in town a few days early so you can make the most of your time.
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Since first starting a relationship with my ex wife, she or I have been hit on for money by her extended family. :(
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Big Jim at the wildlife sanctuary in Loboc
Yes, it is a real python!
Bohol has white sandy beaches, cheap accommodation, whale and dolphin watching, diving, snorkelling, tarsier sanctuaries, butterfly sanctuaries, wild life sanctuaries, fire fly tours, adventure tours, historical sites, several waterfalls, swimming underground in the Hinagdanan cave, lunch tours on the Loboc river, hanging bamboo bridges over the Loboc river, the Bohol Bee Farm where you can see mats, clothes and knick knacks being made then eat a meal with flowers! And more!
My brother in law’s brother, Wayne Gadsden, spent 2002 in the Philippines doing missionary work.
He filmed some of his activities in the Philippines and had a few interesting stories to tell too.
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Everyone has different opinions about security, or any topic for that matter, based on their personal experiences.
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For many years, I have wanted to travel down to Southern Leyte and in September 2005, my ex father in law offered to take me.
On our way to Maasin (a vid cap from my Palompon to Maasin video)
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For those of you who are unaware,
if you have been in the Philippines for more than 6 months on a tourist visa, you need permission to leave the Philippines.
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I heard a long time ago that giving to beggars was illegal but never had any confirmation until now.
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Visiting Cebu City and want to go on a day trip to somewhere else?
Travelling on a fast ferry maybe what you are looking for!!!!
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Coming to Cebu City and don’t know where to go or how to meet up with expats from your country?
Here are some regular expat activities:-
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Single, travelling and on a tight budget? This place may be for you!
When in the Philippines, I stay at the Cebu Century Hotel cnr of Colon and Pelaez Streets in Cebu City.
I call it the no fuss way to live in the Philippines if you are single.
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(the continuing story of my first time in the Philippines in 1994)
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Ever since I heard that the Superferry 12 had a swimming pool, several years ago, I have wanted to travel on it. I think I imagined it to be some sort of cruise ship.
In August 2005, I completed my long awaited trip on the Superferry 12 travelling from Cebu City to Manila and I think my expectations were greater than what was delivered but it was still a good ship to ride on. Read the rest of this entry »
(continuing story of my first trip to the Philippines in 1994)
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In September 1994, when my friend Ian decided he would go to the Philippines to meet his pen pal, Anita, I was invited to go with him.
Later in the trip with my fiance. I think she is making a sign of V for victory.
Ian is wearing the white singlet.
It was our first time in the Philippines however we didn’t travel alone because also travelling with us was Anita’s sister Imelda (who set up the pen pal arrangement and arranged for us to stay with her family as we travelled around), Imelda’s husband Joe and Imelda’s daughter Joanne.
Our only preparation for the trip was watching Joe and Imelda’s wedding video and the movie “Filipina Dream Girls” (still one of my favourites).
All the groups considered troublemakers now, such as the N.P.A., were active in the Philippines at the time but weren’t making headlines in Australia so no one thought to tell us it was unsafe in the Philippines and we never bothered to ask. So, we arrived thinking the Philippines was perfectly safe and as it happened, NOTHING on our trip caused us to think otherwise. It was only afterwards when we got back to Australia and our group of friends with connections to the Philippines widened that we received all the dire warnings about the Philippines. Don’t go here! Don’t go there! Don’t do this! Don’t do that! With all these warnings, I was left wondering how we survived to tell the tale without being stabbed, shot, mugged and kidnapped and all at the same time!
We arrived in Manila early evening. The big moment for Ian and Anita and—————————————————- NOTHING.
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New to the Philippines and want to see what it’s all about?
Beside the tour videos, I have videos of the following topics, plus more, uploaded to Big Jim’s Philippines Experience.com and available for you to download for free:
Building a catamaran in Carmen
- Boat building
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Are you wanting to tour around the Philippines and are seeking some ideas of where to go?
I have videos of the following locations, plus more, uploaded to Big Jim’s Philippines Experience.com and available for you to download for free:
View of Roxas Boulevard and marina from the Aloha Hotel
I recently undertook a trip to Northern Mindanao, in the area surrounding Iligan Bay.
Iligan Bay
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Hello Everyone and Welcome!
The site was originally created at CebuTours.com in July 2005 and was transferred here today, 11th August 2005.
Thankyou Paul Petrea for setting up this site, again!
This site is for me to share my experiences in the Philippines from 1994 up to the present as well as the experiences of my friends. While sharing my experiences, I will substantiate what I have to say with links, videos and pictures.
The pictures will display in the messages but you will notice as you read the messages that there are different colours in the text. That usually means there is something extra if you click on it, such as a link to a website or link to a video. If it is a video and you want to save it to your hard drive, right click on your mouse and select “save as”.
To read the rest of each message posted above, click on the (MORE) button
You will notice changes over time as Paul, myself and others learn how to use the site’s features.
Again, welcome and enjoy!
Regards from your host,
Jim Sibbick
You can contact me by email by sending your email to sibbick61@yahoo.com.au