Itinerary Archives - When In My Journeys

Iloilo: Islas de Gigantes, Island Hopping on an Enchanting Destination

by wheninmyjourneys on 2017-07-18 3 comments

You must have probably seen dozens of photos of Islas de Gigantes also known as Gigantes Islands as you sift through some destinations in the Philippines over the internet. Tagged as the Scallop Capital of the Philippines, its postcard-like immaculate white sand beaches and astounding karst formations have caught the attention of many and had urged them to come and spend a day or two, or even more in this so-called Paradise.

Capiz -Exploring Places in Roxas City on DIY2

Capiz Roxas City

Capiz: Exploring Places in Roxas City on DIY – Travel Guide + 3D/2N Itinerary

by wheninmyjourneys on 2017-06-16 14 comments

I took a break from soloing and dragged my folks with me on a 9-day journey in and around Panay. To kick-off our Panay Island escapade, we sought for Roxas City, the capital of Capiz, as our first stop. We’ve spent 3D/2N in Exploring Places in Roxas City on DIY. Roxas City is an emerging economic city, 460 kilometers southeast of Manila. Also known as the Seafood Capital of the Philippines, it supplies the nation with most of the freshest seafood.

Philipsburg St. Maarten

St. Maarten: Places to Visit in Philipsburg

by wheninmyjourneys on 2016-11-11 19 comments

The Caribbean region is known to be a first rate tourist destination because of the island’s tropical weather and pristine beaches with crystal clear waters. One of the most sought after island by holiday seekers is St. Maarten (Sint Martin).

Coron Island Hopping in Coron's Prized Wonders

Coron Palawan

Coron: Island Hopping on Coron’s Prized Wonders

by wheninmyjourneys on 2016-09-23 13 comments

I was thrilled to go island hopping and see more of Coron's prized wonders. We were to stop at CYC Beach, Siete Pecados Marine Park, Hidden Lagoon, Calachuchi Beach, Calachuchi Coral Eden, and Kayangan Lake. More sites tantamount to less time spent in each location but that was a not a problem, the more the merrier!

Coron Palawan

Coron: Alluring Beaches of Malcapuya, Banana, and Bulog Islands

by wheninmyjourneys on 2016-09-16 8 comments

Having read tons of blogs and good reviews about Coron in Palawan and having seen those nothing but alluring photographs posted by those who have been to the paradise, made me more envious to go there and experience it firsthand. And so I did. Yes!

Coron Palawan

Coron: Biking Diary – Exploring Coron Town

by wheninmyjourneys on 2016-09-09 4 comments

Since most island hopping tours start in the morning, I have nothing booked for my first day. I was looking for a bike rental shop that I read on an article but unfortunately the shop had already moved someplace else. The locals told me that there was a new bike rental shop near the hospital so I headed there.

Coron Palawan

Coron: A Newbie Traveler’s First Solo Adventure

by wheninmyjourneys on 2016-09-04 add comment

I know that it’s not that easy to plan a trip and it’s not at all CHEAP to travel. Airfare would consume a huge chunk in my budget, plus my accommodation, then I have to spend for the tours, of course I need to eat (A LOT!), and not to forget the souvenirs. But I have to start somewhere to make it happen…Coron seemed to be a great place to start.

Batanes

Batanes: 4D and 3N Solo Travel Adventure

by wheninmyjourneys on 2016-08-29 2 comments

I have had the pleasure and the privilege to set foot on Batanes just recently and it left me in awe since then up until now. And I’m already missing it. Wow! is definitely an understatement.

Batanes

Batanes: Biking Diary – PROs and CONs of DIY Travel

by wheninmyjourneys on 2016-08-25 19 comments

I haven’t done biking a great distance like that in my life that’s why mountain biking in North Batan was a whole new experience for me. It was fun, physically possible, and quite strenuous but it was absolutely worth it.

Batanes

Batanes: Places to Visit in Sabtang

by wheninmyjourneys on 2016-08-20 13 comments

Sabtang is the smallest of the three inhabited island municipality in Batanes. Thirty minutes away from Batan, it can be reached via a Faluwa, a type of boat which is its only public transportation, it is docked at Ivana Port that leaves at 6:30H and comes back around 14:00H every day. It was day two of my Batanes journey and I was looking forward to what I was about to set my eyes on.