El Nido trip 2017

EL NIDO TRIP 2017


"Life is a journey. Enjoy the ride!"







 Welcome to the story of our family trip at El Nido, Palawan, Philippines!


Family is the most important ingredient to our life. It is for us to have a good life. A good future. Family is the one who guides us to our betterment. They are our supporter through thick and thin. Whatever happens inside the circle of the family, they help each other. Blood is blood. 

The passage, going to Puerto Princesa!
 Travel ETA is 1 hour

Puerto Princesa's airport!
The feelings' surreal. We we're at Puerto Princesa! It was gloomy this day when we arrive here.

The tricycle in Puerto Princesa.
Amazed by their tricycle. The front of it looks like a crab. It just passed by.


The "Oh, wait. Not yet prepared." pose.








The Elfredo's Restaurant


A stop over place cause it takes 6 hours going to El Nido, Palawan from Puerto Princesa.













The road and the trees going to El Nido

At around 8 o'clock we have arrived at the hotel. Already went to sleep 'cause the trip was a zigzag one.

DAY 2









It is still a gloomy day after my 8 hour long sleep. Our 2nd day here in El Nido is supposed to be our island hopping day but the the front desk told us that alot of tourist from other countries went home without experiencing the island tour due to the bad weather. 









We just walked through the bay 'cause time's tickin'

The beach near our hotel. It's where the boat's are parking when there's an island tour.

My home. By the bay. 


Strolling


Eat, Sleep, Capture




Those rocks that looks so slippery. 

Yet, we we're so strong to face the slippery rocks. I actually got a shot here. 

Our way back.

Still strolling...





Park everywhere!





Because it's more fun in the Philippines!





After a very long day, it made us went to have a ....








Relax. You're at the beach!


After having a heavy delicious meal, it energized us and made us walk for the foods to go down. (Lol) We found so much around. Bajao's we're selling those good bracelets that's been made by their own hands and the materials came from the sea. Because Bajao's are good at diving!

Strolling....


After having our meal and some strolling, we went to back to our hotel to rest.
DAY 3

As we can see, yes it isn't a gloomy weather anymore!

Oh! it's the beautiful seascape of life filled with the transportation on water. What a perfect day it is!

Waiting for our boat to come! lalala

Oh!, here it is! Our boat!



Hasta la vista baby!

Let the tour, begin!
Our First stop 



7 Commandos Island

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Our 2nd Stop

Small Lagoon






Our third stop. 


The secret island!

http://thepalawenyaexplorer.blogspot.com/2013/06/secret-lagoon-el-nido-palawan.html


Our fourth stop... We ate our lunch here!


At the top of a huge rock.

Our lunch!
The fifth and the last!
The big lagoon! It's where kayakings are happening!


Tried to paddle things up!


My cousins!


 After a long and tiring day, we went back to our hotel. Then fly back again to Manila 24 hrs later.
Actually took this for no reason. Lololols.
El Nido trip was so lit! Thanks for reading! :) 

Travelling isn't just about staying away from the real world. It is also about photographs, memories, and the feeling we feel in the place. We may have little money but we shouldn't be scared of spending it because we may never know how our life will go.

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