Cebu 2014

One in my bucket list this year is to meet and greet a "buntanding". Actually the real plan was to watch and swim with the whale at Sorsogon but since I was assigned to conduct an audit at Cebu stores for more than two weeks, we decided to go to Oslob too, where you can watch whales. Sayang naman ang weekends diba? My kuya, who was assigned in the Biliran (a small island in Visayas), decided to join the trip as well.

Oslob was a 4-5 hour bus ride from South station of Cebu City. Actually, when I was on the bus I thought that I will regret the trip thinking that it was our rest day at this time of the day we are just lying in our beds. But the long ride was all worth it. Our exhaustion was all gone when we arrived at the beach. The salty and fishy smell excited us.
the falls with my brother

My brother, my office mate and I rode the boat, together with the two boatmen. The two boatmen will bring us where the Butanding usually stays. When I saw one Buntanding I just jump from the boat without any instructions of the boatmen. Hihi.
















Happiness overload.
After 30 minutes of swimming, snorkeling and picture taking with the Butanding we decided to visit one of the tourist spot there. The Tumalog falls.
It was really a breath taking view. It was my first time to see a falls that looks like that. Beautiful.
Here are the other pictures of our Cebu Trip less the stress we've got in our work.

 I really desire to travel in different places. I was planning before to explore the Philippines first, thank God for my job because I can travel in different provinces. :)





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