The Commuting Byahero

We always would like to experience that feel of camping out. Staying in the tent, hearing the birds chip or the waves splash on the shore. also, sunbathing, feeling the sand all over our body. How nice it is to feel the breeze of the air tickle your feet which gives you chill? We all want to experience those but we have to make sure that we are all aware what sickness we might get in the woods, or camping out near the shore. Below will just be some of which that you might get during or after your camping or travel: Camping Out in Dampalitan Island, Quezon Sunburn. Guess it's normal for anyone who has been under the sun for too long. But how can you avoid this? Use sunblocks with enough SPF to keep you going. Better to get yourself protected rather than being in agony after a couple of days.  Fever. With too much heat and suddenly it rains, it's not possible that you might get a fever. Make sure not to stay under the rain. Take a bath right away once soaked in water ...

Nowadays, you always would like to save every penny from your pocket or wallet. Also, some of us would like to discover what world can offer us. We always can’t afford booking first class, getting luxurious accommodations and tour packages and not everyone of us has cars to take us where we want to be. Simple solution, travel by commuting though it will be sometimes a hassle and time consuming. I will be providing you tips or things that you should expect if you are a commuting traveler. Commuting in Bohol 1.         Don’t be “Maarte”. Buses can either be airconditioned or not, big or small, some have seats that are really comfy but some don’t have. Just enjoy the ride. Think about this way, once it’s over you’ll get to your destination. 2.        Travel Light. Don’t bring too much of your things as if you are to bring your whole cabinet. Count the number of days that you’ll be out for travel and bring only enough clothes....

Quezon Province is a home of beautiful beaches. I have seen a lot of blogs and Facebook posts featuring different islands and resorts. One word that can best describe these beaches – stunning. You might have seen a lot of posts about visiting 3 islands in one trip in Quezon. If you did and you are planning to visit these three islands in one trip, read through because there might be changes with the rates. If it’s your first time and so amazed to know the details how to visit the 3 islands in one trip, you are in the right page. I will give you the rates as of April 9, 2017 and the details how to go there by commuting and a bit of an idea as to what you should expect. Borawan Island - the picturesque view