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Summer Ready? We are at CLUB PUNTA FUEGO

by Rodel Flordeliz
February 27, 2019
7 minutes read

Club Punta Fuego started out as members-only private resort in Nasugbu, Batangas. Though it remains as an exclusive resort, the management eventually decided to cater more clientele by letting in family and friends of the member via an endorsement letter. Later on, they decided to open a few Casitas (Room) to the public via online booking.

If you’ve never been to this place, I guess scrolling down this article could somehow entice you to open that app and book for your next summer vacation.

Continue reading and will tell you more about my recent visit at Club Punta Fuego.

Commuting Travel

Commute Guide: How to go to Samal Island (Peñaplata) from Davao City

by Rodel Flordeliz
February 11, 2019
2 minutes read

Twenty minutes from Davao City, you will arrive at the so called beach of Davao – Samal island. The Island Garden City of Samal is actually a 4th class city in the province of Davao del Norte. It’s city center is located at Peñaplata where you could find shops, restaurants and other things you might be needing on your stay.

Commuting to the island is really easy and with boat transfers that run for 24 hours, you wouldn’t have a problem if ever your flight got delayed and/or you decided to do your errands very late within Davao City.

If you are planning to visit the island, here is a simple commute guide you can used especially if it would be your first time in this place.

Commuting Travel

Follow your Intuition; Stay at La Vida Orchard, Samal Island

by Rodel Flordeliz
February 4, 2019
6 minutes read

‘It was random pick and pure intuition’ said by Spanish Traveler Fran, who have been traveling all over the world half of his life. His stay in Samal Island has been worthwhile and having been housed at this bed and breakfast, La Vida Orchard has been one of the best decisions he had on his way here.

My case isn’t the same with him or should we say slightly comparable. For luck have brought me and cross path with La Vida when I first visited the island last 2016. It was a short overnight stay, and it already made me feel home. That is why in my return, I made sure that I could go back and stay in this place and in the island a bit longer.

Keep on reading and will tell you more about my experience.

Lifestyle Travel

Now on Board: New Santan Inflight Menu + AirAsia From Farm-to-Air Dining Experience

by Rodel Flordeliz
January 21, 2019
4 minutes read

I was only able to appreciate learning about the history of a particular thing or a place when I already reach my maturity. Back in the days, I was the kid who would skip museums and would rather go to other recreational places. It bores me when my teacher talks about the past, about historical sites or even origins of particular places (I think we all are?).

But nowadays it seem to be different, I already learn the importance of history in the society. It triggers my interest specially when hearing stories about artifacts, the origins and on understanding different cultures. In fact, when ever I visit a new place or country, I always make it a point to at least visit their National Museum, just to understand and learn more about them before thoroughly exploring the place. Unnoticeably, even in my plate sometimes, I question on to where the food came from, where was it sourced or even how a particular dish was created.

Isn’t amazing to learn why the mangoes of Guimaras are so unique? Or understand the different taste structure of Durians in Davao? or simply why is it good to plant lettuces in Tagaytay? Well, we’ll find the answers to those questions really soon but for now, what I would like to share to you is on how this particular airlines manages to make passengers feel that farm-to-air dining experience.

Keep on reading …

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Travel

Things to Consider when Booking for a Holiday Staycation (The Cirque Serviced Residences)

by Rodel Flordeliz
January 2, 2019
6 minutes read

Who doesn’t love celebrations? Almost every month of the year we would find ourselves celebrating a moment, whether it be for birthdays, graduations, reunions, holidays and a lot more. I am always looking forward to these kinds of moments where memories are being created and shared with my love ones.

But one thing that most of the people hate about celebrations is the after party. I am not talking about the party where people, goes to a place and continue the celebration, what I am talking about is literally the after party situation or the mess that’s produced after the event took place. That’s an added problem to the before party preparation. And If you are hosting the party, well, you’ll probably be too busy managing everything at the event you wouldn’t be able to really enjoy it.

That is the reason why celebrating an occasion in a rented place or hotel room has now become an in thing. I myself favor to this idea. Just imagine the mess one celebration could create especially if I held it in my place. That could be a disaster. Also, having a really small space wouldn’t be an ideal venue for a party even for small circle of friends.