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I went there a few years back to attend a wedding of my boyfriend’s sister. The place was still slow-paced I could barely see a taxi nor a commercial center..

We went to Timoga for swimming, and girl, the spring water was really ice-cold I had to keep on moving a lot so I won’t freeze!) We also visited the Maria Kristina Falls and the sight was actually breathtaking..

I went there with some officemates almost 10 years ago.. Hope the white island is still unspoiled..

I went there with my fiance some 3 years ago and I was surprised that the place looked like a little boracay (at least in shape! :) They got white sandy beaches but not quite well-maintained, I didn’t realize I was already swimming with a school of jelly fish! Food was excellent, most resorts served fresh catch..

It’s been almost 4 years since I first went to see Chocolate Hills in Bohol. I went there with my ex-boyfriend (who is now my husband!:) I wonder if anything has changed since then, we’d love to go back..

If it’s your first time to visit this place, bring plenty of something to eat and don’t expect to see a 5-star-resort here because there’s nothing in it except for a long stretch of white beaches and a few sandbars..

I was imperessed with the the attitudes of the locals—they are so warm and friendly and welcoming, you won’t actually feel like you’re a “stranger!”

The place is a marvel! The long stretch of sugary-white sandy beaches in Santiago Bay (town of San Francisco) is to die for! :)

When going to Camotes Islands for a tour or vacation, make sure to get your return ticket once you arrived at the seaport, especially during peak seasons. Slow boats don’t follow regular schedules so you should be going to the pier rather early so you won’t miss the boat, or you’d be stucked in the island!