Here are some of the shots we took during our 3-nights getaway at Panglao Island.
This is the first sunset we got in our first day at Bohol Beach Club. The one with the blue shirt on the far left facing the beach is actually me, talking to a close friend.
This is the organic halo-halo that we tried at Bohol Bee Farm. All of the ingredients came from organic products that can be found within the farm itself.
This is the view from Bohol Bee Farm restaurant overlooking the Bohol Beach Club at the far end with white sands.
The violet bun with pork and veggies inside and mango shake. This is what we had at one of our church hopping but forgot the name of the church but it is still in Panglao Island.
Below are the snapshots of Bohol Beach Club at the beachfront.
My entry to Travel Diva’s Tuesday Travels
During our stay for three nights at Bohol Beach Club we are able to get a snapshot of the sunset but in reality it is actually only the reflection of the sun rays that we took considering that Bohol Beach Club is on the east side of Panglao Island. So you won’t be able to see the sun itself and it is not about the clouds that maybe you will think that it was covered.
The photo below was when the tide is low already and that is perfect for kayaking and beach walking.
We went to Bohol last Aug. 2009 for 3 nights and 4 days getaway at Bohol Beach Club in Panglao Island after coming from Bacolod Caribbean Water Park (this will be a separate post including our stay at Bohol Beach Club). We took the first trip (0830H) by fast ferry of SuperCat at Pier 4 going to Tagbilaran. While on board the catamaran, I immediately noticed the so many Koreans aboard and the two sitting beside us were Koreans not to include the one in front of us. It looks like we are in Korea by looking at the ratio between Koreans and the other nationalities.
We had a guided tour along Panglao Island attractions by a close friend of mine but we only went to a selected few. Our first stop was the Bohol Bee Farm. All of the products they have are produced through an organic farming that they cultivate in the area including the soil compost. The ice cream that they serve came from organic products as well and uses honey bee as sweetener.
They also offer a guided tour within the farm for a fee (I forgot how much we pay them) and have the chance to pose with the bees. Yeah, literally pose with the bees. I know that the bees there are not the killer bee type and I’m not sure if I am allergic to bee stings but I am pretty much sure that it is quite very painful and surely will hurt. Look how clumsy I am while holding the bee hive. Aside from the first time of doing it (by force from my wife and the tour guide), the fear of getting near them is one and the fear of dropping the hive is another. Take a closer look of how small the handle that I am holding and add to it the bee crawling on your fingers.
Anyone noticed the shirt that I wear? I’m sure you are laughing if you understand what it is. And every time I’m in Cebu, I always drop by at one store in Ayala Center and you know which store it is. I already have a collection for this kind of shirt.
