We check out tomorrow by noon, then hang around Plantation Bay having a relaxing lunch until the 3pm shuttle. Then we will hang around the Cebu airport playing with their free WiFi and having a relaxing supper until our 19:55 Cathay Pacific flight to Hong Kong. It'll be very late by the time we get to our hotel in Hong Kong.
Deric was a bit confused about Hong Kong - he thought 'Hong Kong' was a large gorilla.
We have three nights (two full days) in Hong Kong.
Family vacation to Asia in August and September 2007. Places visited include Cebu, Davao, Manila, Bohol, Siquijor, and Hong Kong. Lots of pictures.
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Rock Climbing at Plantation Bay
Devon nears the top
Devon reaches the top
On the way down the easy way
Jeff peaks out...
Right behind the 'rock' wall was an indoor firing range. US$20 for seven bullets for all sorts of guns. We didn't try it.
Devon reaches the top
On the way down the easy way
Jeff peaks out...
Right behind the 'rock' wall was an indoor firing range. US$20 for seven bullets for all sorts of guns. We didn't try it.
Plantation Bay, Mactan, Cebu
Plantation Bay Resort & Spa
We arrived here in Cebu late on Thursday (30 August 2007), after travelling from Siquijor by several ferry rides. This resort features several salt water lagoons surrounding a central fresh water pool.
The swimming lagoons are quite nice. The water is not deep and is quite warm. And the salt content makes the 'deadman' floating very easy.
The on-site restaurants are on the expensive side and the resort is sufficiently far out of town that there isn't any other choice.
It's a completely man-made environment (previously a barren wasteland). It's nice, but it isn't the more natural beauty of Siquijor.
Razel poses on the Waterside steps
Jeff & Razel on the patio
Dune House (our room far right)
One of the swimming lagoons
Deric & Devon
Family exploring the lagoon by triyak
A view of Mogambo Falls
We arrived here in Cebu late on Thursday (30 August 2007), after travelling from Siquijor by several ferry rides. This resort features several salt water lagoons surrounding a central fresh water pool.
The swimming lagoons are quite nice. The water is not deep and is quite warm. And the salt content makes the 'deadman' floating very easy.
The on-site restaurants are on the expensive side and the resort is sufficiently far out of town that there isn't any other choice.
It's a completely man-made environment (previously a barren wasteland). It's nice, but it isn't the more natural beauty of Siquijor.
Razel poses on the Waterside steps
Jeff & Razel on the patio
Dune House (our room far right)
One of the swimming lagoons
Deric & Devon
Family exploring the lagoon by triyak
A view of Mogambo Falls
The Paghacian family of Cang-inte, Siquijor
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