Linmarr Davao Apartelle and Suites

... underwater sceneries along the coastline. The coral reefs are swarming with rich and multicoloured tropical marine life, really perfect for scuba diving. The beaches and the various resorts are a haven for other water activities like wind surfing, snorkelling and island hopping. <br><br>The many historic sights will give visitors a glance of the city's history. The four main attractions are the San Pedro Cathedral, one of the oldest churches in ...

Thu 15th October 2009<br><br>We were going to leave Davao today. Yesterday we had just swum that's all. I got sun burned too. We were going to leave at 1pm. So we had enough time. I, Michelle and Dad went to breakfast for dinner it was our last meal in Marco Polo Hotel. I had lots so that I wouldn&#8217;t be hungry at lunchtime. We went to the airport but our plane for ...

The typhoon must have been heading south to north as we arrived back in Manila just at the end of ...

... mistook the island to be part of our city because of its proximity. Over the years, Samal, which happens to be one of the Philippines' newly created cities, has come into its own as a thriving urban center with world-class ecotourism potentials. Currently under the political jurisdiction of Davao del Norte, Samal has 46 villages, including three which are found in nearby Talikud, a smaller island off its southwest coast. <br> <br> Anyone can ...

... we would have expected of Marco Polo. The restaurant staff told us that the hotel had a shuttle to the airport for P50 per head once an hour so we decided to take it at 3 p.m. However, when we went to the lobby, we found that it was P100 per head, considerably more than a taxi would cost, so we braved the rain and went out to the street where we picked up a jeepney direct to the airport for P13 per head. The trip back to Hong Kong is better organised than the inward journey ...

The 11-hectare, Class "AAA" Pearl Farm Resort, located on a secluded cove at the city's Kaputian District, was formerly the home, since 1958, of the Aguinaldo Pearl Farm which produced cultured pink, white and gold pearls from white-lipped oysters brought from Jolo. It ceased operations in 1980 but was developed into a world-class beach resort, opened in 1992. It started out with ten hillside ...

... See picutre) by her school in San Jose, and catch motorcycle to the bus terminal in Caraga (see picture). I think it was somewhere in the vicinity of Manay that the bus had to stop for a parade of school children (see pictues). Further down the coast we had to stop for about half an hour for construction. Leaving Caraga about 7:00 we arrived in Dacoville about 3:00.

... Cebu Pacific flight back to Manila. At the airport we loaded our suitcases on the trolleys. We had enough that I decided to use a porter. It wouldn't cost much I thought, and would save my tired family from having to pull the baggage around. The porter didn't cost much, but I was surprised on entry to have to pay a fee to the airport for the privilege of paying a porter to The flight was a bit late, about half an hour or so, not too bad, but it still put us even later into ...

... wanted to stay inside the tent but I managed to gather enough strength to get up. Still quivering, I drank hot coffee to fight off the chill. Anting and some of those in our group defied the cold by taking a dip in the icy waters of the nearby stream. I chose to stink like a goat than get wet. Not wanting my backpack to weigh me down, I swallowed my pride and hired a porter as we continued our trek. That decision turned out to be a sound one. <br> <br> As the ...

... Full payment yun, take note! Surprisingly, when we got to the resort, hindi sila fully booked, considering it was a weekend.In fairness, the resort itself was amazing and the service was great. See http://community.webshots.com/user/abij eff_enriquez3 for more of our online photo album.