#beshies

[jovsthedreamer-blog]

there is nothing on this earth to be prized than true friendship♥

[jasyntahan]

So ayon nag-crave ako ng pizza at frappe tapos pinatulan naman ni @brasouldemercedes yung kababuyan ko (shet sabi ko magdadiet nako hahahahahahahhahaahahaha)

Tapos habang hinahunting namin sa simbahan (Cathedral) sila Misha, Cams at Eistle may nakita kaming hindi inaasahan hahahaha parte ng past KO pero hahahahaha shet intense kanina akala ko iiyak si acoe pero am strong af hahahahahaha 

Anyway, salamat sa all-time support sa kababuyan ko mga beshy!

Ilang taon niyo na akong pinapataba hahahaha gwapo mo din sa pic @bienny

Love u all pa din talaga <3

You da best :---)

[jji2018]

Sharing our Dumaguete & Siquijor trip with a twist.

Day 0 (September 11): Daraga, Albay to Manila

We met two of our friends, who happened to be twins, at MOA to satisfy our ramen cravings. We indulged in ramen and gyoza at Mendokoro Ramenba and took evening strolls at the Bay.

Day 1 (September 12): Manila to Dumaguete

Front-row seat, baby! However, with additional tasks, such as opening the plane's emergency exit. Our rental car service delivered the vehicle to the Dumaguete airport right after we landed. We drove a gray metallic, less-than-a-month-old Toyota Wigo.

For our first stop, we enjoyed our late breakfast at Café Sans Rival at The Henry. We had pancakes, bacon, eggs, bangus, fried rice, coffee, tea, and juice! What a fantastic way to start our tour! Next, we explored and took photos at Pulangbato Falls, Sulfur Vent, Mango Ranch, and Tierra Alta in Valencia. We also stopped by the Cata-al Museum and Forest Camp. We checked in at Flying Fish Hotel, washed up, and had dinner at Gabby’s Bistro with PJ and Rae. The serving was generous, and the food and staff were excellent! And the mango crepe was lit!! We managed to get our ferry tickets for Siquijor before heading back to the hostel.

Day 2 (September 13): Dumaguete to Siquijor

Travel time from Dumaguete to Siquijor was about 3 hours (the average travel time is 1.5 hrs). We took the Montenegro Ferry, the only vessel that sailed that day to Siquijor. The weather was rough. We rode a tricycle to White Villas Resort in San Juan, had a meal at their restaurant, and then decided to check in—a big thank you to the White Villas staff for accommodating us despite an error in our booking. We washed up, fixed our things, and slept the whole afternoon because our tour was canceled. It was such a rainy and windy day!

Day 3 (September 14): Day Tour in Siquijor

We enjoyed our complimentary breakfast at the resort. Afterward, we set off for our day tour, starting around 10:30 am. The weather had improved, making it safe to begin our tour. Our first stop was supposed to be Pitogo Cliff; however, it was still closed for the day. We decided to come back later that afternoon. Next, we went to Balete Tree Fish Spa. I expected small fish to tickle us. But there were larger ones, which I was a little scared. LOL. We shortly stopped by Hapitanan in Lazi and took broom shots. We met Ivana Alawi’s broomstick and brought home our souvenir voodoo dolls. We also stopped by Lazi Church and took photos. Lazi convent, which is across the church, was closed. It was lunchtime, and we ate Sinigang na pasayan and sizzling pork sisig at Jacs Kitchenette.

There, the rain started to pour. Despite the harsh weather, we continued the tour and explored the Sambulawan Underground River. We expected a canoe to hop on, but no vehicle could fit in the cave. Equipped with a life vest and torchlight, we explored the cave on foot with our guide, Kuya Arvin, who is very accommodating and skilled at taking photos. Our next stop was Salagdoong Beach. It was still very windy, and the waves were huge, so we dipped our feet in the water and climbed up to the viewpoint. The view was still astonishing as the clear waters hit the rock formations. Our final stop for the day was the 'Welcome to Siquijor' signage. We were drenched when returning to the hotel.

For our dinner, we visited Dolce Amore, an Italian restaurant 2 minutes from the resort. Their pasta, pizza, and gelato were a true luxury. No wonder most of their patrons are foreigners.

P.S. Big shoutout to Kuya Jesse, our tour guide, who was super friendly and accommodating and ensured our safety!

P.S.S. We were supposed to return to Dumaguete, but all trips were canceled. So, we extended our stay at White Villas. We were unable to use our reservation at the Flying Fish Hostel.

Day 4 (September 15): Going back to Dumaguete

Kuya Jesse picked us up at White Villas and took us to Siquijor Port, hoping to catch any trip back to Dumaguete. We were given a queueing number for the 2 pm trip, but it was canceled. We took a chance for the 4:30 pm trip, but we had no slot. Thanks to the fixers who got over 20 tickets for one queueing number.  */Annoyed/*

It's a good thing Kuya Jesse lent a hand to us. His friend picked us up at the port ticketing office and helped us find a nearby inn to spend the night. This time, there were three of us sharing a room. We met Ate Fritzie at the ticketing office; she couldn’t grab a ferry ticket, too, and joined us.

That night, we tried booking our ferry tickets online. We booked possible trips of OceanJet fast craft, Montenegro Lines, and Aleson, too, for the next day.

Day 5 (September 16): Travel Day to Dumaguete, Manila, and Bicol

It was a very early wake-up call – 4 am (but I extended 10 minutes of sleep). Kuya Jesse picked us up at the inn head to Siquijor port for the second time. This time, the fast craft ferries resumed their trips. Our online booking for OceanJet (for beshie and me) and Aleson (for Ate Fritzie) were the keys for the 6 am trips. We bade goodbye to Siquijor and arrived in Dumaguete after 40 minutes of travel.

Since our flight to Manila was scheduled for 10:40 a.m., we were able to try Dumaguete’s painitan for breakfast. PJ and his mom took us for a quick tour of Dumaguete and Valencia. And we made it on time for our flight to Manila! But upon landing, the first thing we did was to get our luggage and find a nice place to dine in NAIA T3. We cannot miss eating during lunchtime, so we had a meal at Army Navy and had takeaways from Tim Hortons before transferring to NAIA T4, where we were supposed to take off for Daraga, Albay.

Btw, the window seat was excellent! Covered with fluffy clouds, Mt. Mayon said hi to us.

And yes, we traveled from Siquijor to Dumaguete to Manila to Albay to Naga City in JUST A DAY. Teleporting was real, folks!

Thanks to Avis for driving us from Naga to Daraga and returning from Daraga to Naga. And thank you to Sieg for the additional stay at the White Villas.

Thank you, PJ, Rae, and Solamillo Fam, for driving us and the silvanas.

Thank you, Miracle21 car rental, for lending us your baby Wigo for your Dumaguete City & Valencia tour. Thank you soooo much, Kuya Jesse, for all the help in getting around Siquijor and for ensuring our safety.

Hoping to come back to Dumaguete and explore more places in Siquijor soon!

-- The Beshies, MaiMai & JenJen

[silentsanctummanga]

Yung pakiramdam na talo nanaman yung pinadala niyong Beast Fighter sa Terra Erthu.

Dapat kasi Bozanian "BEST" Fighter ang ipinapadala niyo!

[sushisusie]

☑️ hihi beshie-approved naaaa!

[sushisusie]

so ayun, natuloy din ang EK with my gurls

[bloodyangel18]

ready blue team 😂 #beachpls #vitaminsea🌊 #weekendvibes #islandgirls #beshies https://www.instagram.com/p/CWNlgEdjaoR5z-qOptfbhV89qippquW9eO-u5Q0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[sirkevinmartin]

SO CAL BESHIES. Thank you for your hospitality, cuteys. It hasn’t been a year since you moved | back to the United States and I’m so glad I got to see you before your first year anniversary in the country. Cannot wait to hang about in a few days, fam! 🤵🏻‍♂️ #Beshies #SouthernCalifornia #LosAngeles #California #SouthernCalifornia #SKMTravels #SKM2021 #PandemicTravels (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CP9cHHnHYV6/?utm_medium=tumblr