A bunch of beautiful, sandy beach islands off the northeast coast of Panay Island. First settled around 1846, it draws in tourists not only because of its beauty, but abundance of beautiful corals and fish life. Be certain you will have some very affordable and delicious seafood. A highly recommended stop, if you are making … Read more
Name of tour guide: Edwin City or town tour guide lives in: Iloilo City, Panay Range tour guide is willing to travel: Panay Island, Guimaras Island, Bacolod area. Special characteristics of tour guide: If busy will arrange for someone else to replace me.
Name of tour guide: Wendy M.C. City or town tour guide lives in: Asturias, Cebu Range tour guide is willing to travel: Cebu and Bohol and possibly anywhere as long as all expenses are covered Special characteristics of tour guide: Entertaining like very talkative and singing, likes swimming and hiking, loves yoga and food.
Name of tour guide: Joanne M.B. City or town tour guide lives in: Mandaue City, Cebu Range tour guide is willing to travel: As far as Boracay or north of Mindanao Special characteristics of tour guide: Fun, Talkative, Smart, Adventurous, Interested in different cultures, Friendly, Spontaneous, Accommodating.
Only a one hour ferry ride from Bacolod to Iloilo, 250p each way, then a 20 minute ferry ride from Iloilo City to Guimaras, 15p each way. The cost of our guide is 1000p for the day, plus his transport costs and entrance fees, plus a $20 advance payment processing fee. You can combine with other … Read more
At 2.3 million in population, Iloilo City is the largest on the island of Panay, it has an airport, is easy to get to, and therefore a good launching pad if you’d like to explore the beautiful island of Panay. Guimaras Island is just to its south and another good tour destination. Jump to: Accommodation … Read more
The Miagao Church, also known as the Santo Tomas de Villanueva Parish Church, is a Roman Catholic church located in Miagao, Iloilo, Philippines. It was preceded by two other churches: the first near the Tumagbok River in Ubos; the second on the same site and built in 1747 by the parish priest. Unfortunately, both were … Read more
Only a one hour ferry ride from Iloilo, 250p each way, as opposed to the 4-5 hour bus ride from Dumaguete. If you are late to catch the fastcraft back to Iloilo, there is another slow ferry to Dumangas, but then you’ll need to catch a tricycle taxi from there to get you the rest … Read more
Only a one hour ferry ride from Iloilo, 250p each way, as opposed to the 4-5 hour bus ride from Dumaguete. If you are late to catch the fastcraft back to Iloilo, there is another slow ferry to Dumangas, but then you’ll need to catch a tricycle taxi from there to get you the rest … Read more
Only a one hour ferry ride from Iloilo, 250p each way, as opposed to the 4-5 hour bus ride from Dumaguete. If you are late to catch the fastcraft back to Iloilo, there is another slow ferry to Dumangas, but then you’ll need to catch a tricycle taxi from there to get you the rest … Read more