Comments on: Crossing Cebu to Iloilo by Nautical Highway, the Unconventional Way http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way The Filipino Guide to Philippine Destinations Sat, 11 Oct 2008 15:23:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: rye http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-84581 rye Tue, 29 Jul 2008 05:47:52 +0000 http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-84581 ei! when i went to bacolod from cebu, i took the 4am ceres bus via DSB. men! it was a great experience. i wished i brought a decent camera that time to take pictures of the beatiful landscapes we passed. and yes i also saw the chocolate hills version of negros, the tall waterfalls, the rice terraces of negros, the sugarcane plantation. the 8-hour trip was really worthwhile. we also went to mambukal resort and had a long dip in their sulfur pool with the giant flying foxes just above you. ill definitely go back to bacolod. ei! when i went to bacolod from cebu, i took the 4am ceres bus via DSB. men! it was a great experience. i wished i brought a decent camera that time to take pictures of the beatiful landscapes we passed. and yes i also saw the chocolate hills version of negros, the tall waterfalls, the rice terraces of negros, the sugarcane plantation. the 8-hour trip was really worthwhile. we also went to mambukal resort and had a long dip in their sulfur pool with the giant flying foxes just above you. ill definitely go back to bacolod.

]]> By: kit http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-65483 kit Fri, 21 Sep 2007 05:23:11 +0000 http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-65483 hei bro thanx for the blogs i enjoy read it.. had been read it twice. me and my friends planning to tour in bacolod and iloilo before going to bora... mag landtrip mi because we want more adventures... i think around lunch time will arrive in bacolod city.. wel stay there in one night cause we plan to visit at mt. mambukal resort...so how far is city to resort? hope our trip in bac wl have more pleasure than we expected.. hei bro thanx for the blogs i enjoy read it.. had been read it twice. me and my friends planning to tour in bacolod and iloilo before going to bora… mag landtrip mi because we want more adventures… i think around lunch time will arrive in bacolod city.. wel stay there in one night cause we plan to visit at mt. mambukal resort…so how far is city to resort? hope our trip in bac wl have more pleasure than we expected..

]]> By: cebu real estate http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-52669 cebu real estate Tue, 31 Jul 2007 12:44:42 +0000 http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-52669 my brother domark is always on travel .. from cebu to negros to iloilo .. he was trying to trace the places using google earth .. my brother domark is always on travel .. from cebu to negros to iloilo .. he was trying to trace the places using google earth ..

]]> By: Dex http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-51648 Dex Fri, 27 Jul 2007 02:04:46 +0000 http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-51648 beautiful pics...been to Cebu but not in this place so far. My friend here ask if were you onboard a Ceres Bus Liner? beautiful pics…been to Cebu but not in this place so far. My friend here ask if were you onboard a Ceres Bus Liner?

]]> By: habagatcentral http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-44763 habagatcentral Thu, 28 Jun 2007 01:35:36 +0000 http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-44763 @burgosrp. Yeah, I've slept along the trip. I was so tired at that time. I'll be crossing Negros more often nowadays. @burgosrp.

Yeah, I’ve slept along the trip. I was so tired at that time. I’ll be crossing Negros more often nowadays.

]]> By: Crossing Cebu to Iloilo by Nautical Highway, the Unconventional Way http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-44417 Crossing Cebu to Iloilo by Nautical Highway, the Unconventional Way Wed, 27 Jun 2007 05:16:27 +0000 http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-44417 [...] For the faint-hearted and non-risk takers, this is not for you. For cash-strapped and the adventurous, this is one hell of a risking cutting trip to Iloilo from Cebu! (more…) [...] [...] For the faint-hearted and non-risk takers, this is not for you. For cash-strapped and the adventurous, this is one hell of a risking cutting trip to Iloilo from Cebu! (more…) [...]

]]> By: burgosrp http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-43638 burgosrp Sun, 24 Jun 2007 11:54:19 +0000 http://www.pinoytravelblog.com/roadtrip/610/crossing-cebu-to-iloilo-by-nautical-highway-the-unconventional-way#comment-43638 I am from San Carlos and your descriptions of my homeplace pique me. You are right in saying that communist guerrillas used to patrol the mountain fastnesses of the Negros cordillera. You are correct in pointing out that we have something like the chocolate hills of Bohol on the slopes before DSB (but you missed to mention our version the rice terraces so I surmise sleep took over that portion of the landscape)...Isn't nice to be home? I once crossed Tanon Strait from Toledo on a frail motorized banca after the last big boat left. Under cover of the night and skimming through a placid sea, our banca's motor sputters and eventually dies mid-sea, announcing the beginning of a harrowing experience that I want to blog about another time. We did manage to get to the port city of San Carlos and to the warm embrace of family and friends before light, and I tell you, that experience made coming home an acutely wonderful event. You are welcome to explore San Carlos in broad daylight... I am from San Carlos and your descriptions of my homeplace pique me. You are right in saying that communist guerrillas used to patrol the mountain fastnesses of the Negros cordillera. You are correct in pointing out that we have something like the chocolate hills of Bohol on the slopes before DSB (but you missed to mention our version the rice terraces so I surmise sleep took over that portion of the landscape)…Isn’t nice to be home? I once crossed Tanon Strait from Toledo on a frail motorized banca after the last big boat left. Under cover of the night and skimming through a placid sea, our banca’s motor sputters and eventually dies mid-sea, announcing the beginning of a harrowing experience that I want to blog about another time. We did manage to get to the port city of San Carlos and to the warm embrace of family and friends before light, and I tell you, that experience made coming home an acutely wonderful event. You are welcome to explore San Carlos in broad daylight…

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