Top 5 drinks to boost your energy while traveling

Forget about hang over and tiresome travel adventures.

Always keep this drinks in mind and some must be kept in handy, anytime, anywhere!

Here is the list of must-have drinks when you travel:

5. Coffee

You can always start, end and break the day with COFFEE.

Some places has their own signature coffee, too. So, it is a must-try treat for yourself.

4. Green tea

It was found out that this drink does not only gives you more energy but it also improves your memory and comprehension. Never get lost again! Visit this link for more information about the recent study on the effects of green tea.

3. Monster!!!

Just one of my favorite drinks. Actually, you can substitute any energy drink that you want. This portion wants you to know that you should always keep an energy drink in your bag when you travel. In case, just in case.

2. Buko Juice

This is the ever-delicious, ever-nutritious drink that you shouldn't miss in your adventures!

Try to find this treasure on your next trip.

1. WATER, the HOLY WATER!

Keeping a bottle of water in your hand while on a trip is the most essential thing to do.

Never leave your best friend! She will never let you down.

Thirst, injury, dirt, whatever... you can always trust her.

Happy trip! 

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Fall in love with Philippine waterfalls

Are you excited to spend your summer break on adventures?

Visit these must-see waterfalls in the Philippines!

Explore the road-less-traveled.

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Hagimit Falls in Samal Island, Philippines

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For adventurous folks who wants to visit this enchanted falls, you may contact this Hagimit Facebook account.

Balagbag Falls in Real, Quezon Province

Photo credits to Merl Fernandez

If you have a happy feet, feel free to visit this Facebook site for more information and pictures about Balagbag falls.

Panas Falls in New Corella, Davao del Norte, Philippines

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Panas actually means "erase" in Hiligaynon, one of the languages used in Davao. To know more about Panas Falls, bring your clicky fingers to visit this link.

Inambakan Falls in Ginatilan, Cebu, Philippines

Photo credits to Karen Dagoy

Ready to go backpacking and dive in Inambakan? Learn more about Inambakan falls by visiting this link.

Asik-Asik Falls in Alamada,North Cotabato,Philippines

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This newly discovered magical falls look tantalizing. Its verdant background makes the falls extraordinary. To know more about Asik-asik falls, visit this link.

Please share this site if it made you want to dive in these falls. :)

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Virgin Summer Destinations in the Philippines

Are your looking for a true summer adventure?
Pure beaching?
Affordable vacation?

The list below will introduce you to some virgin or semi-virgin beaches in the Province of Antique, Philippines.

1. Mararison,(Malalison) Culasi, Antique



Never heard about Mararison?

Perfect!

This adventure will never fail your craving for beach bumming, serenity and virginity of the island.

How to get there:

From Iloilo City, ride a bus or van going to Culasi, Antique. The terminal for Antique-bound PUVs are located in Molo, Iloilo City.

Upon arrival at Culasi town , proceed to the Municipal Tourism Office to get a safe conduct pass, pay the fees required and arrange for your boat ride going to the island. You can contract boats going to the island right in front of the People’s Park. Make sure to bring your own toiletries and be ready for a camping!

2. Nogas Island, Anini-y, Antique


This marine sanctuary is a natural magnet for seasoned scuba divers who love the underwater wonders that this marine reserve offer. It offers coarse white sands and virgin diving sites. This island is also a great pre-nup location.

How to get there:

From Iloilo City, ride a bus or van going to Anini-y, Antique. The terminal for Antique-bound PUVs are located in Molo, Iloilo City.

Go to Siraan Spring Resort. There is a relaxing hot spring in Siraan (a bonus for you!). From Siraan, ask for a trip to Nogas Island.

3. Seco Island, Tibiao, Antique



Seco means elbow. The name of the island came from its shape which forms like a human elbow.

This pristine island is uninhabited but is available to locals and tourists alike.

Its semi-virgin sands and waters are cool blue and offers a great place for swimming, snorkeling and kite diving!

How to get there:

Charter services are available from tour operators and resorts directly from Boracay.

You may also opt to proceed straight to Tibiao, Antique that is 2 hours ride from Boracay/Caticlan area, 3 hours from Kalibo and 5 hours ride from Iloilo City.