My flight was supposed to leave at noon, but the airline pushed it back to around four or five. With hours to fill, I stayed until checkout and went to find lunch.
It looked cheap and good, but it didn’t leave much of an impression 🤭
I’d checked in online and had my boarding pass.
One of the types of buses in the Philippines.
I walked to the airport, there's a pedestrian bridge and I have a lot of time so I'm up here to see the scenery.
By now, I've been in the airport for a little bit of sleep, and when I came out of the gate for lunch, it was raining.
me in the mirror
Boarding time
landed safely
I checked on Google maps and it says you have to take two buses, and from there to the hostel 3-4 km. I saw the bus to city directions, so I went there, asked the person who sold me this ticket, and he told me to wait at the end of the line.
It's less than a dozen miles, plus rush hour traffic jams, and it takes an hour.
The bus leaves the North bus terminal, here luckily I downloaded the app Move it to order Grab bike, but on the app Grab only car, originally I was going to walk to the hostel 😶🌫️
4 km, I give you 50 piso, tell the driver to keep it, calculated 25k VND is cheap
The hostel is on the second floor, the restaurant is on the first floor.
I didn't want to go to bed after dinner, so I went for a walk, all dogs along the road:D with the homeless.
Red light is half a meter high, 300 meters away still clearly visible.
I walked around and I saw the night market.
I thought yogurt should buy a bottle to see if I can drink a sip and feel nauseous 🤮
I'm going here and back, and then there's probably twice as long as I'm going through.
On my last day on the island, I left the hostel with my laptop, found a place to work by the water and went for one more swim before catching the ferry.
A cancelled flight left me with two extra days of work in the Philippines. I spent them in Malapascua, where I could wade out from the beach and see starfish.