I’d originally booked a flight from Cebu to Hanoi on 6 September. The airline changed the aircraft, the schedule and the connection before cancelling it altogether :))) I worried prices would go up, so I booked for 9 September and only then asked my boss if I could work remotely for two days 😇

I read the blog, found Malapascua beautiful so I scheduled a trip here, asked ChatGPT for the most detailed itinerary of the destinations.

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Take a cab to the North bus terminal, go to the front door, the security just leaves, look for a small entrance, probably a meter wide.
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140k bus ticket to Maya New Port, I'm sitting on the bus for an hour, the bus takes another four hours for 130 km.
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Buses take you to the ferry terminal, the beach, walk another 200 meters, pay the fees, tickets,...

A small boat carrying about 10 people, a short drive to the island, about 15 minutes.

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The rules of the hostel, small island I found each hostel this ok, dorm room, spacious, with curtains

Sitting on the boat seeing many starfish, after getting a room, we walked out to the sea. I swam down and walked out about 5 meters only to see, the last time I went to the sea to swim sure from the 2017 Vietnam Tour, at the bath after getting black skin so after a few times swimming Vietnam Tour I do not like it anymore.

When it was dark, we followed the maps to walk to the hostel, the maps were wrong, the further we went, the further we had to go back to the old way.

The next morning I was in the room doing remote control until lunch time to eat out, in Vietnam everyone can rest at 11:30 and I waited until 12:30

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I've been fishing crabs, fishing on the beach all day, seeing wherever the sand rises or changes color, there's crabs underneath, watching fish swim, watching starfish,...
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After the rain, I ran up to the shore and I saw this chapel.
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like in a horror movie there are many ghosts here, I looked around and saw firewood burning so I thought people were still out here normally, I found a path to get out, it was empty around but I was not afraid, I walked a little longer and saw two ghosts, then I went into the resort and got out:D
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It's just as beautiful in the picture, but twice as beautiful when you see it with your own eyes:)))
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1:30 in the morning, 2:00 in the afternoon, I've bought water and got a seat.
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I work, but it 's not really as efficient as sitting at the computer.
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After watching the sunset, it was time to eat (I only had three steaks left), I bought three 60 pisos, gave the 100 bill, the lady said there's no money back, I must want to buy more:))) I dug in my pocket for extra coins to pay
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They don't call this rice, I forgot the Filipino name, it's like cooking from flake rice, hard to eat, you can't leave it over.