Four years ago we went there. We didn't go on the river but ate at the restaurant overlooking the river. We hired a taxi for the day to tour Bohol which cost us £20. We also bought lunch at the restaurant for our driver.
The restaurant was quite empty but there was loads of food there.
20 pounds for whole day tour? We paid 2500 maximum of 4 people...thats for 8 hours tour, that's the package in the HOTEL.. We ate lunch on the boat bad timing it turn out not good coz there delayOriginally Posted by Gavanddal
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2500 Pesos? We paid £20 when the rate was about 104 Pesos to the £. We arranged it directly with the driver. We enjoyed the tour, just the two of us.20 pounds for whole day tour? We paid 2500 maximum of 4 people...thats for 8 hours tour, that's the package in the HOTEL.. We ate lunch on the boat bad timing it turn out not good coz there delay
July 2008.
Rochelyn & I stayed at a little place called "Nuts Huts" on the Loboc River.
There were a few wooden houses near the river and we could hear the songs from the boats as we were settling in for the night. Most songs were of the crooning variety.
Rochelyn said she would never go back to "Nuts Huts" as there were so many steps to climb up and down.
Her legs were shaking all night, and I thought it was me
I was carrying all the heavy bags and don't know how I made it to the bottom
Be careful getting on or off any boat there.
The river leaves a very slippery sludge on the landing piers and many people have gone "bottom over chest"
I remember all the wildlife that you can hear as you drift off into slumber.
The thousands of insects and animals that communicate as the sun goes down was great.
The big spiders in the houses on stilts were quiet though, and Rochelyn wasn't afraid.
No TV, but who needs TV when you are in love.
Rochelyn & I stayed at a little place called "Nuts Huts" on the Loboc River.
There were a few wooden houses near the river and we could here the songs from the boats as we were settling in for the night. Most were of the crooning variety.
Rochelyn said she would never go back to "Nuts Huts" as there were so many steps to climb up and down.
Her legs were shaking all night, and I thought it was me
Be careful getting on or off any boat there.
The river leaves a very slippery sludge on the landing piers and many people have gone "bottom over chest"
I remember all the wildlife that you can here as you drift off into slumber.
The thousands of insects and animals that communicate as the sun goes down was great.
The big spiders in the houses on stilts were quiet though, and Rochelyn wasn't afraid.
ohhhh what an unforgetable experience hehehehe... It was my first time too with my girl friends it was nice but that time the managment of tht food they serve the food late and the boat run late too duuuuuu
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