See posters for details on events in Cebu this March 2011.
Catch DJ Dankann at the Penthouse Cebu on Saturday, March 26, 2011 and Funk Avy at the Penthouse on Friday, March 25!
For more on Cebu events, follow InstyleCebu here on Twitter and Facebook. Ciao!
I owe so much backlog posts it is not even funny! I have blogposts on the holidays, Sinulog 2011, our trip to Boracay Island and some events on the side so I do hope you’ll bear with my ineptitude. So far, I’d like to conclude our Thanksgiving trip (sheesh, that long, huh) from last time with this feature.
Published From PhilStar:
We’ve heard them all, we’ve seen them all and we’ve zipped them all. When someone opens up a zipline adventure park, everything is always the first, the longest and the scariest. When you visit Dahilayan Adventure Park in Bukidnon, you missed out the part where its the beautiful-est, the green-est, the newest and the grandest.
Since its launch in 2009, the Dahilayan Adventure Park now has horseback riding, mini-boat ski ride, wall climbing, All-Terrain Vehicle rides, Zorb balls, rope course challenges and more. Their 150, 320 and longest 840 meters zipline rides at maximum speed of 90 kilometers per hour at the foot of Kitanglad Mountain Range totally surpassed Camp Sabros Zipline of Digos, Davao del Sur who is currently offering an 820-meter zipline ride.
Read more here.
Please enjoy the photos.
How to get there: From Cagayan de Oro, take the Davao-Bukidnon Highway, right on the Alae Junction, proceed 25 kms to Barangay Dahilayan past Camp Philipps and the pineapple fields via Mampayag. The park is open everyday including public holidays from 9AM to 3PM, major credit cards are accepted. For booking, more information and inquiries, please contact them at +639228801319 or (088)857-2663 locals 403 and 404, or visit their website: www.dahilayanadventurepark.com.
Before I can conclude my Thanksgiving trip to Cagayan and Dahilayan, I just wanted to publish this again. The marketing girls of Shangrila Mactan Resort and Spa invited us over to test out their new Chef’s specialty dishes – all imported from Tuscany! Very chic, very Italian. I got to spend the longest lunch I’ve ever had in the history of my dining life with Jude from Cebu Daily News and Sir Jigz from Sunstar. Guess who gets to represent The Freeman Cebu?
Perhaps I’ll tell more of that new venture of mine in another post but for now, please feast your eyes on these 5-course meal Chef Marco Ghezzi prepared for us five. An excerpt of the entire lunch break period: Read the rest of this entry »
…in my case – for Prince Sebastian, the 1 year old and 2month old shih tzu we have.
You must have been wondering how on Earth do we transport a dog from one island in the Philippines to the other judging from several trips we have had in the past. For a dog who is even less than 5 kilos, Basti requires so little to travel. I am not really sure how it is with larger breeds but so far, Basti has been travelling by sea and not on airplanes – yet. Should you wish to travel with your pet by sea anywhere else in the Philippines regardless of on any day of the year, even on Mauritius holidays, this is what is required:
1. A travel permit for your pet at the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Bureau of Animals Industry (BIA) at the Animal Health Division (AHD). In Cebu, it is located at the back of Pier 3. In Cagayan de Oro, the Bureau is located at the port area in Puntod.
2. Bring with you your pet’s medical or health certificate. Or his health book from the Vet. Must state that animal has had an anti-rabies shot and all of his recent shots.
3. Secured permit must not be more than 10 days prior to shipment.
4. Information needed to fill out to acquire permit:
Name of Pet
Breed
Sex
Age
Color
Weight
Species
Now when the grouchy guy from the Bureau gives you the permit (usually expires after 3 days), this is what you need to show at the pier. There is no need to check in 5 hours before departure – you can pretty much check in together. Provided that your pet is caged, you check in at the counter and show your permit. Cebu Ferries/Superferry charge P150 for checked in carriers, P450 for Trans Asia and free of charge for Sulpicio Lines.
Now, do you really want to leave him behind?
Note: For aircraft travelling with pets, Pets accepted as baggage are assessed a fee equivalent to actual gross weight multiplied by the prevailing excess baggage rate. Find out more on how to travel with live animals here.
During November, the company lets us enjoy two days of vacation for Thanksgiving. We appreciate the gesture but I’d rather go to Cagayan than carve turkeys.
Visited the FISH SPA at SIGNATURE LANE. Read the rest of this entry »
