Drinking Cheesy Feet There were a few hours spare before we had to get the boat back to Port Barton. You would have thought I would have got the hang of re packing the bag by now, the contents don't change but I'm sure things go in a different order each time I do it. I sampled the brewed Filipino coffee. It was actually pretty good and was a blend of both Robusta and Arabica which meant it had the smell of the the Vietnamese coffee I like and some of the tast...

Houston, we have coffee There are lots of Island hopping trips, an underground river and some other bits to do in PP. We realised we've not really had much time relaxing (me flapping around like a de-finned fish in Malapascua certainly wasn't!) and also the trips are quite pricey so we had a bit of time not doing too much. We grabbed another tricycle ride into the main part of the city. Things do seem to be more organised and a bit more robust on this island, ...

4 boats and bioluminescence Another travel day ;) - we relaxed in our tiny hotel room for a few hours in the morning before heading to the airport. I've been a bit disappointed with the lack of Pinoy coffee so far, but having read again it seems like the coffee region is in the south of the country (advised against travelling to here at the moment). Seeing an Illy sign at the airport was rather pleasing. Also my Italian counterpart suggested pizza, which I g...