My first out of town: 2 days roundtrip Cebu - Bohol

Hey there again, Hivers! Life's full of whirlwinds of errands and responsibilities, and it has kept me from sharing updates with you all. It's been almost a month since I last posted my intro blog, but here I am, ready to share with you my adventure with my family.

Allow me to take you on my journey from my first-ever ferry ride bond to another island far from home. It was exciting as well as nerve-wracking. My family is always a fan of making trips enjoyable and smooth sailing, so they booked our tickets well in advance of our planned departure date.

We had arrived early at Cebu Port (Pier 3). And we had plenty of time to enjoy the busy atmosphere and have a lively conversation while waiting for our departure time. Well, a complete 10/10 on what was my experience at this port terminal for the reason that it was very accommodating, the staff are welcoming, and it helped ease my nervousness about sea travel.

We have brought along our lively bunch of kids, my mischievous nephews, but they were kept in check by my sibling, so we don't need to worry about accidents around the terminal. The terminal has a small play area to keep the little ones entertained.

When our departure time was announced, we were being picked up by a small shuttle bus, which sent us to our ferry ship. We boarded a Lite ferry; once onboard, I was surprised by the entertainment options around the cabin, and my nephew was mesmerized by how the boat set sail since it was also their first time riding a boat.

I followed my father into the roof deck and enjoys the fresh air of the sea and the view of moving ship. I loved how the city creates a beautiful scenery as it is fading into the distance.

As we wait to arrived in our destination, my cousin and nephews stay sitted as they need to be comfortable before arriving to Tubigon, Bohol.

Upon reaching Bohol we set off on the road and start to explore the Bohol beauty. We were riding our own vehicle so I was not able to check the port of Tubigon in Bohol. Although we were not able to visit the famed Chocolate Hills yet, the smalls hills greeted us on hinting what we can discover around bohol.

The trip does not talk about the change of every scenery in our nature but it was the testament of how the adventure can bring joy and wonder in the family. So, I don't have enough time to compose my story on this trip but allow me to continue this on my next blog on where did we first visit in Bohol and how we enjoy it. Hope you enjoy reading.

All I can say is, "As the boat set sail and the horizon captivate with endless possibilities, I realized that every journey whether through life or across the sea is a witness to the bond we share with everyone and adventures yet to come."