Many plans, but none come to fruition. That's how well-planned outings go. That's why we realized that it's better not to have too many plans because they get fulfilled more. So now we're heading to Dumaluan Beach Resort in Panglao, Bohol. Most people know that Panglao is known for its white sand beaches.
At dawn, we were already on our way to the city of Tagbilaran because we still had to pick up some of our cousins who were staying there since they were studying there. From Danao, Bohol to Tagbilaran City, we will travel for one and a half hours using private vehicles. And from Tagbilaran City to Panglao Bohol, it takes about 20-30 minutes.
Before we arrived in Panglao, Bohol, we first stopped by Dauis, Bohol to buy some fish. It's prohibited to bring meat because of ASF, so we'll just eat fish for our meal.
You can really see at Dumaluan Beach Resort that it is well-maintained, the surroundings are very clean, and so are the comfort rooms and shower room.
They also have a parking lot for guests that costs 100 pesos for four-wheel vehicles and 50 pesos for two-wheel vehicles. The cottages also cost 1, 200 pesos per cottage.
You can really see how white the sand of their beach is, and of course, it's clean. Their cottages are also beautiful, with a uniform appearance and are really new.
They also have an area where you can grill fish and other items.
Root crops like cassava, sweet potatoes, and bananas are always present at the feast. There are also boiled and fried peanuts. Large fishlike milkfish and others. There are also shrimp, noodles, rice cake, crackers, and the spicy ceviche with lots of chili.
Of course, taking pictures for remembrance is a must so that someday we can look back and see that we also visited this place.
My child was very impressed with their shower room where you can rinse off after bathing in the data.
Thank you for reading and I hope you enjoy about my little experience today with my family. See you on my next blog :-)