Nadya’s Adventures on MOKEN
May 6-12, 2018: We were excited when our niece, Nadya, who was volunteering in Bali, decided she’d stop in the Philippines for a week on her way back to Canada. […]
Tag Archives: Palawan
Subic to Borneo Adventure: May Highlights
Here it is…the oft delayed and much anticipated final installment of our Borneo or Bust saga. In this segment we go from El Nido, Palawan, Philippines to Kota Kinabalu, Borneo, […]
Subic to Borneo Adventure: April Highlights
April 1-30, 2018: As our Borneo or bust saga continued into April, we were firmly entrenched in Busuanga Bay and our days ambled by. Here are some of the highlights. […]
Puerto Princesa and the Underground River
June 8-17, 2017: All work and no play make Chris and Sandra a little batty, so after the big reveal of MOKEN’s new paint job, we decided to celebrate with […]
February on MOKEN
February 1-28, 2017: We spent the month of February in and around northern Palawan, exploring Bacuit Bay and Malampayan Sound, before heading back up to Busuanga Island. After provisioning at […]
Diving the Coron Wrecks
May 2016: On our return to Busuanga Bay earlier this year, we took another opportunity to dive several of the Japanese wrecks that were sunk here by the Americans towards […]
Our Black Island Dive Safari
May 12, 2016: For WWII history buffs and wreck divers, Coron is one of the Philippines’ premiere destinations. Most of the wrecks are located in Coron Bay, a short boat […]
Palawan 2015: One Cat’s Take on the Cruising Life
April 6, 2015: Hi there, this is Nukaat. Remember me? It’s been a while since I’ve posted on the blog. I’ve just been so busy. My days at the dock […]
Palawan 2015: The Home Stretch
March 19-22, 2015: It was time to leave the protected waters around Busuanga Island and continue on our way north. I was dreading this moment. We had about 200 nautical […]
Palawan 2015: Matinloc’s Dark Secret
March 9, 2015: There’s trouble in paradise. I’m not talking about the amount of garbage left behind by the hundreds of tourists that descend on Matinloc Island every day. There […]
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