So Much Fun in Cebu

This post about our family trip to Cebu on July 30, 2010 is long overdue. It's been a long time since I last visited this blog, and now it's time for some updating. 

We were  in Cebu for four days. We spent the first night at Crown Regency Hotel where you can find the Skywalk (first in the Philippines) and of course, the Edge Coaster. We did not MISS that.

I noticed that these two attractions really drew some crowd even  up until 12 midnight. We had our turn at the skywalk at past midnight already because of the long cue. The waiting was worth it because the Skywalk was really an extreme adventure that my kids truly enjoyed. The skywalk and the edge coaster are believed to be the first of its kind in the Philippines.

The following day, we left early for  Plantation Bay. A very refreshing sight welcomed us all. This resort is indeed a world-class facility. it is known for its being a user-friendly resort. 

There's a lot you can do in the resort. We went biking, wall climbing, and even had fun at the firing range. There are shuttle jeeps that can take you around the resort when you want to swim. There are restaurants offering various cuisines but they are located apart from each other. Don't worry there is a map to be provided when you register, so you can easily navigate your way to this wonderful resort.

Pre-climb Physical Activity at La Mesa Dam Ecopark

In anticipation of a much higher MASL in the coming weeks, Kaya Pa Mountaineers spent a day at the Ecopark (La mesa Dam) last June 20, 2009 to have a physical fitness assessment by doing wall-climbing and zipline. Apart from that, it was also a bonding day for all the fathers as we celebrated in advance their day, 'father's Day." Each family brought food to share on the table, and everyone had a great lunch. Kuya Louie grilled the most delicious 'liempo" ever, coupled with Boyet's delectable "sawsawan".


As usual, we the kikays of Kaya Pa! Mountaineering Club (we are also known as the sunblock beauties LOL) looked after the kids WHILE busying ourselves with souvenir shots. so here's one: from left to right is Manet, Lucilyn, Joi, Janet and Maribel.

None of us girls dared to do the wall-climb. The father and son tandem of Dennis and David gave it a try and successfully hurdled it. The wall climbing costs P50 pesos per head while the zipline costs a hundred.

On the other hand, a pretty young lass, Natassia Kim (daughter of Boyet and Maribel) had the guts to do the zipline.



It was a great day for Kaya Pa Mountaineers. Now we look forward to another hike as soon as the sky clears up. Rain, rain go away.... (by: Lucilyn B. Saylon)