Green Goy

This promising place I fell in-love with offers both adventure and tranquility combined. The strip of a beach has interesting rock formations on both edges while in the middle lays a quieter stretch of sandy beach. I’ve found love in this place! Believe me. If you want adventure and at the same time de-stressing oneself from the daily hustle of life, I would recommend venturing out to this secluded Pulambato beach of barangay Libagong, Villaba, Leyte. Why? Because this less-known attraction of Villaba is still off-the-plan from the tourists’ bucket list, I can guarantee you that you can thoroughly enjoy a getaway in a more peaceful atmosphere away from noise, pollution, crowd, and swarming nega-vibes.   Now, here are a good spots that you shouldn’t miss. 1. Babá sa iho - Its cave opening resemble from those famous whale shark’s mouth in which the site is named after. Inside has a small area probably 3 meters wide to rest in and a good place for refuge during rain and scorching midday s

"Finally, I'll be able to visit the island I've always wanted to see."  We started our whole-day island trip from Durano Port in Tabango, Leyte and we sailed off across the Visayan Sea for almost 2 hours. The morning was joyful with the Forever Young squad, and everyone had varied great expectations for the island. The Forever Young squad The ocean was so calm during our visit to this distant island. The boat appears to be gliding effortlessly across wide azure waters. The boatman said we were fortunate because there are times that the waves might be rather large and powerful. Sailing Smoothly The Maria islet of Carnaza provided our first breathtaking view during the trip. We can't stop ourselves from being enthralled by the rock formations and the life that exists beneath the sea. We were speechless because the crystal blue water allowed us to view the beauty below. The corals and the fishes were in a festive display. The Maria islet We then proceeded to sail aro