Lenteng Buhay 'to

Apo Island is one of the top ten dive sites in the country and around the world. It can be accessed via a 30-minute boat ride from the neighboring town of Zamboangita. Its pride is its fantastic rock formations scattered over the terrain, a protected marine reserve, magnificent white sands and a relatively untouched endowment of natural marine resources – 650 documented fish species and 400 kinds of corals, click here for more!

After Siquijor, our next destination Apo Island to check out the beautiful sights under water. Posing while waiting for registration and waiting for our assigned boat.

We're craving for lechon but unluckily it's not market day here in Zamboangita so May just imagine the roasted banana as such

souvenir shop at the registration area

We survived the big waves and now excited to see what's in store for us underneath the waters of Apo Island

Welcome to the marine sanctuary!

Ready!!!!

WOW!! Not just Nemo.....

They finished all our bread and banana....so many fishes, amazing snorkeling already what more the diving!

After feeding the fish, we head to this resort (Apo resort) that serves lunch for walk-in visitors to feed ourselves

It's a small world really, imagine seeing Amelia and Steve in this resort, that's them going down the rock after doing rock climbing....whoa!

Yummy lunch, can't remember if we had seafoods! probably not!

Beautiful rock formation that serves as gate of the resort

It was a wonderful day in Apo Island....now heading back to rest and start another trip again!

that's going to be our first stops in the many destinations that we plan for our Negros Oriental trip. Siquijor used to be called Isla del Fuego or Island of Fire.

watching a funny video of Justine Timberlake doing "All the Single Ladies" while waiting for our flight to Dumaguete City

Welcome to Dumaguete City!

after checking in our stuffs we headed to the Port to catch the nearest boat scheduled to go to Siquijor...no need for rest =) no time to waste!

Delta 3, we are the last group of passengers in, then all aboard and off to the mystic and magic of Isla del Fuego....

we don't know the significance of this statue, but she's there welcoming us that's why we pay her a visit

around the Island with this multicab (the usual transport service in the Visayas) with Joram as our tour guide

lunch in Salagdoong beach resort

fire tree forest, according to Joram when you go there in June the whole area is so red because of the fire tree flowers (could be one reason why they call it Isla del Fuego? of course I just made that up =P)