We spent the past 2 years literally hoping for the PH to reopen. When we left in 2020 we thought we would be back in less than 1 year, but we are happy eventually we could come back even now. The Philippines deserves much more attention and tourists ♥️
I'm so impressed with how well you both pronounce local words and places. I appreciate the effort you make. You both are so natural in your dialogue and your narration very informative. I just love your vlogging style! You are so sweet towards each other, one would think Anthony Hopkins and Meryl Streep just got married and went to the Philippines on a honeymoon 🥰👫😍👩❤️💋👨😘 ❤❣️....lol (maybe it's your sweetness that attract the nik niks 😛)
Thank you so much for the detailed comment, it means a lot to us! ♥️ Our language is of latin origin, so it’s also similar to Spanish, maybe that’s why it’s so easy to learn the words and pronounce them correctly 🤗 We try out best to make our vlogs as infirmative as possible about the places we visit, incorporate some local experience in each, we don’t want to be the center piece of the story, but of course we will tell the story through ouw own experience 🥰 Pleased to hear you enjoy our vlogs!
@@roamaniacs I was actually told that Romanian is the spoken language that is closest to Latin, and was going to add it to comment but was concerned it was lengthen messaage too much. But now you've provided your viewers with another factoid 👍 Multumesc 😉
Yes, the solution we found later on was coconut oil. But it’s kind of hard to rub yourself in oil all over and still be able to film and touch equipment 😅 But it did help, sandflies can’t bite through oil. For me (Andreea) I have really bad reaction to their bites and I scratch for at least 2 weeks 🥹
No tourists, even El Nido had a lot less than it used to. But Sibaltan is not bery popular anyway, there’s little development here. Maybe it’s better, the beach and water is so clean 🥰
Its fun to watch you two ha ha its like im with you guys, im glad that you taking life to the fullest.Such a fun blast to watch. TBW / FYI I never been to that place.
Thank you for checking in on me, I didn’t hurt myself, luckily the sand was soft :) and I sat on the left side and the broken wood piece didn’t get to touch me. I got the best case scenario ☺️🤗
Hi! We explored Linapacan in our last visit in 2020, we have done de 4Days/3Nights expedition between El Nido and Coron eith Buhay Isla. The footage is not the best but we will post a short guide on it later. This time we have done the same 4D/3N expedition but in Balabac :)
@@roamaniacs linapacan islands are better in sunny days. Keeloma Expedition if you want to visit Linapacan group of islands unlike any other tour they visit several islands of linapacan. Other tours have campsite that's why they can able to visit their islands when they stranded
@@roamaniacs also Linapacan has 50+ islands. South Linapacan has Pical, Maosonon, barangonan. in North Gintu island, Cacayatan, Nanga, Manlihan, Bolina island. Linapacan area mostly are super white sand, crystal clear water and super healthy corals
@@jorgemontecillo3715 definitely there is still A LOT to explore in Linapacan and we would absolutely love to do it again, but as you say, best to do it in the dry season. We have been there in February 2020. Actually Keeloma was our first choice but sadly in 2020 their schedule didn't match with our plans. We believe the underwater world in Linapacan is one of the best in the world and now that we have learned how to freedive, we can't wait to do it again!
@@roamaniacs there are hidden group of islands around sulu area and it is the Pangutaran group of island. This is super untouch due to fears of local tourist around sulu.
9:02 i drop my jaw on that....take care guys....give some torture test first..u should kick first the wood before use cause that place just got open because of pandemic.. everything stocked in two yrs.
Yes, lesson learned! 🙌 To be honest, at a good look it was clear it’s not properly done (the wood was not deep enough in the sand and nothing consolidating it) but when you see swings like that, usually the view captures your attention and you go and sit right away ☺️ Thankfully I didn’t get hurt at all, fell on soft sand and the wood didn’t hit my head :)
Nik nik i heard an issue in Palawan . We don't have that problem in luzon and Visayas.and other part of Mindanao . What os the solution with that problem?
Yes this is true, we have only had issues with nik nik in Palawan. The solution we found was put coconut oil all over your body, they can’t bite through oil. But you always need to keep reapplying. In Balabac they bit even my ears, so it is not a 100% solution, they are really agressive 🥺 The regular mosquito repellents are not helpful at all.. People told me this one is good but you need to order online: urbanessentials.com.ph/products/bite-block-sand-mite-anti-nik-nik-spray-100ml
@@roamaniacs thanks.it seldomly emphasize by vacationers coming from Palawan but it was there in the back of my mind almost forgotten until you mentioned it in your trip.and that is the downside of this part of paradise can it discourage tourists coming over there?
@@titosarmiento8333 Unfortunately not everyone is interested to show and speak about the reality out of fear of losing viewers/subs so they will just say how great it is :) I think you can only decide after you experience it. Some people (like me) are more sensitive to nik nik and mosquito bites. Maybe you’re lucky and it will only itch a few days 🤞 I would still go to Balabac despite the nik niks (only seen them on Onok Island and in the evening a few on the beach of our basecamp). Around El Nido I would make sure to rent a scooter, so if the beach has too many nik niks (like Sibaltan or Duli Beach), you can go to Nacpan and you can enjoy there 🙌
@@roamaniacs thanks for detailed info.im just curious im Filipino from the mainland of Luzon.i just wondering what kind of insect is that.its beyond my experience there is a kind of beach insect whose bites sting more than mosquitos.
@@titosarmiento8333 it’s very very small, white with a black head, if you see them you will think they are harmless. Look for sandfly on google and you’ll see 🙀
We paid 1500 pesos rountrip to Nacpan Beach in 2020, that’s 40km 🥹 It was overpriced but we didn’t drive a scooter back then (we learned one week later in Siargao how to 😄) and rarely use a tricycle these days. Sadly this year we didn’t explore Luzon as much as we wanted because we found everything was always overpriced and could never rely on the people who said will provide some service, will share more in our Hiking Mount Pinatubo vlog. Some of these things are expected after 2 years of lockdown, we don’t mind some “innocent” overpricing, but get upset when it’s not “innocent” anymore. However, 90% of our trip in the PH in 2022 was filled with kind and helpful people ♥️
@@roamaniacs Tips : In Philippines you need Try to keep asking for discount... - They will give it on your price .. Even a Filipinos do that ..and all are willing to lower thier price..
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Thanks for revisiting my country. It helps the economy.
We spent the past 2 years literally hoping for the PH to reopen. When we left in 2020 we thought we would be back in less than 1 year, but we are happy eventually we could come back even now. The Philippines deserves much more attention and tourists ♥️
@@roamaniacs Yes. I believe so. And the Philippine government needs to increase advertising to the international community to get even more tourists.
@@Spy359 government must improve our infrastructure first and then advertisement!
BicoL region..Caramoan 🙂☝👍
Thanks for the recommendation🙌
Hello! New subscriber from canada 🇨🇦, pilipino immigrant here, enjoy ur stay and take care, mabuhay!🇵🇭
Much appreciated! Hope to visit Canada one day too! Welcome to our community ☺️🙏
buko! good for health!❤️🇵🇭
Haha, to be honest, one of the reasons why we came back to the Philippines is the buko 😍 Buko is life 😅🥰
Enjoy exploring the Philippines
Salamat po! 🤗
alone in paradise 😄😄😄
Welcome to our beautiful country our Romanian friends.
stay safe ✌👃❤
Salamat po! Coming to the Ph always feels like coming home 😍
I'm so impressed with how well you both pronounce local words and places. I appreciate the effort you make. You both are so natural in your dialogue and your narration very informative. I just love your vlogging style! You are so sweet towards each other, one would think Anthony Hopkins and Meryl Streep just got married and went to the Philippines on a honeymoon 🥰👫😍👩❤️💋👨😘 ❤❣️....lol (maybe it's your sweetness that attract the nik niks 😛)
Thank you so much for the detailed comment, it means a lot to us! ♥️
Our language is of latin origin, so it’s also similar to Spanish, maybe that’s why it’s so easy to learn the words and pronounce them correctly 🤗
We try out best to make our vlogs as infirmative as possible about the places we visit, incorporate some local experience in each, we don’t want to be the center piece of the story, but of course we will tell the story through ouw own experience 🥰
Pleased to hear you enjoy our vlogs!
Haha and Meryl Streep + Anthony Hopkins, still the best compliment ♥️
@@roamaniacs I was actually told that Romanian is the spoken language that is closest to Latin, and was going to add it to comment but was concerned it was lengthen messaage too much. But now you've provided your viewers with another factoid 👍 Multumesc 😉
@@travellingvloggerfan12 oh, you’re welcome to leave comments as long as you wish. Always happy to exchange ideas and interesting facts 🤗
Beautiful but very annoying the sand flies! But still the beach is beautiful!
Yes, the solution we found later on was coconut oil. But it’s kind of hard to rub yourself in oil all over and still be able to film and touch equipment 😅
But it did help, sandflies can’t bite through oil. For me (Andreea) I have really bad reaction to their bites and I scratch for at least 2 weeks 🥹
Looks like no tourists in that place. Stay safe guys.
No tourists, even El Nido had a lot less than it used to. But Sibaltan is not bery popular anyway, there’s little development here. Maybe it’s better, the beach and water is so clean 🥰
Welcome back. Thank you for visiting the Philippines again. Take care, enjoy and Godbless.
Salamat pot! We will always come back to the Philippines ❤️
@@roamaniacs 😊🙏
I love buko juice.
Us too! And the jelly inside ♥️
visit Guimaras island next time where the sweetest mangoes are grown.. 😊
Oh yes we will 😍
Sunteti foarte tari!!! 🤗
Mulțumim tare mult! ♥️
𝙻𝚘𝚟𝚎 𝚢𝚘𝚞𝚛 𝚟𝚒𝚍𝚎𝚘❤
Pleased to hear that, thanks so much! 🥳
Just subscribed! Love the view and your style of vlogging so unique. Enjoy the rest of your stay!
Thanks so much - it means a lot if people notice we try and create vlogs beyond the “this is what we did today” narrative ♥️🙏
Beautiful!! Palawan always delivers. Try to visit Balabac, Palawan or Taytay, Palawan
Yes, Balabac vlogs are coming soon! The nik nik saga continues on Onok Island 😂
@@roamaniacs Wow! Onok island. Yaaaaay!!!! If you are feeling adventurous, you can also go visit some awesome places in mysterious Mindanao.
Its fun to watch you two ha ha its like im with you guys, im glad that you taking life to the fullest.Such a fun blast to watch. TBW / FYI I never been to that place.
Aw 🥹🥹🥹 Thanks so much, it means a lot what you said! We’re happy if we can put the viewer in a good mood🥰
I hope, you didn't get hurt when the swing fell. Stay safe guys.
Thank you for checking in on me, I didn’t hurt myself, luckily the sand was soft :) and I sat on the left side and the broken wood piece didn’t get to touch me. I got the best case scenario ☺️🤗
Enjoyed the scenery guys
It’s so beautiful and peaceful up there 🥰
It's not really funny...the swing😁
Keep the spirit alive. Enjoy
Luckily it turned out alright and I only fell on the sand 🙌 Best case scenario :))
Beautiful 🤩
Thanks so much🥰
Explore Linapacan. Sibaltan are boundary line between El nido and Linapacan
Hi! We explored Linapacan in our last visit in 2020, we have done de 4Days/3Nights expedition between El Nido and Coron eith Buhay Isla. The footage is not the best but we will post a short guide on it later.
This time we have done the same 4D/3N expedition but in Balabac :)
@@roamaniacs linapacan islands are better in sunny days. Keeloma Expedition if you want to visit Linapacan group of islands unlike any other tour they visit several islands of linapacan. Other tours have campsite that's why they can able to visit their islands when they stranded
@@roamaniacs also Linapacan has 50+ islands. South Linapacan has Pical, Maosonon, barangonan. in North Gintu island, Cacayatan, Nanga, Manlihan, Bolina island. Linapacan area mostly are super white sand, crystal clear water and super healthy corals
@@jorgemontecillo3715 definitely there is still A LOT to explore in Linapacan and we would absolutely love to do it again, but as you say, best to do it in the dry season. We have been there in February 2020. Actually Keeloma was our first choice but sadly in 2020 their schedule didn't match with our plans. We believe the underwater world in Linapacan is one of the best in the world and now that we have learned how to freedive, we can't wait to do it again!
@@roamaniacs there are hidden group of islands around sulu area and it is the Pangutaran group of island. This is super untouch due to fears of local tourist around sulu.
Loving your vlogs. Finding new places. Awesome.👍🏼❤️
Aw, thanks so much! ♥️The good news is we will post at least 40-50 from the Philippines😄
Hope you try to visit Romblon, Guimaras or Siquijor
We have been to Siquijor ♥️ vlogs will follow in the upcoming weeks ♥️
You can find us as @roamaniacs on Insta and @roamaniacs_ on TikTok 🤗
9:02 i drop my jaw on that....take care guys....give some torture test first..u should kick first the wood before use cause that place just got open because of pandemic.. everything stocked in two yrs.
Yes, lesson learned! 🙌 To be honest, at a good look it was clear it’s not properly done (the wood was not deep enough in the sand and nothing consolidating it) but when you see swings like that, usually the view captures your attention and you go and sit right away ☺️ Thankfully I didn’t get hurt at all, fell on soft sand and the wood didn’t hit my head :)
what the heck happened with the swing? lol hope you're fine Ma'am
Haha, yes, all good! 😄
always haggle.. coz they will always give that price that has still room to be lowered.. 😊
Do you mean about the buko? ☺️
@@roamaniacs no on like transportation stuff like renting motobikes..tricycle fares etc..hehe☺️
Nik nik i heard an issue in Palawan . We don't have that problem in luzon and Visayas.and other part of Mindanao . What os the solution with that problem?
Yes this is true, we have only had issues with nik nik in Palawan.
The solution we found was put coconut oil all over your body, they can’t bite through oil. But you always need to keep reapplying. In Balabac they bit even my ears, so it is not a 100% solution, they are really agressive 🥺
The regular mosquito repellents are not helpful at all..
People told me this one is good but you need to order online:
urbanessentials.com.ph/products/bite-block-sand-mite-anti-nik-nik-spray-100ml
@@roamaniacs thanks.it seldomly emphasize by vacationers coming from Palawan but it was there in the back of my mind almost forgotten until you mentioned it in your trip.and that is the downside of this part of paradise can it discourage tourists coming over there?
@@titosarmiento8333 Unfortunately not everyone is interested to show and speak about the reality out of fear of losing viewers/subs so they will just say how great it is :)
I think you can only decide after you experience it. Some people (like me) are more sensitive to nik nik and mosquito bites. Maybe you’re lucky and it will only itch a few days 🤞
I would still go to Balabac despite the nik niks (only seen them on Onok Island and in the evening a few on the beach of our basecamp). Around El Nido I would make sure to rent a scooter, so if the beach has too many nik niks (like Sibaltan or Duli Beach), you can go to Nacpan and you can enjoy there 🙌
@@roamaniacs thanks for detailed info.im just curious im Filipino from the mainland of Luzon.i just wondering what kind of insect is that.its beyond my experience there is a kind of beach insect whose bites sting more than mosquitos.
@@titosarmiento8333 it’s very very small, white with a black head, if you see them you will think they are harmless.
Look for sandfly on google and you’ll see 🙀
1000 pesos tricycle for a round trip...?jesus..thats overprice.... expensive than a taxi?..i wish department of Philippines see this..
We paid 1500 pesos rountrip to Nacpan Beach in 2020, that’s 40km 🥹 It was overpriced but we didn’t drive a scooter back then (we learned one week later in Siargao how to 😄) and rarely use a tricycle these days.
Sadly this year we didn’t explore Luzon as much as we wanted because we found everything was always overpriced and could never rely on the people who said will provide some service, will share more in our Hiking Mount Pinatubo vlog.
Some of these things are expected after 2 years of lockdown, we don’t mind some “innocent” overpricing, but get upset when it’s not “innocent” anymore.
However, 90% of our trip in the PH in 2022 was filled with kind and helpful people ♥️
@@roamaniacs
Tips : In Philippines you need Try to keep asking for discount...
- They will give it on your price ..
Even a Filipinos do that ..and all are willing to lower thier price..