After our Chocolate Hills and Tarsiers adventure, we are now ready for some lovin’ (in my vocab, this means eatin’).
Chiz, Me and Jeremy, ready to eat and float
The Loboc river cruise starts here, near the Loboc Church
It takes you down a winding river and all you see is GREEN. Jade green waters surrounded by lush green nipa palms, green banana groves and
green coconut trees
Until it reaches Busay Falls (where you can jump off and swim) then the boat makes a u-turn to take you back to see more green
Remember, we are also here for the food.
A small buffet spread of simple local dishes – grilled fish, grilled squid,
grilled chicken, fried chicken, pork barbeque, pansit sotanghon, puto,
suman, and tropical fruits
My first go
Aside from the on-board singing crew, we enjoy riverside entertainment, too.
Tinikling, the Philippine National Dance
And some dancing with long poles to a medley of Boholano songs
Jin’s travel tip: Try this if you are on a diet or want to save a few hundred pesos
Loboc River Watch Floating Resto
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