The Other Side of Malapascua

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Recently I have been daydreaming of going to the beach because as the weather bureau suggested, it is already summer. But hey, the torrential rain and tropical depression keeps getting in the way. So I will just share with you the last summer we had with my friends at Malapascua. The island is considered as Cebu's last destination because it is located farther north isolated from the mainland. An island famous for tresher sharks and scuba diving, has a lot of beautiful chill out places. Not to mention its beautiful pristine beaches. And if you are up for some relaxing chill vibe secluded outside the crowded area, then the other side is the perfect alternative. Commonly known as Langub or North Beach, is perfect for the introvert bakasyunista. So check your leave credits, pack your bag, and let us swim the azure waters of Malapascua.


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