After resting and changing our clothes to swimming attires, we immediately took a dip in the beach. I love how clear the water is but I was a bit irritated by the yachts, boats, and other water equipment the resorts have nearby.

Oh and if you’re a new follower or someone who just happen to go through my about me page, you might have noticed that I have edited the part where it says I don’t know how to swim. Haha! I actually do, it’s just that I don’t consider myself good at it. And yep, I was also able to learn how to dive and swim down to the seabed surface (i can only swim just about the surface before hahaha) during our stay in Batangas. So yes, all credits to the boyf! 👏 I swear I learn so much from him! ☺️

Gian’s dad brought their underwater camera for all these photos! Haha!

Just look how clear the water is! That’s my feet, Gians’s and his siblings'.

Channeling my inner mermaid... Hahaha!

We took a short rest when Gian’s mom required us to put more sunblock to prevent sunburns. I on the other hand, has never thought of having sunburns as a big deal. Whenever my skin turns a tad darker than the usual, I seriously feel better with the thought “at least I had fun” or “at least I was able to enjoy in the beach while y’all asses are just at home/work”. Yup, embrace those sunburns! But I still recommend you all take care of your skin even if you think you have too much melanin.

Chloe, Gian’s youngest sibling.

Speaking of Chloe, just looking at the following photos tingled my heartstrings. As you all know, I’ve been longing for a kuya (mas may impact pag tagalog haha) ever since gods know when.

I’m the eldest child with a younger brother and my dad works abroad who only goes home once a year for a month. That’s why I’ve always been so close and at ease whenever I’m with my group of guy friends. I’ve always been independent and I just love the feeling of having guys around me whom I can depend on.

I will always envy Chloe--she has two older brothers (and other close guy cousins) who will always look after her no matter how old she gets year by year.

luh nasingit ko pa talaga mag-drama 😅

-end of drama- 😂😂

We also took the chance to kayak for free which was included in the package though I wasn’t thrilled enough since I’ve already tried it in San Juan, LU where the waves are larger compared to the calm sea of Laiya.

After staying in the beach, we took off to try the pool. We had too much of night swimming and more diving lessons from Gian through going under to get a piece of stone down under.

The photos below by the way were taken the following day.

More photo ops before finally getting off the pool to prep up going back to Baguio.

My eyes were almost swollen because of the excessive diving practices but hey, it’s always good to learn something new, right?

And to end this post, here are some typical couple pool photos 😂

I immediately fell in love upon arriving at the resort. I love how simple yet aesthetic the place looks like. I was also amazed on how long the back shore was reaching almost until the cemented pavement outside.

We stayed in the balcony for almost an hour to rest and to cool down. Gian’s grandparents were excited that they somehow managed to rest for only a few minutes then went to the beach. Gian and I on the other hand roamed around and took pictures together.

We then made our way to the beach as soon as we saw his parents and siblings going.

A few more photo ops while Gian’s mom was checking the ‘pearls’ being sold by some locals walking around.

We were all skeptical because they were selling it from a thousand to 3 saying those are legit but already cheaper than those sold in the malls.

*short convo*

tita: ganito yung sayo diba, Isa?

me: ay hindi po tita, tig-30 pesos lang sa tabi-tabi tong sakin *bursts out of laughing*