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Tres Marias Cafe and Bar in Camiguin Island

Nestled within the pristine beauty of Camiguin Island, Philippines, is Tres Marias Cafe and Bar , a hidden gem that beckons travelers to experience the essence of island living. In this blog, we embark on a virtual journey to uncover the charm, sustainability, and warm hospitality that define Tres Marias. Discover Tres Marias Tres Marias is more than just a café and bar; it is an embodiment of the tranquil and picturesque surroundings that Camiguin is known for. Tres Marias invites you to escape into the heart of nature's wonders. What sets this establishment apart is its commitment to supporting local craftsmanship, with furniture crafted by artisans right here in Camiguin. Eco-Conscious Living Beyond its modern tropical interior, Tres Marias demonstrates a deep dedication to sustainability. Their choice of 100% plastic-free, compostable, and biodegradable cups made from sugarcane bagasse not only reflects eco-consciousness but also

Tres Marias Cafe and Bar in Camiguin Island

Nestled within the pristine beauty of Camiguin Island, Philippines, is Tres Marias Cafe and Bar , a hidden gem that beckons travelers to experience the essence of island living. In this blog, we embark on a virtual journey to uncover the charm, sustainability, and warm hospitality that define Tres Marias. Discover Tres Marias Tres Marias is more than just a café and bar; it is an embodiment of the tranquil and picturesque surroundings that Camiguin is known for. Tres Marias invites you to escape into the heart of nature's wonders. What sets this establishment apart is its commitment to supporting local craftsmanship, with furniture crafted by artisans right here in Camiguin. Eco-Conscious Living Beyond its modern tropical interior, Tres Marias demonstrates a deep dedication to sustainability. Their choice of 100% plastic-free, compostable, and biodegradable cups made from sugarcane bagasse not only reflects eco-consciousness but also

Sunset View in Camiguin Island

Camiguin Island is a small, peaceful, and breathtakingly beautiful island. The island is surrounded by crystal-clear waterfalls, pristine beaches, and lush green forests, making it an ideal location for tourists seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. But what sets Camiguin Island apart from other tropical paradises is its stunning sunset views. The sunset view in Camiguin Island is a must-see for anyone who loves nature's beauty. As the sun sets over Camiguin Island, the sky transforms into a spectacular canvas of colors. The hues of the orange, yellow, pink, and purple merge to create an awe-inspiring sight that captivates every visitor. The sky appears to be on fire as the sun slowly dips below the horizon, casting a golden light over everything it touches. One of the best places to witness the sunset in Camiguin Island is the famous White Island. It is a small sandbar located a few kilometers off the coast of Mambajao, the island's capital. The sandbar i

Balai sa Baibai

"Balai sa Baibai is a play on the Bisayan translation of “house by the beach” coupled with the Thai concept of “Sabai-Sabai” which means to rest/relax/chill out. So, Balai sa Baibai means your home by the sea where you can sit back and relax. It is your extended family and home away from home in the Philippines." "Balai sa Baibai is located directly at one of the very rare sandy beaches on Camiguin with a breathtaking view over the Bohol Sea and the famous White Island. A tropical Bali-style garden with beautiful flowers and palm trees are surrounding our 7 rooms and villas. To cool down after unforgettable hikes or sightseeing tours around the island, our main and infinity pools are the right choice. If you want to relax and enjoy a massage, our spa, located in the middle of a tiny lake with water lilies, will wait for you. You can enjoy our breakfast and dinner in our restaurant with terrasse and open kitchen. Don´t miss the breathtaking sunsets

"Rituals and Customs to Celebrate Chinese New Year"

"Rituals and Customs to Celebrate Chinese New Year" While most Westerners experience ‘Chinese New Year’ by watching parades in Chinatown and having a great meal, its traditions vary from country to country. The holiday is more aptly called ‘Lunar New Year’, as it marks the start of a new lunar cycle, and is one of the most important holidays in Asia.   Photo by @Travelingbarista07 Share the wealth with loved ones The colour red brings literal wealth in the form of red lai see packets gifted to children and unmarried adults during the holiday. These red packets are cash gifts that can range from a few dollars to quite hefty amounts, depending on the relationship to the recipient. Employers are also expected to gift red packets to unmarried employees as a sign of gratitude.   Photo by @Travelingbarista07 Watch a traditional dance or fireworks show Perhaps not the most hangover-friendly of traditions, LNY wouldn’t be complete without pyrotec