I was so restless while attempting to sunbathe (under the shade, haha) at Shangri-La’s Mactan Island Resort and Spa, so I decided to take random pictures.
My sources (who shall remain nameless) tell me that Mactan’s sand isn’t really this fine or white. They go on to say that Shangri-La imports their sand from another island in the Philippines. But you didn’t hear that from me.
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Nina, going through quarterlife crisis, decided to stop talking about traveling and actually start traveling. Starting with a solo weekend trip to Cebu to a backpacking trip in Thailand and Singapore, she finally made it out of Asia and into Australia. After spending close to six months down under, she's happily settled in Manila (for now), intent to explore the best things the Philippines has to offer.
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They go on to say that Shangri-La imports their sand from another island in the Philippines. But you didn’t hear that from me.
I’m gonna tellllllll! Pwahahaha. Great site you’ve got here!
Omg. I love your blog Nina!
Dang. I heard Shangri-La in Cebu is one of the finest. Grawr. *jealous*
Love the pic!
dude, you stayed at plantation bay. :P
Lol. Still!!! =P *glompsblog*
[...] a great getaway from the city (which is only 30 minutes away). From the lush green gardens to the stunning white sand, from the sparkling waters of the sea to the welcoming cool of the infinity pool, from the [...]
that is true. the stuff about mactan not haviing white sand, i mean. you can find better sand in the malapascua and bantayan islands.
great meeting you last night, by the way. hope you enjoy cebu.
We had so much fun in Cebu! It was fun to meet the Cebu bloggers as well
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