Bohol

In the morning, we were given a ride to the boat dock by jeepney, so I was happy to have a short jeepney experience. There were several groups sharing the ride. When we arrived at the dock, we boarded a small boat and headed towards a larger boat, wondering if we were going to chase dolphins... but unfortunately, we didn't encounter any. We went straight to Panglao, and since there were no dolphins, it was just a slightly long boat trip, but they served beer, so I was invited to have one. Of course, I can't drink too much since I can't swim, so I restrained myself. The bread at this time (it seemed to be made in a bread maker) was delicious. At Panglao, we waited for a small boat to go snorkeling, and at the suggestion of the guide, I shared a GoPro with a Chinese woman who was also on board, so we were able to rent it for less than half price. That was a great deal. We did encounter a sea turtle, but it was in fairly deep water, so it was small even to the naked eye and blurry with a smartphone, so the guide took pictures with the GoPro for us, which was a nice memento. At Pangdat, with its white sand, it was high tide, so unfortunately the water was only knee-deep. It was beautiful, but it was a disappointment. We had a meal on the way back; the pork was quite tasty, but the beer was nowhere to be served, perhaps because the crew had already drunk it all. For some reason, we weren't taken to the spot where we were supposed to see sea turtles, and our second snorkeling trip around Panglao was cut short due to a storm. Overall, it was okay, and considering it was a cheap tour, I can't really complain.

We saw so many tarsiers this time! They were so cute, blinking and moving around. The tour guide was very helpful and explained where we were going and where to meet. It was a very enjoyable experience.