You’re welcome my friend.

You are not the first foreigner that said that to me.😁 Thank you my friend.

@dazeltv1351 Keep them videos coming, my friend.

@@smoothlee64 I appreciate you my friend.

You’re welcome my friend. Sounds good; I’ll be happy to help in anyway.

Thank you my friend.

Thank you my friend!

You’re welcome my friend.

Nice video my friend.

We had a couple from Colorado Springs that visited us and we had lunch with them at New Washington Aklan last February. They are planning on moving to Iloilo City. I used to go on temporary duty at the Air Force Academy when I was still active duty Air Force. Glad you and your wife are enjoying our videos. Thank you for supporting our channel. Take care my friend.

You’re welcome!!! 😊 We’ll keep in touch

Thank you our friend!

I am amazed about the growth and development of Kalibo.

Correct my friend! My drivers license just states “Capitol Site Kalibo Aklan” as its address; because I lived in that apartment when I got my license. I have to renew my drivers license in August; so I can update my address to Camella Aklan in Numancia. Let us know when you come to Kalibo. Be happy to have coffee with you. Take care my friend.

It’s certainly affordable for size and quality, in my country Honduras, this size and quality, goes around $350 a month, utilities not included, soo, we are talking about, $500 included electric, cable internet, in a good area as the one showing here, they are cheaper places, but who would want to downgrade their standards of living for the sake of saving couple of dollars?? You are retired already, you have your minimum standards, soo, your later life as good as you can afford to do so, regards from my hometown, La Ceiba Honduras!!

@@EvralTatum-Mcfield-ov2mi wow Honduras is pricey, I also look into Guatemala and México, thanks saludos!.

Wow! Thank you our friend. I will see if an apartment in Boracay will allow me to film. Many don’t want their units filmed. Let me know what budget you are looking to spend monthly on a rental. Rent in Boracay start at $250 and end upwards of $1,000 a month. Here’s my email: ginno1966@yahoo.com Let me know the specifics of what you are looking for; so I can check around for you. Take care my friend.

@@dazeltv1351 thank you see you next month 🙏🙏

@@reginaldgines5617 See you next month my friend. ❤️

I miss my daily coffee.😁

Kalibo has one of the cheapest cost of living I’ve seen in the Philippines.

@@dazeltv1351 cool that’s why I like window shopping so I can see the best bang for the peso lol 😂

@@FILAM4REAL Can't blame you my friend. I am the same way with our money.😄

@@dazeltv1351 yes sir every penny counts and it adds up to a million Pennies lol 😂

@@dazeltv1351 Yes, Sir...every penny saved is a great feeling

I went to the yellow apartments. I can’t recommend them.

The public transportation available in Kalibo are tricycles, jeepneys, air-conditioned and non-air conditioned vans and buses. Bus company usually is Ceres.

I don’t think there is an apartment in Kalibo for 30k pesos a month. No condominiums yet in Kalibo; but would not surprise me if they start building condominiums. So far; it’s new hotels I’m seeing being built in Kalibo (8-story high hotels). No hotels like that in Kalibo when I moved to Kalibo 12 years ago.

Yes, my friend.

Anywhere you live in Aklan province; on average you will get one day of scheduled power outage a month. Unscheduled power outages are hard to predict or hard to estimate how often. We can go a few months without any unscheduled power outage; then get a couple in one month. We bought a Bluetti power station; about the size of a car battery and rechargeable fans. So; power outages are not a big deal for us.

@@dazeltv1351 That does not seem too bad, probably fewer expats taxing the grid with their air cons... LOL. Was the Bluetti expensive to get their in the Philippines? they are handy to have.

@@readytoroam2504 The Bluetti power station costs around $400 when we bought ours 4 years ago. They are cheaper in the U.S.

I sent a message to the caretaker. I’ll let you know when she replies back. You’re welcome my friend. Stay blessed.

Yes; they have a one bedroom but currently rented. Price is negotiable depending on your length of stay. Probably can get it for 10k pesos a month if they have one available.

Thanks Ginno ..really appreciate it. Have a great day friend

I sent a message to the caretaker; I’ll let you know when see replies back. Thank you my brother. Take care and God bless.

@dazeltv1351 Thank You My Brother and God Bless You and Dazle and Leana and your Family

@@raymondking1793 You’re welcome brother.

1,200 pesos per day; 7,500 pesos per week.

@dazeltv1351 OK Thank You My Brother Ginno

Yes. Kalibo, Aklan is only 5 kilometers (3 miles) from Camella Aklan. Kalibo and Numancia (location of Camella Aklan) is separated only by Aklan River.

Thank you my friend.