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After a one-day delay caused by a missed flight connection, we've made it to the beautiful island of Siargao in the Philippines. Since we've missed a day of island hopping and adventure, we're teaming up with a couple of locals to pack as much into just two nights as possible.
Contents:
0:00 Intro
0:26 Meeting our Siargao guides
2:34 The Coconut Forest
3:55 High Diving in Sugba Lagoon
8:32 Fresh Roadside Nipple Bread
9:15 Lunch at Magpupungko
11:08 Magpupungko Rock Pools
12:27 Fresh Roadside Clams
13:33 Maasin River
14:49 Malinao Secret Beach
16:23 Siargeo-Bleu Resort & Spa Tour
18:24 Walking to General Luna for Lunch
20:21 A Hot Day for Cold Treats
21:19 Conclusion
22:22 Another Missed Flight?
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We’re the Lockwoods. And we’re traveling the world to experience-up close and in person-all the natural wonders and distinct cultures that our kids would otherwise be consuming only through textbooks and TV. We think it’s a better way to learn and we’re working hard to fund this little experiment in the hope that our kids will grow up wiser, kinder, and more grateful for the beauty of our diverse planet and its people.