Beach in the Philippines

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So you will be spending your  vacation in the Philippines ? Some universities had just finished their school year. But for us K12 students, we will definitely start upcoming June. Only a few K12 institutions are opening up for August. Honestly, August for us is upcoming water months. Our super summer months is up on March till May, the best to get a tan.

Enjoy your last stretch of May by visiting some more beach, and lets hope you get easily a tan.


Philippines Beach 

Remember, Asians especially for us Filipinos, we easily get a tan... and after 3 to 5 months, we can get back to being fair. Must be our Spanish blood for some of us, other than drinking glutathione for the older folks. Here's a tip use vco (Virgin Coconut Oil) as your suntan lotion. You will get a tan without being burnt - for Filipinos, Indonesians, Malaysians and naturally tanned white people. I observe the Chinese Filipino, Spanish Filipino and Japanese Filipino...Yes! they also easily get a tan, and after a few months get back to their ivory skin.

Remember use the right suntan if you are in the Philippines, buy only the authentic virgin coconut oil - cold pressed.

Daniel Soriano (Guest Writer)





Here are some more photos of a nice place to visit this last stretch of May. For as K12s -- our last summer hurray! 

Upcoming months, best to visit the falls, as there will be plenty of water, just make sure it is not typhoon days. Do your best to have the security check in the provinces before visiting - especially if you are new in the Philippines.  Tip - be with your friends and family always. Traveling alone is never an option in the Philippines.

If you are an adventurous type and you never experienced a typhoon in your life, the Philippines is the best place to be, but you need to come in prepared.

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