the sign of Club Noah prominently displayed on the Daet-Mampurog road with rates and telephone numbersAfter a few minutes of soaking in the cold water of the rocky stream and few photo opportunities, decided to eat lunch, again took pictures then hurried off to ride the jeepney back to Daet's famous Bagasbas Beach.
the cold water of the river, actually just a sapa (stream), is a favorite of locals for picnics and escape from the searing summer sun
a common site in the Philippines: men drinking while soaking in rivers and lakes
on the exit trail of Club NoahNext pitstop: Bagasbas Beach
A similar resort, named Sinagtala resort, can also be found in the town of Labo, also a jeepney ride away from Daet.
astig! inuman sa ilog. pwede pala yun. nice insight on this place.
ReplyDeletethe dong, darn, you're fast to comment. i just posted this entry and just editing it when you dropped by :P
ReplyDeletelooks like the walk going to the river is quite long.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good way to cool down: having a picknick in the river.
ReplyDeleteits very interesting and beautful place to go, coz this is my place in san lorenzo ruiz, czms. norte
ReplyDeletethanks for the info tutubi. My mom and dad are both from Bicol but never got to explore anywhere the area. Kudos to you!
ReplyDeletenice! sa San Vicente meron din yung Mananap Resort..
ReplyDeleteI don't know if there's still sinag tala near labo cams norte.
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