Fall In Love with Bolinao Falls

🌹 let's fall in love and never look back. 🌹

(Falls 1)
It was the second day of January when we went here, time to celebrate the year 2017! Actually my relatives went here already but I was not able to come due to some errands I had to do. Anyways, let us start to explore and be ready to fall in love with Bolinao Falls!


Bolinao is known for its premier beach destination: Patar. But if you're tired of sand and the taste of seawater then Bolinao falls is for you! It has 3 sections: Falls 1. Falls 2 & Falls 3.

fun story: Along the way, we really don't know where to go. We don't really plan things out as I mentioned before. So, the idea of coming to this place was so sudden. We actually decided to go there the moment we saw the signage implying Bolinao Falls [to the left].When we got there I don't know why but I felt dizzy and my stomach was twirling. It was really hard for me. Suddenly, I puked (I was so embarrassed lmao) and surprisingly I was alright. I was confused, why is my vomit orange? I remembered I ate an orange for lunch. And I therefore conclude that orange is not good for lunch. Lol.


We are at Falls 3, since the other two waterfalls are so crowded. We could not find available 'kubos'. We did not have a choice. At least, we enjoyed swimming with less people.

tip: you can rent a safety vest for only 30php

I fell in love with the scenery. I fell in love with the water gushing above. I fell in love with the formation of the rocks. In short, I fell in love with it. Everything. It was a nice trip. It will be remembered nicely and with love I can share this memory with a smile.


Love,
East.

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