Paoay Church

What sets Paoay Church apart from the many churches in the country is because of its three-dimensional visual experience from all its angle.

Fr. Antonio Estavillo started the church in 1694, was completed in 1710, and rededicated in 1896. The materials they used were coral stones and bricks to be earthquake-resistant. Alicia Coseteng dubbed Paoay Church as "Earthquake Baroque".

Though the church looks ascetic and barren inside, one can sense the magnificence and rich history that unfolds the whole of Paoay Church.

Outside, the children had fun playing with Tito John.

While we wait for the halo-halo to be served.

Bayfront Hotel at Subic

If you're looking for an affordable accommodation and a day of relaxation this summer, try Bayfront Hotel at Subic, situated at Blk 19, Lot 1, Moonbay Marina, Waterfront Road, CBD Area, Subic Bay Freeport Zone. It is more accessible with North Luzon Expressway or NLEX.

Has ample parking

Hospitable staff and crew welcomes all guests with a smile.

Though the pool has no slides and fountains, it will surely excite the little tots

while having fun with mom and dad.

The view from the room where we stayed, overlooking the beach.

The well-appointed rooms offers superior comfort and convenience, each with air-conditioned, color TV, telephone, bathroom facilities, and snack bar.

If your into bars and live band, Bayfront is a just steps away from them.

You may also enjoy classic Filipino dishes and fresh fruits for breakfast at their in-house restaurant.

Malamig Park Resort

Malamig Park Resort in 410 Malamig Park Resort, Bustos Bulacan is a quick and nearby getaway for simple fun. The atmosphere of this resort is farm-like with fruit-bearing trees all around.

They have 2 wavepools resembling a shoreline.

Kids will enjoy the three kiddie pools with assorted activity playset and slides, namely Octopool, Dolphin Pool and Mushroom Pool.

TreeTop Adventure

Treetop Adventure lives by its name as it delivers adventures 100 feet above the ground. What I like most about this place is the lush scenery of the rainforest, overgrown trees with over 3,000 types and the friendly attitude of its staff.

The canopy chair lift ride is by far my children's favorite. While on this lift one will be able to marvel at the beauty below and all around. The chirping of the birds and other animal species can also be heard from above.

The free fall drop takes just about a minute but the thrill, fear and excitement of the one trying it may take more time before that great big plunge.

The trekking adventure, which takes around 1 to 1 1/2 hours, is not for lazy feet. The guide explains the different plant species and trees as you stroll along the steep and at times slippery ground.

Before the trek takes place, a forest survival demonstration is held.

I totally forgot what they call this ride.

I just know that my kids and their cousins had fun riding it

This is the view when we went on an ordinary day, around 9 in the morning.

This is the view in the afternoon. More people flock TreeTop on a weekend, which means more waiting time for one to be accommodated on a particular ride.

TreeTop is located at Upper MAU FSC Tourism, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Zambales.