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It was an early start but we were not at all tired as we were looking forward to this trip to the islands and to spot dolphins! 🙂 Below are the highlights from the Dolphin and island Hopping Tour in Bohol…

Headed towards Balicasag island catching the dolphins first then going to the island for snorkeling followed by sand bar at Virgin island

After hanging around and searching high and low for the dolphins to appear... — After hanging around and searching high and low for the dolphins to appear…

Finally! Whole school of dolphins sighted!

Snorkelling off Balicasag Island - Corals — Snorkelling off Balicasag Island – Corals

Snorkelling off Balicasag Island - Our guide diving in basketball jersey! — Snorkelling off Balicasag Island – Our guide diving in basketball jersey!

Our Guide at Balicasag who worked very hard to steer our boat and look for interesting fish turtles at the edge of the corals

Virgin Island Sandbar with locals selling coconuts and sea urchins…

Temporary stalls at the sand bar of Virgin Island

Fried Bihoon at 200 pesos and coke at 30 pesos

We were back in Amorita Resort at around 2pm and we can’t wait to laze in the pool and sip our drinks! Wait a minute! Isn’t this what we already did yesterday???!!! 🙂 This time round we had Mojitos but the bartender took really long to make the drinks and they were greenish in colour. Hmmm…not the usual Mojitos we normally drank. Perhaps most people here go for the beer and the cocktails are not ordered that often. We also felt peckish and ordered a few dishes, but one at a time so that we can enjoy the food while it is still warm. Sorry, no photos of the food because we’ve kept the camera back in the room 😛 We highly recommend the pizza – the thickness of the crust was just right! 🙂

When we went back to the room, we were pleasantly surprised by the pastries in the room for the turndown service. We decided to order a cup of cappuccino (smiley face!) to go with the pastries, as well as the Turon de Bohol which turned out to be the nicest dessert we have eaten. Check out the photo!

Turon de bohol – Banana Jackfruit Springroll with caramel sauce and ice cream (210 pesos)

Room service cappucino... smiley face — Room service cappucino… smiley face

We did remember to brush our teeth after the sweet treats. Heh. Good night world!

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Too soon, it was time to return to Cebu. We spent a couple of days in Cebu to round our trip before returning home to Singapore. Stay tuned for day 7 of our Cebu/Bohol trip tomorrow!

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Day 5 is a lazy day for us. We woke up late and enjoyed the wonderful breakfast at Peacock Garden Bohol.

We had some time to stroll around the compounds of Peacock Garden again before we packed our bags. We really cant bear to leave this place 🙁 Soon, we were at the reception checking out and paying the bills. It was a fast and smooth process. As the reservation included 2 way transportation, the car was ready to bring us to our next destination, Amorita Resort.

Lobby and surroundings of Amorita Resort…

Weather forecast beside Saffron restaurant Amorita Resort

Flower deco for anniversary at Amorita Resort Bohol

The weather for the day was a cloudy 25deg Celsius and it was a nice walk along the beach. There were many local and foreign tourists enjoying the warm waters and very very soft sand. Many people were doing “mud bath” in the shallow waters, and some experienced locals were looking for sea urchins. I was offered to taste one…fresh from the sea! A new experience! However, my tummy wasn’t feeling too good that night though. Kate enjoyed an one-hour foot massage for 300 peso. It was soooooooo relaxing to lie on the beach, feeling the sea breeze, and getting the soles of your feet rubbed. After that, we went along the beach to share the joy with the kids by giving out our helium balloons. Many kids were thrilled by the balloons 🙂

Swimming pool and view of Alona Beach from Amorita Resort Bohol…

View of the bohol sea from the infinity pool Amorita Resort

View of the beach from the pool at Amorita Resort

Another view of the pool with the day beds at Amorita Resort Bohol

Alona Beach from the garden deck of Amorita Resort

After washing the sand away, we dipped in the pool and enjoyed happy-hour priced San Miguel Light while watching the sun set before our eyes. We felt thankful for what we have been blessed with, and can’t wait to spend the brand new day ahead together.

To end of the day, we had a hearty meal at Saffron.

Grill Buffet Dinner at Amorita Resort…