Summer vacation!

We pulled it off! <3 Yay! Okay, so we went to Tagaytay for our long awaited summer vacation. Haha it was an adventure. We went there via public transportation. We were even able to go to Nasugbu for a short beach experience. :)

Finding a bus wasn't that hard. There are a lot of buses along Taft Avenue so we just had to look for one that goes to Tagaytay or Nasugbu. It took us around 2 hours without so much traffic. Needless to say the travel went ok. :) Had a quick lunch at KFC then bought some chips then a tricycle ride to our place- Crosswinds Tagaytay. The place was nice. An ideal spot for relaxation and quality time. The place was cozy enough to force us not to leave for dinner. HAHA. Good thing we had noodles. ;) We can also cook but the problem was we didn't have any ingredients. It would be a big hassle without a private car. But anyway. The air was fresh and walking along the pine-tree-lined streets was amazing!

The trip to Nasugbu was quite the adventure. Hahaha we were walking along the road and asking people how to get there. The people were kind enough to give us directions. :) The beachfront was not that nice, compared to San Juan's. But what the heck, we were in it for the adventure and experience. From Magallanes Square in Tagaytay, Nasugbu us 44 kilometers away. It took us around an hour and a half to get there by bus. Another tricycle ride and we arrived at the beach place. Decent place for families who are on a tight budget. But for those who are looking for white sand or clearer water, San Juan (Batangas) would be a better bet.

After taking a few pictures and watching kids swim, we decided to go home. :) Another tricycle ride and we're back at the bus terminal in Nasugbu. This bus travels up to Lawton so we didn't have to get off and find another ride. It's like a direct flight to Taft again. :) The travel was tiring. Probably because of the whole day's activity. When we arrived home, KO in bed! :))))))

HAAAAAA. That was an amazing trip. The best part was we went there via commute! Hehehe saved a lot of money on gas and had loads of experience. :) Next year, we're planning to go a bit farther. ;)