MOALBOAL BEACH RESORTS! BARS, RESTAURANTS, SNORKEL & DIVE!

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[@floren879]

Awesome 👏

[@AlfredHoyer-b1v]

Very3x nice place to spend Holidays in Moalboal !!!

[@harveyseno2790]

I'm still here and a faithful subscriber. Greetings from Sunny Florida

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Awesome! Thank you Harvey. Lots of Floridians here.

[@Stagger-One]

Most Excellent Video.. Thanks for bringing us along 😁

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jimscholz2997]

Awesome video... Love Moalboal... Tipolo is very nice...

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Agree Jim. Tipolo is a nice place and they keep the music down so not blasting out like a few places.

[@matthewadams1874]

Good informative vlog thanks for mentioning the typhoon that caused so much damage 💔

[@222fox1]

Great video, thanks for the information.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hongisland3016]

Good show around Moalboal has been in my bucket list. Sardine run looks fun.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

The sardine run and turtles are a unique experience hongisland.

[@thebigcheese6606]

Motorcycle 23 is the one for me.😂 Thanks for the video.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Lots of options here.

[@Rick-ls6zo]

What a nice way to spend the day. Envy here.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

It was good to get out of the city Rick.

[@ShanghaiSam1]

We visited Moalboal in 2018 and we really enjoyed our time there. We also went to Kawasan Falls. I saw a recent video about Kawasan Falls and unfortunately the area at the falls was heavily damaged and hardly anyone there, I hope it gets rebuilt in the future.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

We had some heavy rains about a month ago and I heard Kawasan Falls had been closed for some time. I hope to visit someday also.

[@MrMunjacake]

nice job rod....thumbs up........

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks 👍

[@KennyInSubic]

Thanks for sharing!

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Kenny!

[@manuelcamomot5152]

Awesome.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Manuel!

[@shineamenmbs3107]

Very informative video. Very large offer of resorts, restaurants and diving equipement shops. So sad that tourism has been affected a lot by Odette and C... Thank you Rod! ☀

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Shineamen! Looking forward to more of your videos!

[@johnanderson8705]

I walked 3 miles every morning, I had such a wonderful time. I want to do it again.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Walking is great for the body and mind John.

[@daddybob6096]

Great info Rod, admire your efforts towards Cebu, (Moalboal ) tourism. I guess it will take a few years to get back to the heyday of yesteryear, sadly. I believe yours is the only vlogg with such detail? Take care on that widow maker. Regards to you both from us. Brrrr. LoL.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Bob. It was a fun trip but too short. I stayed out an extra day and wish I would have spent a week maybe going around Negros Island. Stay warm Bob and Lina.

[@tobiasmichaels1050]

nice place

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

there are options Tobias.

[@tobiasmichaels1050]

yes brother i need a place close to a hospital , but i also want to be very close to the beaxh, debu city my home base @@AmazingPhilippines1

[@bccoregon]

Warning about scooter rentals though, is that they want to hold your passport as collateral but they dont store it securely and it may be refused back to you until you pay for scratches or dents that you are not guilty of and/or actual damages overinflated. Your passport is too vital to be gambling with as collateral.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

good point

[@angelodaconceicao7614]

Haven't been there since 2014 wow

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

A bit has changed Angelo, but a lot of recovering needed still.

[@salsafanatics]

Glad I came across your video. Are there Whale watching also in MoalBoal or just Oslob? We are planning to go next year. Thanks for making this vid.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I think it is rare to see Whale sharks near Moalboal but it has happened.

[@patrickmunneke8348]

That's a nice room you had. How much was it per night. If you said it I missed it.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

About 2600 for 2 nights Patrick. I insisted they move us from the 1st bare bones room they gave us which was listed online for about 650/night.

[@dumbmutts.7758]

Stayed in Quo Vadis a few times and would recommend it. It's been for sale for about 10 years but still no buyers. Before the dreaded c word was about 4000 peso a night post c was available for 1200 peso. Not sure about the rates now. The manager of the dive shop is British. so he was giving me the low down on what's happening and developing in Moalboal. At 12:49 when the tide is in you can see turtles within a few metres of the wall. When the tide comes in the sea grass comes out and the turtles come to eat it.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Interesting. I appreciate the info. I did a video there a couple of years ago but it got mixed in with other resort videos and I was not sure which was which so I never uploaded them.

[@richardcsillag2459]

Hi I want to schedule a private ride from Cebu Mactan to Oslob in November. What are your suggestions? Can I just take a taxi?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Hotels have taxi contacts or just talk to a taxi driver. probably 3000-4000 pesos for the day.

[@nwced]

Hello Rod, was the restaurant you mentioned at the beginning Detsy's or Betsy's? I am going to show friends around the Philippines including cebu Island. We will ho to Duma, siquior, bohol, Camigiun, I was wondering what beaches in cebu island you would suggest

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Betsy's. Cebu island beachs: Some of the better resorts on the east side of Mactan island have nice white sand beaches. The north end of Cebu has Daanbantayan with a nice long beach area. Bantayan Island and Malapascua Island to the north have nice beaches and a short ferry ride over. Moalboal White Beach and Panagsama beach.

[@ginaslife1179]

What is the name of the hotel u stayed?

[@alejandrodupio2578]

Moalboal "Dagway sa Paraiso"!

[@padskiification]

ROD, would i be able to get a place to stay IF I DO NOT BOOK in advance, i mean just go there without any reservation and i would be able to find a place to stay?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Yes, although you might pay the higher listed rate rather than a promo rate online. Lots of options with fewer tourists now.

[@johnanderson8705]

I used the ATM , and had no problems, Just do the 10,000 paso. Trust me. it will ask for USA conversion. Use that one.

[@michaelstewart399]

Great show BUT the economy has totally been destroyed they lie here in Bohol as well alona beach bankruptcy a hand full of tourist won't fix the damage

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Yes, these incompetent "leaders" around the world really destroyed economies, livelihoods, and lives with their idiotic decisions Michael.

[@johnnypastrana6727]

Always wondered what Moalboal looked like...looks intriguing and comfy to me but that sure is a strange name in a country with a lot of strange city names. Naming cities should have been left up to Filipino poets who had more of a sense of flowing language no doubt. The Hispanic names sound okay to me but why name a city Dipolog or any of a thousand other weird or harsh sounding names (rant over)? Walking along the Aventine Hill (one of the 7 hills of ancient Rome), the apostle Peter had a vision of Jesus walking back toward the city. In pure shock and confusion, Peter asked, “Quo vadis, Domine?” which means, “Where are you going, Lord?” Jesus answered him, “Romam vado iterum crucifigi”/“I am going to Rome to be crucified again”. This vision encouraged Peter to continue his ministry which led to him being crucified upside down soon after (ouch). Quo Vadis was also the name of a 1951 movie starrying Robert Taylor, Deborah Carr, and Peter Ustinov...a Roman general falls in love with a young lady who has been converted to Christianity. Found out there has been a remake of this movie in 2001...news to me. Monterrey, California used to be a big time sardine town...but catching limits were lifted during World War 2 and that spelled the end of the sardine industry there. A famous local marine biologist, (Ed Ricketts who Steinbeck portrayed as Doc in his novels 'Sweet Thursday' and 'Cannery Row') when asked where all of the sardines went answered: 'they are all in the cans'. 😭

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

You are a wealth of information Johnny and I really appreciate it. Love history and trivia.

[@qwer12345table]

Phil. gov't wants tourist but never fix roads... what a shame... rant.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Yes, quite disappointing that the roads have not been "fixed" in years.

[@aartman01]

I see that Basdiot Road is still as shameful and disgraceful as ever.

[@nashkita77]

Pan -- exam -- a

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Nashkita!

[@nashkita77]

@@AmazingPhilippines1 it's more like "drama". exsama. That's how I learned.