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INTRODUCTION
Let’s blaze further to the south-eastern cost of Bondoc Peninsula in the province of Quezon. Alibijaban Island is a small island off the cost of the town of San Andres. It offers long white sand beach and unique mangroves that captured not only the interests of regular tourists but also the eyes of travel and landscape photographers. Join us in this amazing adventure to a not-so-famous island of Alibijaban. LOCATION Alibijaban Island, Quezon, Province Philippines DATE March 12-13, 2022 GROUP SIZE 6-10 travellers FACILITATOR Francis Ansing ACTIVITY DIFFICULTY Easy SEASON Dry / Summer ACCOMMODATION TYPE One in a tent or 2-3 in a hut TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS -Vaccination Card (complete) ***Will be based on Quezon ProvinceHealth Protocol 30 days before the trip*** HEALTH PROTOCOL ✅Regular checking of temperature ✅Always use of facemask ✅Always use of facemask while inside the vehicle ✅Social distancing must be always observed ITINERARY March 12 0400: Meet up at Jollibee (near Ali Mall), Cubao 0430: Drive to San Andres, Quezon. Take breakfast along the way. Shoot at Mulanay Mangroves along the way. 1200: Arrive at San Andres port. Lunch. 1300: Board boat to Alibijaban Island. 1320: ETA Alibijaban Island. Check in at our homestay. Rest and prepare for afternoon shoot at the mangroves area. 1900: Dinner 2100: Rest March 13 0400: Wake up call 0430: Sunrise shoot at the mangroves area. 0800: Breakfast. Prepare for check out 0900: Check out. Board boat to San Andres. 0920: ETA San Andres port. Board van to Mulanay. 1130: Stop at Mulanay for lunch. 1200: Shoot at mangroves area in Mulanay 1400: Resume travel to Manila. Stop at one more location to shoot at. 2000: ETA Manila DISCLAIMER We are not liable for any bodily injury or harm, accidents, property damage or loss as a result of, but not limited to: physical exertion for which the participant was not prepared for; travel by plane, boat, car and other modes of transportation; consumption of alcoholic beverages and local food intake; forces of nature such as winds, hurricanes, typhoons, flooding, landslide, avalanche, etc; heat exhaustion; photography equipment failure includes but is not limited to water damage, loss, and theft; civil unrest or terrorism; or the unavailability of medical services and medicines in remote areas and the quality thereof. We are also not liable for: expenses that are not specified as included in the fee. We reserve the right to make hotel and car arrangements and/or itinerary or route plan changes in order to improve the quality of the trip. FEE Php 5900 WHAT'S INCLUDED? -van (Manila - San Andres, Quezon Province) -homestay in the island (3-5 in a nipa hut mixed male and female) -dinner and breakfast -boat fees -island fees -water for taking a bath WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED? -personal and accidental expenses -travel insurance -meals not stated above REGISTRATION DEADLINE February 28, 2022 TO REGISTER -P3000 down payment must be made upon registration. -Balance must be settled 30 days before the first day of the trip. -Registration must be done by filling up the registration form. Scroll down to see the "REGISTER" button. -A copy of proof of down payment and identification must be sent francisansingphotography@gmail.com. CANCELLATION -Deposit/downpayment is non-refundable. -If full payment is not received by the specified dates, we reserve the right to treat the reservation as cancelled and we can retain the downpayment. -50% of the balance paid will be returned if cancelling 30 days or more before the first day of the trip. No refund will be given if cancelling within 30 days before the first day of the trip. -All cancellations must be made by writing an email to the organizers. PAYMENT CHANNELS Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) Francis Eneria Ansing 9809-2077-33 Banco de Oro (BDO) Francis Eneria Ansing 008180116757 G-Cash 09177302505 Paymaya 09201233942 Paypal francisansingphotography@gmail.com Via crypto (wallet address is available upon request) |
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