Discovering Paradise: Talisayen, Zambales

                        It's SUMMER everybody! Time to soak up our skin under the beating sun, wear our

cute summer outfits and bikinis, and just enjoy the vacay with our loved ones.

This trip wouldn't be possible without my friend Angelica Yolores.

This is their family trip and she asked me to join them since she can bring a friend and I'm so happy

she picked me, well almost. Haha! Love you babe ♥




We went on a road trip to Zambales for 7 hrs! Blame the traffic cause it's holy week and most of the
people are also having their vacay. Then afterwards we ride a boat going to Talisayen cove.

After 40 minutes finally we arrive in paradise! Yayyy!

This sight at the beach is soooo beautiful! Perfect for an obligatory photo shoot ;)

Aside from the amazing beach and view, you can also do some sports here like 

Beach Volleyball, Kayak and Frisbee. 

The only thing that I would like to have on this paradise is a signal! Haha!

There's no cell or wifi signal so it was hard to contact my friends and my mom.

NIGHTTIME: We set up a bonfire near the beach. A humongous bonfire to be exact!

We we're supposed to toast marshmallows on the bonfire but we have to wait for the fire 

to subside because we can't go near it due to the heat. While waiting, me and my friend Ange lay down on the sand, had endless convos and chikas while listening to EDM and just staring at the peaceful sky. 

The feels right? 

Good morning! Sunrise on the beach, ahhhh grand!

 See the dirt on the sand? That's the residue from the bonfire last night. Ooopsie.

The best thing about this trip is that I experienced a different kind of getaway.

Talisayen Cove is the perfect place for those of you who wants a break from the city life or a break from

the internet(like me). Nature and Beach is one of those things that just put a serene feel on everyone. Plus, the place is not crowded. It's like the whole beach is yours! Bonus? The place we stayed in is affordable. 

Sometimes it's nice to avoid having vacation on mainstream tourist spots here in the Philippines.

I've learned that there's a lot more that we have to explore to see such places and beaches. And I feel blessed that I was able to experience Zambales with my friend and her family.

TFM x