Part 12 of a series.
DAY 2.
The Lake Sebu Seven Falls Zipline was definitely not for me. I was not up for the challenge. And since it was already raining and starting to get dark, we had the excuse to just return to the resort. I heard though that there are plans of putting up a cable car parallel to the zipline. That’s good news for me and I’ll definitely go back once the cable car is operational!
As we returned to the resort, we noticed that the temperature was starting to drop. Cool! We just rested in the room for the remainder of the afternoon and early evening after the long day full of adventures. We had dinner at the resort’s resto and again, it was a tilapia overload!
After dinner, we settled in our room as there’s nothing much to do in Lake Sebu during nighttime. As I looked beyond the resort’s viewdeck, all I could see was total darkness! For that, we had no choice but to sleep and get ready for the next day… ZzzzzzZzz…
DAY 3.
I had a very wonderful sleep at Lake Sebu. The temperature dropped further during the wee hours. It’s not as cold as Baguio but it was definitely cooler than Tagaytay, so it’s somewhere in between. As we woke up, we took a shower and packed up to return to General Santos City. We then had breakfast, still at the resort’s restaurant… Tilapia Overload ever-so-much!
TIP: It pays to wake up early as the colors can be very vivid during these hours.
After breakfast, we checked out of the hotel, texted Manong Habal-Habal Driver to pick us up and send us to the public market, our final jump-off point before finally leaving Lake Sebu. Sigh! We just stayed for a day but I immediately fell in love with the place. I simply love natural destinations and I promise myself that I’ll be back in Lake Sebu soon!
(…to be continued)
From Ian Mark:
hi there,
i like the pictures youve taken.. its really a professional shots.. hehe, they are really good! (^_^)