Siquijor : Budget & Other Things You Need to Know

I thought I've already seen all of it but during our first night in Siquijor, we were able to witness the beautiful sunset in Larena Pier.

Local hang out place. So nakisali kami plus barbeque and Coke :)

 I only have a few pictures of Cambugahay Falls. We took videos and stayed there for almost 2 hours. :))

And I also would like to justify why I opted not jump off the cliff. (EXCUSES, EXCUSES! teeeheeee)

 I just can't resist all the piyaya and pinasugbo when we passed by Bongbong's. And of course I had to bring a box of sansrival for my siblings.

Dumaguete Goodies!

EXPENSES

DAY 1
Cab to NAIA	200
Terminal Fee	400
Tricycle to Siquijor port	100
Ferry to Siquijor(including terminal fee)	280
Tricycle tour c/o Kuya Joam + tip	950+250
Accommodation (2 nights for 2 pax, Fan room common T&B)	800
Food, water, snacks (had dinner in Larena Port)	200
TOTAL	3180
Day 2
Motorbike rental (24hours)	350
Gas,Food and water while going around the island	400
Breakfast and Dinner	200
TOTAL	950

Day 3
Ferry to Dumaguete(including terminal fee)	270
Pasalubong ( this is where we splurged big time hihi)	800
Sans Rival Lunch	400
Tricycle Robinson's Dumaguete to Airport	100
Terminal fee (can't remember if its 30 or 40 pesos)	80
Cab to Welcome Rotonda	200
TOTAL	1850
Total expenses for 2 pax	Php5980

 The total expenses could have been lower if not for the pasalubong. :)
We took the cab to and from the airport but there's also a cheaper route to help cut down expenses. From the MRT EDSA Station, there is a terminal for passengers bound for the NAIA Terminals. Fare is Php20 .For further instructions, click here.

Sansrival's jam squares

I was not masungit all through out the trip and even made friends. :)

She's full of character and even invited us for lunch. She's the cook/caretaker in Lazi Convent.

For my Siquijor travel guide click here.