Jill Travenner's Travel Chronicles: Explore & Inspire

CTTO: Visit my Google Map Guide Reviews Getting to Apo Island from the mainland:🫰 The journey to Apo Island starts with a boat ride from the mainland, typically from the town of Malatapay, located near Zamboanguita, Negros Oriental. The boat ride to the island can take about 30 minutes, depending on sea conditions. The waters may be a little rough, so it's good to be prepared for a slightly bumpy ride. Life vests are provided for safety, so you don’t have to worry about that. There’s a good chance that you may get a little wet along the way, so a waterproof bag is a great idea to protect your belongings. Boat Fare & Shared Boat Option: Before boarding, you will need to pay for your boat fare, which usually includes a round-trip ticket. The boat ride is often shared with other tourists, which can help lower the cost. For example, if the boat accommodates up to six people and the total fare is ₱4500, you can split this cost with others, making the price much more aff...

As we welcome 2025, I feel an immense sense of gratitude for the man who has been a part of my journey. Though it's not yet time to make any grand decisions, I realize that in the midst of the world’s chaos, we have shared moments that have shaped me in ways I never expected. Being with him is not just about being together, it’s about discovering myself in ways I never imagined. Through our connection, I've begun to understand my desires more clearly, yet I know there’s so much more to learn and grow. Every moment we share is a gift, whether filled with joy, laughter, or the lessons learned from struggles. These moments are not just experiences; they are opportunities for transformation. With him, I’m not just building a relationship, I’m uncovering the pieces of me that I’ve long forgotten or never truly understood. I realize that my journey toward knowing myself has just begun, and I’m excited for the future, for the ways in which I will continue to evolve, with h...