Balite Falls, Amadeo Cavite

Last February 23, 2013 we went to Balite Falls located in Amadeo, Cavite for an occular inspection because we are looking for the right place to celebrate our group Kawangis' anniversary. There were four of us, My Wife and I, together with our close friends, Bong and Tin. We've met at around 2 o'clock in the afternoon at Jollibee Junction Alabang. We proceeded to Alabang terminal and rode a van bound to Trece Martires for only 60 pesos each. We arrived in Manggahan, somewhere in General Trias Cavite at around 3 o'clock in the afternoon. We headed to KFC to have our late lunch and after that we proceeded to Puregold to buy some stuffs that we need in our stay at the resort. We rode a jeep bound to Amadeo for only 18 pesos each and we dropped off to the road with the Balite Falls signboard.  


Balite Falls

Height: approximately 3 meters / 9.8  feet

Basin's Depth: approximately 5.4 meters / 18 feet

Here are some memorable pictures:

Land Mark if you are going to Balite Falls

Bong posing beside the markings

Upper portion of the falls

The falls' basin

Taken from our rented hut

After our trip to Balite Falls, we went to Tagaytay and take our lunch at Dencio's

If you want to go to Balite falls, just use the route that we had taken. Entrance fee is 150 per head for an overnight stay and the huts ranges from 500-1000.

Calaguas Island

Mahabang Buhangin Beach or Halabang Baybay in Bicol (long beach) is an attractive beach located on the northern part of barangay Mangcawayan (Tinaga Island) Calaguas Island in Vinzons, Camarines Norte - Philippines.

Mahabang buhangis shoreline

Waves are 6 feet high

Me and my wife enjoying the sun and sand

Stephanie Jillian Benito

Here are some pictures of my little one.

At birth

1st Month

2nd Month

3rd Month

4th Month

5th Month

6th Month

7th Month

8th Month

9th Month

10th Month

It's less than 2 months and she will be turning one year old.

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See you when I see you...

I'll see you in a bit, Mountains....

Top priorities for the future...

Building shelter for the little ones...

B12 L04 coming soon...

Positive vibes ahead...