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ILOCOS BACKPACKING ITINERARY 17:15 Back at the Transient Homestay. Day 3 Pagudpud Tour Registration Fee travel itinerary Cebu to Ilocos Region: 19:00 Dinner at Café Leona 6:30 Wake Up Call. Check the sunrise at 17:45 Back to the Registration Point, Wait Cebu>Manila>Vigan>Laoag>Pagudpud> 20:15 Calesa Night Tour Pagudpud Beach a good 3 min walk from for Bus. La Union>Manila>Cebu 21:00 Back at the Homestay our Homestay 19:30 Finally Rode a Bus going to Manila 7:45 Start Tour so we can stop at San Juan. Day 0 Manila to Ilocos Norte Bus Ride Day 2 Laoag Tour 8:10 ETA Jump off Point Kabigan Falls. 00:15 ETA San Juan La Union 11:45 Arrival NAIA. 1 5:00 Wake up Call 8:45 Arrival at Falls. Picture² 00:30 Sleeep! 2:00 Took a free bus ride to Resorts World 6:00 Breakfast. 9:10 Back to Registration Point Day 4 La Union Manila for lunch. 6:45 Partas Bus Terminal 9:20 ETD to Patapat Viaduct 08:00 Breakfast 16:30 ‘Pasay to Laoag’ Bus Ride. Stop at 8:20 Long Waiting Time 9:50 ETA Patapat Viaduct 09:00 Surf Surf Surf Vigan. 11:00 Laoag 10:00 Paraiso ni Anton. Grotto 13:00 Lunch Day 1 Vigan Tour 11:20 Lunch 10:15 Agua Grande 14:00 Ride Jeep to San Jose, La Union 02:15 Vigan Terminal 11:50 Start Tour 10:40 Bantay Abot. Door View. 15:30 Wait for Bus to Manila 04:00 Check-in Hostel 12:20 Malacanang of the North 11:10 ETD 8:30-9:00 Manila 08:30 Breakfast. 13:00 Paoay Church. Herencia 11:20 ETA Hanna’s Beach. Blue Lagoon 10:30 Sleep at NAIA 09:15 Tour at Calle Crisologo Restaurant. 11:30 Dos Hermanos/Hangtang Rock Day 5 Going Home Union 11:00 Started Vigan Tour 4:00 Ferdinand Marcos Presidential 12:00 Lunch 12:30 Back at the Homestay. 03:00 Check In Flight 11:30 Baluarte Center Rest 04:00 Flight to Cebu 12:45 Hidden Garden 15:30 Paoay Sand Dunes 13:30 Saud White Beach 05:00 Cebu 13:30 Pagburnayan Pottery 16:45 Fort Ilocandia 14:30 ETD Cathy’s Homestay.Packed 06:00 Home Sweet Home, Back to the 14:15 Bell Tower 17:15 Back to Laoag bags Everyday Life 15:15 Mansion Syquia 17:40 ETD Bus Terminal to Pagudpud 15:00 Pagudpud Arch. Wala Ra 16:00 River Tour 18:00 ETD Laoag 15:25 Bangui Windmills Source WebLink: MyTravelDigest blog 16:45 Museum Crisologo. Other Museums 20:30 ETA Pagudpud 16:00 Parola ng Cape Bojeador/Burgos https://mytraveldigest.wordpress.com/20 were closed at that time and it was raining 20:45 ETA Cathy’s Homestay Lighthouse 13/10/01/north-luzon-trip/ hard so we ended our tour here. 21:30 Lights Off 16:40 Kapurpurawan Rock Formation. P20 .

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