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Not a single tourist around this beautiful place
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Beach in the Philippines
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Flying over Virgin Island - Cebu
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Flying over Bantayan at Sunset
62 km from Islas de Gigantes
Sunset in Bantayan island
62 km from Islas de Gigantes
Beach in the Philippines
62 km from Islas de Gigantes
Sunset in Bantayan island
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Man running by the sea
Experienced by Jessa Marie Pedrola
70 km from Islas de Gigantes
Bantayan Islands, Cebu
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Mt. Solitaire Sunset
Experienced by hellojardo
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Privileged to witness this mountain-view across the street from a cliff side cafe!
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Palmas del Mar Resort
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Follow me instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kent.tupas/ Tall Pinetrees in Don Salvador Benedicto
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Mt. Guiting-Guiting National Park, Sibuyan Island, Philippines
132 km from Islas de Gigantes
My friends and I hang out at the rooftop of our workplace every evening. It’s kind of a daily ritual now. As devs, we get stressed all the time and get tired even if we don’t get physical activity. Being able to see this view after a hard day is quite rewarding.
145 km from Islas de Gigantes
A young boy in Cebu, Philippines
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Feet soaked in the ocean.
154 km from Islas de Gigantes
The Lighthouse
155 km from Islas de Gigantes
While we had our dinner, I had the chance to span some photos of the city lights here in Cebu Business Park, Cebu City, Philippines 6000
155 km from Islas de Gigantes
I took this photo from a big ferry boat. I was approaching an island in the Philippines when all of a sudden a small fisherman boat, locally called ‘bangka’ appeared heading out into the ocean. I mostly love this photo because of its dynamic nature and the contrasting colors of the ocean and the fisherman’s clothes.
Experienced by Hector Periquin