Most people, if asked will not remember what they ate for breakfast. Maybe because it was unremarkable and routine - but I remembered this one, a simple
carinderia breakfast by the Tagbilaran City Wharf.
We are on a tight budget so we always hunt the cheapest restaurant or
carinderia. We asked our friendly driver to bring us to a place where we can have a cheap breakfast. There are fastfoods, but of course, we want something different. For backpackers like us, the hunt always adds excitement and fun to our travel experience and it always never fail us.
This is the first breakfast we had during our trip to the island paradise province of Bohol.
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Chorizo, the Tagbilaran-style longganisa |
We had
pandesal, scrambled eggs,
batchoy and cute little
chorizos.
The picturesque Tagbilaran City Wharf
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Group Emo at the Tagbilaran City Wharf |
Before taking our breakfast, the picturesque city wharf caught our attention and decided doing some quick early morning camwhoring.
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Awesome view of the City Wharf - yes this is still the Philippines |
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The wharf - a nice place to spend lazy mornings |
The beautiful setting of the Tagbilaran City Wharf serves as the major insular port of entry in the Province of Bohol which mainly connects Bohol Island to Cebu City. Travelers from Cebu City can reach Tagbilaran City Wharf through fast crafts within an hour and a half only.
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The backpackers, just landed |
We arrived at the Tagbilaran Airport at around 7 a.m. and decided to take a peek at the city while waiting for our travel buddies on a separate 10:00 am flight.
Quick Facts about Tagbilaran City, The City of Friendship
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Welcome to the City of Friendship! |
"Welcome to the City of Friendship," this is what will greet you on the welcome arc at the airport upon arrival. I only met a few people in Bohol, our driver cum tour guide, and a bunch of other tour guides and locals on our different destinations. I must say, yes,they are generally friendly.
Tagbilaran is considered by the Institute for Solidarity in Asia as one of the eight (8) Philippine Dream Cities, along with Samal, San Fernando, La Union, Cebu City,
Iloilo City, Marikina, Naga, Calbayog City and Surigao City. It was also recognized as one of the (20) "Most Competitive Cities in the Philippines" and "Pinoy Cities on the Rise" in 2005 and 2007, and First in the Quality of Life Category for the same 2 years, awarded by the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Policy Center.
With its strategic geographic location, Tagbilaran City is the gateway of the booming tourism industry of Bohol province.Tagbilaran City is one of the most promising tourist destinations in the Philippines and is a jump off point to our main destinations like Panglao Island,
Chocolate Hills, and the Loboc River.
Awesome place to have a lazy breakfast and start our Bohol tour!
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More of our Bohol Tour on these series of posts
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