Yesterday was my third time in Corregidor. (First was in 2005 with my family, and the second was in 2010 with Nikko -- shall post photos from these trips soon) Nonetheless, I still had a great time exploring the historical tadpole-shaped island. Corregidor day tours is one of the most fun, organized and interesting day trips I have ever experienced. You will certainly get great value for your money. I highly recommend it to families, couples and friends, who want to see extraordinary views and have a great learning experience about Philippine history and World War II.
Here are some photos:
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| Top - Paperdolls (Gift from Nikko); Shorts - Bazaar; Shoes - Steve Madden |
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| With Kuya Louie |
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| Dad and Kuya Louie (my uncle) |
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| Mom and Dad |
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| Dip-dyed |
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| Mile-long Barracks |
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| Sorry for the vain photos, I just love my ombre hair! |
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| With Dad and Mom |
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| Pacific War Memorial |
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| The Lighthouse |
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| Dad had this photo requested 'cause this is where Douglas McArthur left for Australia |
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| Our tramvia |
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| Inside the Malinta Tunnel. The Lights and Shounds Show at the Malinta Tunnel was a great one-of-a-kind experience. One will learn a lot from it and being inside the Malinta Tunnel itself during the show is just cool. |
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| So for some reason, I like this photo. |
Corregidor Day Tours
c/o Sun Cruises
http://www.corregidorphilippines.com
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