Here are the list of things we did in Dapitan, based on our actual itinerary: 1. Take the 300 steps from Dakak Park beach resort. A spectacular view is sure to reward you after taking the 300 steps. 2. Visit Rizal Shrine in Dapitan. A compound dedicated to Jose Rizal can be found here. 3. Check out the Mindanao relief map source: dapitancity.gov.ph Created by Jose Rizal, the map is located across Saint James church. 4. Visita Iglesia at Saint James church This church is
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How to go to Dapitan Cebu Pacific and Philippine airlines has regular flights from Manila going to Dipolog. From Dipolog you may take a van/jeep to go to Dapitan. Price ranges from P1900 to P2400 (one-way, non-promo fare). In our case our itinerary was Dumaguete airport, then Dakak, then Dapitan. How to go to St James Church Coming From Rizal Shrine in Dapitan, the four of us hired a tricycle to take us to St James Church, cost is P28.00 What to See - Tourist Spots in Dapitan By th
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How to go there Prior to our trip in Dapitan, we stayed in Dakak first. We took Dakak's van service to drop us off at Dapitan. In Dapitan, we stayed at Villa Pillar Pension house, where we took a trike to get us to Rizal Shrine, which costs P28.00 What to See As part of our itinerary in Dapitan, we(4 pax) head off to Rizal shrine, where the famous hero was exiled back in 18 hundreds. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="480" caption="Replica of one of Rizal's house in Dapita
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On our first day (Dakak tour), we asked a crew what else can be seen there. He told us that the view overlooking Dakak was great, but we need to climb 300 steps up until we get to the Globe cell site tower. That was in the afternoon, and night would befall soon, so we opted to go to that cell site early next morning. one side. On the other side, there’s Dakak, and “another resort”. We never find out if what we saw was really a resort. But it was beautiful just the same. At that point, w
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On our MNL-DPL leg, our flight was delayed. Instead of leaving at 1045am, we managed to flew at around 1pm. Our original plan of eating at Dakak was spoiled. Instead, we eat at one of the food bars at NAIA terminal 3. There’s not much to do here so we just window-shop and fool around to kill those down time. It’s good that we planned touring Dakak on or first day, so we have plenty of spare time for mishaps like this. There were a lot of people complaining at the Cebpac crews... but hey,
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