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great snorkeling, cheap food
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one of the places I consider home
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Kri restaurant: Live and learn, to your benefit.
planxty Says: At time of writing (mid April 2012) I have been hanging around Dumaguete City for about two and a half months and thought I knew the place pretty well. I am...
Mifune restaurant: Excellent Japanese food.
planxty Says: I do love to eat food from all corners of the globe but I must confess that my knowledge of Japanese cuisine is effectively limited to a little sushi here and...
planxty Says: I had initially intended to leave Dumaguete (eventually after some months) by bus and ferry and make my way overland back to Manila for my return flight to UK....
You will have to do it eventually.
planxty Says: One of the places most talked about by expats in the Philippines is the Immigration Office. Certainly expats seem to like to moan about everything which...
Tops and Bottoms.: Whatever you want.
planxty Says: I am getting rather worried about the amount of shopping tips I am writing about the Philippines, it really is not my area of expertise at all, I cannot stand...
Caldo Pizza.: A very pleasant surprise.
planxty Says: I have to say that VT is very much to blame, or more correctly take the credit for, this tip. At tme of writing, I have been staying n Dumaguete for quite a...
Street vendors, Boulevard.: This ship will sail.
planxty Says: OK, we have all done it. We have all bought the souvenir that looked so wonderful when we set eyes on it and then brought it home and it looked hideous. Same...
planxty Says: I had seen signs off the Northern Highway indicating Sidlakang Negros Toruist Village and Information and wondered what it was. Finding myself in that part of...
planxty Says: The seafront area of Dumaguete is properly called Rizal Boulevard after Jose Rizal, the national hero, but everyone here just refers to it as the Boulevardand...
planxty Says: I have noted in other tips that there is not a huge amount to so in and around Dumaguete, much as I love the place. but one of the things I had heard mentioned...
planxty Says: I apologise for this tip in advance as I have only eaten a quick snack here and I cannot even tell you if there is a full restaurant service or menu here....
Moon cafe: Consistently good food.
planxty Says: I wrote in a seperate tip about Captain Ribbers ribshack in Dumaguete and how good the ribs were there. I had often ridden past it and wondered why it was not...
Dumaguete - City of Gentle People
When wondering why Dumaguete hosts a big number of universities in this side of the country, it must have been the gentle people of Dumaguete and the tranquility of this seaside city that topped...
Went for a few days and spent five months!
I suppose the title of this page says it all really. After having attended an excellent pre-meet in Manila in January 2012. hosted so charmingly by the VT members there, many of us foreign visitors...
Dumaguete, indeed the City of Gentle People
Dumaguete is not your usual summer destination unlike Boracay and Palawan. I'm not exactly sure what started us looking at Dumaguete for our annual summer outing. But once we decided on it, I started...
View along the Boulevard, fantastic atmosphere at night as well and lined with many restaurants, clubs and bars.
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