Nothing was ever the same for Baler after Apocalypse Now.
When Apocalypse Now premiered at the Cannes Film Festival back in May 1979, its director Francis Ford Coppola raised one too many eyebrows when he told reporters: "We were in the jungle, there were too many of us, we had access to ...
Matt Formston has one memory from when he could still see. He's not completely sure if it's real, as he must have been very young, maybe three or four. In that one memory, it is Christmas Eve. Formston and his ...
The second branch of Alpas follows the one in Siargao.
For many city folk, La Union is San Juan. When the beach bug hits, weekenders make a beeline for the surfing paradise just a few minutes north of the capital city of San Fernando. But the area has become increasingly crowded over ...
The electric propulsion is derived from U.S. military technology.
Surfing has always been among the go-to activities for adrenaline junkies. But, the fact is that it isn't always easy to just pack your bags to go ride some waves. Yes, you can always go to La Union or Baler ...
He's a surfer, model, actor, and family man, not necessarily in that order.
Luke Landrigan taught me how to surf. It was 2008 and my friends and I made the trip to San Juan, La Union, which, by then had already earned a reputation as the surfing capital of the north. It was my first ...
Starring Erich Gonzales, Jasmine Curtis-Smith, and Jericho Rosales.
You've either been to Siargao at least once in the past few months, or you've seen the enviable Instagram photos of folks who have. It's been the destination-of-the-moment for a while now, for its waves and ...
Chef JP Anglo is no newbie when it comes to doing TV shows. Before he was an established chef, the Bacolod native was tapped to be one of the judges on Master Chef Philippines. He's proved himself since with Sarsá, his ...
I don't imagine that too many of you reading this are real surfers. I'd even go as far as to say that absolutely none of you actually know how to surf-because if you did, you probably wouldn't be ...
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