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"Gotta Get 2 Gota"
When was the Last time you experience the First Time?
Experience Caramoan….
“Gotta Get 2 Gota”
Trip Highlights
trekking. rock climbing, rappelling, kayaking deep water soloing, cliff diving, swimming, river trailing subterranean adventure, camping..
Trip Date
February 4, 5 and 6 2012
Length
3-days and 2-nights
The Trip
The trip has been especially designed for HMCi members to explore Camsur’s hideaway.
At a glance
Day 1: Arrive in Caramoan (trekking,river trailing, caving, Camping)
Day 2: Island hopping Adventure ( Rappelling, rock climbing, deep water soloing, cliff diving)
Day 3: Trip Concludes
What’s Included
2 breakfast
2 lunch
2 dinner
Bus and ferry transport
all entrance
Boat ride
And not Included
Alcohol
Expenses
Php 1,350 per pax
Responsible Travel
The environment we travel trought are fragile. It is our responsibility as visitor to minimize the impact of our presence.
Adventure Travel
By its very nature adventure travel involves an element of the unexpected. In remote and developing areas do not expect standards you are used to at home. Remote areas are sometimes unpredictable and itineraries maybe altered. To get the most out of our adventure it is important that we are flexible, positive and eager to take on all the challenges that arise.
Contact
+63.9285209797
+63.9228879672
