The Loboc River Cruise is more than I expected. For one, their ticketing system is highly organized. It was P350 per head which, for me is very affordable not to mention the good food and wonderful experience.
The terminal is near the old Loboc Church which was destroyed by the 2013 earthquake.. There was also the half ruined bell tower and the controversial bridge over Loboc River in which the construction was stopped by Pres Marcos because it will destroy Loboc Church. Loboc town is also like a heritage town since most of the old houses were well preserved. It was raining when we got there so the river was murky but you can easily see that the river is well maintained. There were also stopovers where locals presented the tourists with traditional song and dance numbers. It was a very relaxing experience and very Filipino.
The terminal is near the old Loboc Church which was destroyed by the 2013 earthquake.. There was also the half ruined bell tower and the controversial bridge over Loboc River in which the construction was stopped by Pres Marcos because it will destroy Loboc Church. Loboc town is also like a heritage town since most of the old houses were well preserved. It was raining when we got there so the river was murky but you can easily see that the river is well maintained. There were also stopovers where locals presented the tourists with traditional song and dance numbers. It was a very relaxing experience and very Filipino.
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