P999 instead of P1998 for a surfing trip to Baler inclusive of: overnight stay + 1 hour of surfing lessons with equipment rental + ihaw ihaw dinner by Tripmart Travel Agency

Though now considered recreational pastimes, ancient Hawaiians used surfing to communicate with the gods and inner tubing to taunt demons. Speak to the spirits with today's Sweet Deal: P999 instead of P1998 for a surfing trip to Baler inclusive of: overnight stay + 1 hour of surfing lessons with equipment rental + ihaw ihaw dinner at Tripmart Travel Agency.

Tripmart Travel Agency has been in the business of tours and travels for 10 years and has been providing the most affordable packages to encourage Filipinos to behold undiscovered majestic cities and to brave the treacherous yet stunning oceans. To reach the surfing beaches of Baler, tourists must travel approximately 230 kilometers south for 7 hours either by bus from Cubao which costs around 700 pesos (round-trip) or by driving their own vehicles. With today’s Sweet Deal, adventurers are given the chance to dance with the majestic waves an hours' worth of surfing lessons. The board novices are schooled by veteran surfing locals from the moment they leash their surfboards to their feet up to their first imbalanced stand. After the daunting task of standing tall against the challenging waves, the newly turned surfers can experience feasting and chilling around a bonfire ala Survivor with the ihaw-ihaw dinner set which consists of the freshest catches and market finds of the day. At the end of the action-packed day, the campers may take warm refuge in the kubo that is complete with bathroom amenities. The kubo ideally fits a group of six people, so it is advisable to travel with five other friends.

After turning with the tides, Sweet Deal holders may also want to discover their ancestral roots by visiting scenic and historic ruins located in Baler. Tourists may leaf through pages of Philippine history by going to the old Spanish churches, having snacks at the historic town plaza and visiting the Baler Museum that holds memories and treasures of the Spanish occupation.