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| We landed in Busuanga and had to take a boat to the resort. The super fast "Luisa" cut the trip by half, taking us there in less than 30 minutes. |
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| Our villa was stocked with lovely hand-woven souvenirs. |
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| We were also welcomed with fresh fruits and a bottle of rose! |
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| We admired the lovely view of sea and mountains from our very own jacuzzi. |
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| The bathroom decor was very understated but luxurious. And of course, I brought my Biyahe PH bag with me! (Follow @biyaheph on Instagram) |
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| My Biyahe PH bag lounged around with us. |
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| I like that I was able to take a photo of us without showing our mugs! |
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| The other villas were equally stunning. Inspired by the nipa hut. |
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| We tried to explore the whole island in the two days that we stayed there. |
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| A stroll around Huma Island. |
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| We were the only guests at the pool. |
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| Island living. Not bad. |
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| Sand and sea, but the sun was quickly disappearing as two typhoons approached the Philippines. |
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| A view of a nearby island. |
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| Arab-Filipino fusion: an Arabic-inspired chandelier attached to a bamboo ceiling. |
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| The water villas, where we stayed. It was awesome. |
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| Busuanga sunset. |
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| It was raining hard by day two, but that didn't stop us from using the jacuzzi. Making the most of our holiday. |
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| Rudi's Wine and Cheese Bar. Rudi designed the place but passed away recently. We celebrated his life by ordering two bottles of vino and a large cheese plate. |
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| My favorite part of the holiday! |
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| The glass flooring let us view the fish and other sea creatures as we enjoyed a relaxing massage! |
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| Huma's spa makes use of organic coconut oil and other natural ingredients. |
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| The weather was gloomy, but we couldn't be happier :) |
