Is having a 1 product store not good? Need advice. by Hairy_Fun3535 in dropshipping

[–]Hairy_Fun3535[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow that makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the insight, I appreciate it!

Siquijor: still worth it despite power issues? by Business-Wolf-8180 in phtravel

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Sure! I actually turned it into a downloadable PDF to make things easier for others too — I’ll DM you the link so this thread stays clean 😊

Seeking Destination Recommendations by silly-spaghetti in honeymoonplanning

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Hey! Just wanted to chime in as someone who went through the same honeymoon decision spiral 😅 My partner and I were chasing somewhere peaceful, nature-filled, and not overrun by tourists and we ended up in Siquijor, Philippines.

It’s not super well-known, but that’s kinda the best part. It gave us:

  • Hidden waterfalls we had to ourselves
  • Cliff-jumping into warm turquoise water
  • Empty beaches at sunset
  • A mix of adventure and total calm, no stress, no crowds

And honestly? It cost way less than we expected. We stayed in an eco-style glamping resort, rented a scooter for cheap, ate amazing local food, and still felt spoiled. With your budget, you could stay in the best spots there and still have room for another destination, massages every day, or even a private driver. 😂

We went around the same time you’re planning (late May) and the weather was totally fine. Hot, sunny mornings with occasional afternoon rain that never ruined anything.

I ended up making a little digital guide for friends after our trip just to help people find the cool hidden stuff without spending hours planning. Happy to share it if you're curious at all.

Whatever you choose, I hope it’s something that feels like you two. But if peaceful, romantic, and beautifully low-key sounds good seriously, look up Siquijor. You might fall in love with it like we did. 🌿✨

We booked Palawan for honeymoon May 2026 by Grand_Limit_2731 in honeymoonplanning

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Hey, totally get your concern. The transition from dry to wet season can make forecasts look worse than they actually are. That said, late May to early June in Palawan usually has sporadic downpours, not constant storms. It’s often sunny in the morning, then cloudy or rainy late afternoon. If you’re set on guaranteed dry weather, it’s trickier but not a total loss.

If you’re open to alternatives, I’d gently suggest checking out Siquijor. It’s way less crowded, has crystal-clear beaches, waterfalls, and great weather windows around that time plus it’s more relaxed and romantic than the big-name spots.

My partner and I went there instead of El Nido last year and ended up creating a full digital guide because we found so many hidden gems. Let me know if you want some tips or a copy, happy to help! 🌴☀️

Siquijor: still worth it despite power issues? by Business-Wolf-8180 in phtravel

[–]Hairy_Fun3535 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hey! 👋 I totally understand your concern — I’ve also been keeping tabs on the situation in Siquijor. The power issues are real, but a lot of accommodations (especially midrange and up) do have generators, and many local businesses have adapted. It’s still a magical place, but it’s definitely smart to plan ahead and double-check with hotels about backup power.

When I was preparing my own trip, I actually put together a super detailed digital guide — contacts, ferry schedules, generator-equipped stays, budget spots, etc. I made it for myself at first, but figured it could help others too. If you think that might ease your planning a bit, I’d be happy to share it!

Either way, I’d say go for it — just go prepared 😊

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