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They left their corporate jobs and built a hotel in the surfing capital of the Philippines. Island life is busy, too.
Heidi Ganaden and her husband never thought they'd run a hotel by the beach in Siargao, an island known as the surfing capital of the Philippines. The two of them were working corporate jobs and ...
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What to see, do, eat in Siargao: Nadine Lustre, Christophe Bariou, local, ‘afam’ give recommendations
In an exclusive interview with Philstar.com, Nadine and Christophe, who run a resort, a winery and other businesses in ...
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Where to eat in Siargao: Lamari boasts of Filipino hospitality in jungle paradise setting
Maximizing the island’s natural beauty are local restaurants and resorts such as Lamari Bar and Restaurant and its adjacent ...
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Siargao, the ‘surf capital of the Philippines,’ is riding a wave of change
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