Hey there!
Welcome to my kingdom (muahahahaha) and that’s me on the photo (all sweaty from walking around Marian Orchard).My name is Johanes, a writer, and a cat (and dog) lover. When I was in college, I once thought of starting my own travel blog to publish my weird and wacky adventures and misadventures. Fast forward to a year after graduating college, I finally decided to just go ahead and create Wanderera.
This started a series of posts and travels. Now here I am, a digital nomad with a list of ‘go to places’. I started Wanderera to provide you with fresh travel and camping ideas. You can contact me at: wandereradotcom@gmail.com
Wanderera is a word I thought of having the same meaning as “Lakwatsera” (Wanderer). I added the letter ‘a’ at the end to tagalize it and give it a bit of a feminine oomph.
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Bato Springs Resort, Laguna: Perfect Summer Getaway
Imagine swimming in fresh flowing spring water surrounded by lush green trees. This is what Bato Springs Resort has to offer. Tucked in the city of San Pablo, Laguna, it is frequently visited by weekend warriors in search of a relaxing environment. For our friend's...
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Mt Pulag : DIY Adventure Above the Sea of Clouds
When I think of hiking, Mt Pulag is the first thing that comes to mind. Mt Pulag is widely known for being the third highest mountain the Philippines and the highest in Luzon. It is famous for having a view of a sea of clouds. Having it on my bucket list, my friends...
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Masasa Beach: Camping in Paradise
If I didn't have work on a Monday, I would've stayed for a week in Masasa Beach. With the crystal clear water, impressive rock formations, almost white sand, and great snorkeling sites, a period of two days is just not enough to explore all of what the Masasa beach...
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5 Reasons To Try La Veryol’s in Tagaytay
So without further ado, here are the five reasons why you should also check out La Veryol’s in Tagaytay. I’ve always been curious about Tagaytay. People say that it’s the second coldest city in the Philippines. Having lived in the first coldest city in the country,...
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JoyBus Premiere Class: How To Book Online
When booking online, you will notice that there are to ways to book the JoyBus Premiere Class. You can either book via Pinoy Travel or I Want Seats. We'll take a look at each one in this article. So without further ado, here's your guide. JoyBus Premiere Class: How To...
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What Traveling Has Taught Me About Life
I never thought I'd ever consider traveling around the world as one of my dreams and goals in life. I used to be the kid who only cared about her grades and how to make money. Not until I met the two people who changed my perspective. I met one of my friends in...
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Bato Springs Resort, Laguna: Perfect Summer Getaway
Imagine swimming in fresh flowing spring water surrounded by lush green trees. This is what Bato Springs Resort has to offer. Tucked in the city of San Pablo, Laguna, it is frequently visited by weekend warriors in search of a relaxing environment. For our friend's...
read more
Mt Pulag : DIY Adventure Above the Sea of Clouds
When I think of hiking, Mt Pulag is the first thing that comes to mind. Mt Pulag is widely known for being the third highest mountain the Philippines and the highest in Luzon. It is famous for having a view of a sea of clouds. Having it on my bucket list, my friends...
read more
Masasa Beach: Camping in Paradise
If I didn't have work on a Monday, I would've stayed for a week in Masasa Beach. With the crystal clear water, impressive rock formations, almost white sand, and great snorkeling sites, a period of two days is just not enough to explore all of what the Masasa beach...
read more
5 Reasons To Try La Veryol’s in Tagaytay
So without further ado, here are the five reasons why you should also check out La Veryol’s in Tagaytay. I’ve always been curious about Tagaytay. People say that it’s the second coldest city in the Philippines. Having lived in the first coldest city in the country,...
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13 Awesome Zambales Camping Spots
Zambales boasts of beautiful beaches made from volcanic sand, stunning lagoons, unspoiled islands with white sand beaches, mountains and so much more! Because of this, the province has turned into a favorite destination among both tourists and locals. The many tourist...
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7 San Pablo Lakes in Laguna for only P647 All In
Stressed at work? Looking for a weekend escapade? Why not visit the seven San Pablo lakes in Laguna? Here you'll get to see and experience seven stunning San Pablo lakes namely the Sampaloc, Bunot, Mohicap, Palakpakin, Calibato, Pandin and Yambo Lake. You can go...
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Palaui, Laoag & Vigan Travel Guide: A 4D/3N Itinerary
When you think of the northern part of the Philippines, the first thing that probably comes to mind is Cagayan and Ilocos Norte. From heritage tours, seafood, lighthouses, clear blue waters, these two regions have it all. Thinking about it, I asked my sister if she...
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Binukbok View Point Resort: Snorkeling Paradise in Batangas
Do you want to go on a stress-free vacation away from the crowd and the hustle and bustle of the city? Would you like to go to a pristine location where there is nothing but the sea and a lot of love for it? Then, set your sights and set your schedule because...
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7 of the Best Campsites in Tagaytay
Tagaytay is one of the coolest cities in the Philippines, second only to Baguio City. With its cool air and the perfect view of the Taal Lake, it's no wonder a lot of tourists come to visit the place. Throughout the years, a lot of high rise buildings and grand hotels...
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