A 22-page magazine for the city and the island next door. Forty places we actually send our guests to, hand-drawn maps, and every recommendation tappable straight into Google Maps.
Planned around real September weather: mornings on the coast, afternoons under a roof, evenings out once the air cools. Not a brochure — the places we go back to.
La Paz batchoy, pancit molo, and the open-air seafood houses along the western coast where the catch lands that morning.
Tigbauan, Guimbal, Miagao and San Joaquin — including a UNESCO facade that carves St. Christopher into a coconut tree.
Fifteen minutes across the water. Mangoes with a serious claim to being the world's sweetest, a Trappist monastery, and near-empty coves.
The country's cycling capital, plus aquariums, island-hopping and the 456 steps of Garin Farm for days with children in tow.
Two maps drawn for this issue — every place named, and every pin opens Google Maps.
Ferries, fares, money, weather and the honest word on typhoon season.
Tap any page to open the reader — swipe through, and tap again to zoom in and read the text. For live, tappable Google Maps links on every place, open the PDF, or use the index below.
All forty places in this issue. Tap any one to open it in Google Maps — works on any phone, no app needed.
Both sit in Iloilo Business Park, Mandurriao — walking distance from Festive Walk, and the starting point for every itinerary in the magazine. They're pages 18–19 of the issue — the magazine was written from these two rooms.
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