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You're in for a real treat as we take you to what are considered to be the best sightseeing spots in Coron, Palawan. We start our tour in the picturesque Kayangan Lake, then proceed to the hidden Twin Lagoon, and end the day snorkeling in the cluster of islands known as Siete Pecados, or Seven Sins. Also, watch out for a sneak peek into the private beach fronting our Lambingan Villa at the end ...

Here is the vlog from our first full day in Coron, where I spent the day island hopping with birthday boy Anthony, who specifically requested for a weekend trip to Palawan in celebration of his 40th. We're also including bonus footage of Anthony's Toe-in-a-Crab-Hole stunt, which earned him the title of The World's First Eco-Jackass. Enjoy!

Watch Anthony take a zip line down the 23 million year-old Ugong Rock in Palawan. We didn't stop filming until he got to the other end of the line, which took a good minute or so.

The day after Christmas in Virginia Beach, we woke up to a blistering snowstorm, which escalated into the worst one the northeast has gotten in 20 years. Despite wearing the wrong footwear (running shoes), we decided to brave the elements and check out the scene by the beach, which turned out to be wilder and wackier than we could have imagined.

I prepared this montage as a tribute to my Grandma Mary's house, which was built in the 1930's and will be taken apart over the next few weeks due to age and flood damage. I offer this as a tribute to this remarkable woman, and to the Salao-Santos family as well, with whom I share so many precious memories in this house. Music credits: Somewhere in Time / Performed by Emile Pandolfi The Way We ...

In this vlog, we shift gears and focus our attention to the Filipinos' devotion to the Mother Mary by way of an exhibit organized by Alay Kay Maria. We've chosen our favorite statues amongst the 150 in the show and, for the first time ever, come face to face with the Blessed Virgin as an infant. The exhibition runs until December 6, 2010, at the Kapitan Moy Building in San Roque, Marikina City....

Join me for an intimate tour of our family's ancestral home in Malabon, Philippines. You'll meet my mom Dandy, learn a secret from her childhood, and explore my grandmother's boudoir. Plus, see who I got my forehead from.

Oh, what one finds when walking through the woods! Here, a survey of the flora and fauna varieties I came face-to-face with last weekend in Davao's dense forests. And watch me duck an attack by a blue bronzeback tree snake, caught on camera! Special thanks to Semil and Claudia, as well as the great people over at Lanikai. We had a blast!

We did a total of four dives around Balicasag Island last weekend, and were amazed by the spectacular reefs and colorful marine life that thrive in those waters. Highlights included a huge swirling school of jacks in the Black Forest, three gentle sea turtles hovering around the Royal Garden, and a curious White Russian that left us blushing by the beach.

Happy to share the first of a series of vlogs from our weekend in Bohol. This afternoon, we met four hysterical Philippine tarsiers, then got drenched by a sudden thunderstorm as we were admiring the wonderful Chocolate Hills. We are also joined by my sister Cristina, whom I learned, sounds just like a tarsier when she screams.

We finally arrived at the crater of Taal Volcano after an incident on the hike up where we both fell off our horses, leaving us with bruises and a muddy DSLR. After the hike, we headed to Antonio's for a Filipino feast and ended the day shopping for pineapples!

Anthony had always wanted to hike in the Philippines. And of course, he chose a volcano. An active and complex one at that! Presenting a two-part series documenting our afternoon in Taal Volcano in Batangas.