Same bunch of pips, except that Jack cancelled her trip to CDO at the last minute! (naka-book na yun ah! hehehe!) Sayang!
CDO – (The Red Rafts) 1 guide went with us in the rubber boat; 1 photographer for all 7 groups during that day.
On the camera used: In Davao, the photographer used two underwater cam: one's for photo, the other one's for the video. In CDO, the photographer used a DSLR (bakit hindi underwater?!! O bakit walang water proof case??! –nangengealam ako! hehe!) and I think another cam that's waterproof.
Now here are some photos/poses that I thought looked the same ehehe!
Same yellow paddles. Notice that we were more prepared in terms of "outfit" in CdO than in Davao; we already know what happens to the color of our skin after more than 2 hours of sun exposure ehehe! But seemed like there's no use wearing those long sleeves and leggings, 'cause we were already burned in Camiguin! ehehe!
And here's one of the many high-fives that we had to make after surviving every rapid. hehe!
Okay, they all did the high-five, I had my own pose! hahaha!
Warning: ..You know what happens if you keep on looking at the camera instead of concentrating on your paddle?! hehehehe! You can die! hahaha!
Although the Davao experience is way better when it comes to preparation, assistance by the tour guides and stuff like that, the CDO experience is far better when it comes to the level of adventure! :D Hooray!
CDO rafting is a lot cheaper and more fun! we did the advance. while in davao, it is way too expensive! so i wont recommend it to those who are on a tight budget.
i could partially agree, but i think the package in Davao already includes the photos and video, including a shirt as souvenir. well, i don't know, i'm comparing my trips in cdo with davao, which are 2 years apart hehe.
Thank you for visiting Davao. As far as I know Riverone/Basecamp guides are more concerns on safety that is the reason why aside from briefings they also do rescue drills. One of their advantage from other river guides? some of them if not all of them are trained lifeguards and water safety rescue specialists. Some of their guides are volunteer members of an international organization who are helping Davaoenos during disasters. If you want more river adventures w/o sacrificing your safety, I think this water rafting company is best for you.
Thank you for visiting Davao. As far as I know Riverone/Basecamp guides are more concern on safety that is the reason why aside from briefings they also do rescue drills. One of their advantage from other river guides? some of them if not all of them are trained lifeguards and water safety rescue specialists. Some of their guides are volunteer members of an international organization who are helping Davaoenos during disasters. If you want more river adventures w/o sacrificing your safety, I think this water rafting company is best for you.
Try it in on the Chico River in Mt Province… adventure level will definitely step up a notch!