Field Trip Plan

SAMPLE DATA
PLAN A
PLAN B



Place/ Location/ Destination

El Nido, Palawan
·    Naspan Beach
·    Shimizu Island
·    Secret Lagoon
·   Taraw Peak
(Source: Google.com)

Tagaytay
·    People’s Park in the Sky
·    Sky Fun Amusement Park
·    Puzzle Mansion
·    Taal Volcano
·    Museo Orlina

 (Source: Google. Com)





Activity/ Schedule

DAY 1
·   Visit tourist attractions
·   Take pictures
DAY 2
·   Swim in Lagoon and Beach
·   Dive
·   Snorkelling
DAY 3
·   Food Trip
·   Complete Bucket List (if you have one)

(Source: Gettingstamped.com)

DAY 1
·   Visit Taal Volcano and Sky Amusement Park
·   Zipline
·   Enjoy Rides
·   Take pictures
DAY 2
·   Visit remaining attractions
DAY 3
·   Food Trip
·   Complete Bucket List (if you have one)
(Source: Google.com)

Best time to visit/ length of vacation

3 days (Summer/Christmas holidays)

3 days (Summer/Christmas holidays)


Transportation (type, budget, schedule, others)


·   Plane ticket:
 Php 1,000.00-Php 2,000.00
·   Rented Van (w/driver)
  Php 3,500.00 for 3 days


·   Plane ticket:
 Php 1,000.00-Php 2,000.00
·   Rented Van (w/driver)
  Php 3,500.00 for 3 days

Accommodation (type, budget, schedule, others)

Garnet Hotel
Php 1,128 per room



(Source: onetime.com)

Tagaytay Eco Inn
Php 2,587 per room



(Source: onetime.com)



Food (type, budget, schedule, others)


·    Bacuit Grill:
Php 150.00
·   Trattoria Altrove:
Php 300.00
·   Art Café Restaurant:
Php 200.00
·    Seaslug Beach Bar and Resto
Php 200.00
(Source: Lakwatsero.com)


·    Loumar’s Cafe:
Php 200.00
·   Mer-Ben Tapsilogan:
Php 300.00
·   Mahogany Market:
Php 300.00
·    Bulalo Point:
Php 250.00





(Source: ecomparemo.com)






Things to Bring/ Reminders

Luggage:
·       Lightweight clothes
·       Comfortable walking shoes
·       Underwear
·       Swimsuit
·       Cellphone and Charger
·       Electronic converters and adapters
·       Camera
·       Extra Battery
·       Travel Apps
·       Summer Accessories
·       Money
·       Guide books and maps
·       Itineraries
·       Personal ID/ Student ID

(Source: eaglecreek.com)

Luggage:
·       Lightweight clothes
·       Comfortable walking shoes
·       Underwear
·       Swimsuit
·       Cellphone and Charger
·       Electronic converters and adapters
·       Camera
·       Extra Battery
·       Travel Apps
·       Summer Accessories
·       Money
·       Guide books and maps
·       Itineraries
Personal ID/ Student ID

(Source: eaglecreek.com)



Other Information you may need


·     Hotel and/or contact info
·     Travel insurance information
·     Directions of places you will visit
·     Emergency contacts and important address

(Source: eaglecreek.com)


·     Hotel and/or contact info
·     Travel insurance information
·     Directions of places you will visit
·     Emergency contacts and important address

(Source: eaglecreek.com)

Total Budget:

Php 8, 000.00

Php 9, 500.00









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