What’s new at Pinoy Maritime?
As you can see, there are several changes on the site. We have come up with a theme design that would give a much better look for it. Some of the old buttons and tabs were removed but many new were added.
As you can see, there are several changes on the site. We have come up with a theme design that would give a much better look for it. Some of the old buttons and tabs were removed but many new were added.
Upon arrival at port a seafarer would normally finished his job and turn over his duties in order to go ashore. After a 15 to 27 days of voyage at sea, we normally get excited whenever we see land. Putting aside the idea of having a visa, a typical seafarer would normally ask permission to the officer in charge in order to go ashore. Imagine the disappointment of a seafarer whenever his shore leave is denied due to not having a visa. Why do they really require seafarers to have a visa? We only stay a few days or most of the time less than 24 hours alongside a port.
While I was surfing the net i found this website about the New Seven Wonders of the World. They are currently voting and nominating as well. Guess what I’ve found out? The Philippines has three nominations. Among those nominated are:
Are you planning to go out of town this summer? A place where you can relax, enjoy the view and make a lasting memory of your trip. I would recommend this place in Quezon Province, Philippines. A serene place, where you can go boat riding, horseback riding, golf, target shooting, enjoy live bands in the evening, or visit the historic town of Lucena and Tayabas Quezon.