We Slept Beside a Police Outpost | Baler, Aurora

We asked the police where we could park for the night. They let us stay in front of their outpost at Baler Baywalk, with the sea just across the road. After Pampanga, we changed our plans and headed to Aurora. Along the way, we stopped for lunch overlooking Pantabangan Dam and passed through Maria Aurora's narrow road before reaching Baler. Come along as we take a tricycle to Wahana Cafe, meet a local brewer, explore the giant Balete tree and hanging bridge, and settle into life beside the sea. One of our favorite parts was finding the Sabutan weavers. The locals helped us find them, and Callie got to try weaving herself. Watching the makers work made it look easy. Trying it was another story. We also spent time swimming, exploring the rock formations and staying in our camper at Diguisit, before heading toward our next destination: Casiguran. Sulit nga ba, o pinahirapan lang namin sarili namin? Would you spend the night here with your family? Tell us in the comments. CHAPTERS 00:00 We slept beside a police outpost 01:15 A change of plans 01:30 Lunch overlooking Pantabangan Dam 03:48 Maria Aurora's narrow road 05:10 Baler Baywalk and finding parking 06:48 Tricycle to Wahana Cafe 11:16 Our night beside the police outpost 12:47 Waking up by the sea 13:33 The giant Balete tree 16:56 Secret Garden train ride 18:49 National Museum stop 19:27 Lunch at Yellowfin 20:21 Zabali Hanging Bridge 23:19 Finding the Sabutan weavers 25:50 Callie learns Sabutan weaving 32:25 Settling in at AMCO Diguisit 35:39 Exploring Diguisit Beach 37:45 Work, school and camper life 41:53 Sulit nga ba? 42:56 Next stop: Casiguran #WanderTribePH #Baler #Aurora #TruckCamper #PhilippineLoop