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- čas přidán 9. 04. 2023
- In this video, we take you to a remote island in the Philippines with a population of only 1000 people. These people have been living off the sea as fishermen for generations, with no access to modern amenities such as electricity or running water. We were amazed by their resilience and positive attitude towards life, despite their isolation from the outside world. Join us as we explore the beauty of this untouched island and the heartwarming community spirit of its people.
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Two years ago we made a plan we Sold Everything & Now Living In The Philippines On A Budget in 2023, we had paid our debts, sold everything and made a budget. Its been a crazy journey from Cambodia to Albania then in Boracay before moving to Iloilo City, check out why we moved to the Philippines and specifically why Iloilo City.
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Big shout out to Nagarao Island Resort where you can take a boat to visit and support this island and its people facebook.com/NagaraoIsland?mibextid=ZbWKwL
wow! I am already a fan!! just an hour ago my husband told me about your vlog sir .. he told me that he met you the other day at nagarao. enjoy your stay with your lovely wife sir... more adventures and more vlogs to upload...❤❤❤❤
@@eugenewright7371 we would love that!
Nagarao still managed by Helen ,been here done these ,will go back to visit ,,
awesome coverage, please keep it coming....i can't believe how people survive and be content of a life living in a small islands of 17 hectares or 42 acres, those people are unique and are truly survivors. may the Lord Jesus continue to help this people.
It shows the people in the Philippines no matter how far in the corner you go, they are inherently friendly, inviting and most of all Happy.
The Philippines is a complete package from almost no Language barrier,diverse culture,assorted food choices,good vibes, nature unmatched and most importantLy the peopLe are hospitabLe and friendLy, Real gem of Asia💎❤️🇵🇭
Seeing those circles filled with fish hooks just makes me think if someone stumbled and fell on it, how painful that would be. OUCH.
Mike you are so right about foreigners going to this beautiful island. They should stimulate the economy, spread the wealth. If they embrace us and show the Filipino love regardless of skin color that truly warms my heart and brings happy tears to my eyes because of things going on in the US right now. A place with no racism. They are a true example the rest of the world NEEDS to see.
What a happy community. Simple living agrees with them and I can see why. No stress from modern living - no major conflicts, good food. Beautiful part of the world and glad to have seen it. Many thanks indeed ♡♡♡
Philippines is amazing and unique, every part of philippines is fifferent , but the best thing are filipino itself, amazing people
Drug addicts . not really safe
That's why I love the vlogs of this couple. They're doing Filipinos a great service by doing all these culture revelations we are totally unaware of. I will not be surprised if their subscribers exponentially grow unprecedentedly.
That's the thing in travelling the Philippines, you go into the most remote places... exotic everything including people.. yet they can still understand and decently communicate in english. Id feel safer that way.
One life full of stress or one life full of happiness, stress free peaceful kindness
To think many people from the west would see this island and say uncivilized or third world.... until experienced no one should judge 😊 I wish I could be happy. I'm glad there are places in the world like this where people may not have crazy technology but live simply and are happy- without IPhones and video games. I wish my nieces and nephews could have grown up the way of this island. They would appreciate what they have here in the states alot more.
That's why I love Mike and Bianca they are so down to earth, personable, empathetic and open to different ways of life.
@@khelisiesalvatore8173 these people won't mind whatever the west think of them, they will just smile at the mockery of being called uncivilized. Perhaps they might laugh 😂 when they come to know that being civilized in the west means being racist, shooting at children in the school, "strong and independent women" feminism, he she non binary , cooking weapons for other countries, these are just some, we are very far on that "civilized" society. Thank you but no thank you 😘
What can I say. People of Iloilo and surrounding area loves you and are willing to be in your blog. Soon I will call you two bisaya !
Thank you so much for this vlog. I was not aware of this island until I saw this vlog. You did a good job on this. Very educational and you made the viewer's feel the community spirit.
You notice the happiness despite the poverty, (by foreign standards) but I noticed as well, the determination to be something else like the boatman/lifeguard's daughter who plans to go to college and travel the world. I must commend Ma'am Rose for sacrificing comfort in the big island to stay with her community in the smaller island. They are more than just a fishing community, they are each other's family. Thank you Michael for featuring what's good as well as not so good about our island municipalities. It makes me feel proud of the resilience of these islanders and their sense of community. Notice how they also know how to recycle like those soda bottles and old bike tires into decorative borders for the garden? And that ukay-ukay corner is just remarkable! Philippines is a basketball-crazy country. I was surprised to see basketball courts in the tiny patches of flat terrain within a neighborhood. They sure know how to relax with a billiard game, too! That's island life for you! Continue with this island vlogs and you'd be endeared to the natives! I got hooked on your vlog the first time I watched this!
Beautiful Island😁 Beautiful People❤👍...and of course beautiful Vloggers😁💥🙏
Thank you so much for featuring us😍
We used to do that too back there visiting remote places even staying for a day or two coz the people are just fantastic!! It's a place where everyone knows everybody indeed!
wow thankyou Couple longer the life of way of our fellow iloggos in Nagarao Mabuhay 🇵🇭❤♥️
Guimarasnon are one of the nicest people here in the western visayas... I love guimaras...
Thanks so much amazing trip
Are they related ? Lots of families are related and live very close to each other. . It's a beautiful life. ⛵😊
Thank you for featuring the Island.. i used to live there when I was young.. My parents and siblings are still living there.. Im going home very soon.. I already Missed my family so much 🥰
That's my dad. in a bald hair.. 🥰😘
And He's going to have his 60'th birthday on April 15. 😇
I have a great time stay in NAOWAY Island last holy thursday and holy friday. I've found a new family there. Thank you @daddy Gerry Perez and family for serving me.❤ i can't wait to go back to an Island again.
Missing the island more..That’s my brother Jerry and Niece Kyle😃.Thank you for visiting😊
Wow! The old lady (mama rose) so kind and built school in the island.
I wish I was with you guys. All the people you meet are amazing and I have experienced 0 in life and what you and B have experienced in 1 year I don't even know if I could catch up. You both are lucky. I am glad the Philippines has brought you all the happiness that comes through on these videos. I really enjoy them. Universe willing I'll be able to come visit one day, but still working on moving to California first.
Edit: I love these longer videos 😊
Great video guys, thanks for this interesting look into the life of a small island in the Phils. Thanks
I love these vloggers ,, mike n bianca for introducing the island life in Panay..
Great video. Beautiful people.
The people are the best asset the philippines has to offer welcoming open arms smilling faces friendly hospitable too many to mention all the good traits of the filipinos ❤
Too often you see these rankings of happiest countries in the world and the ones on top are always from developed countries. But when you talk to people from those countries, they’re not really as happy as those rankings make them out to be. On the other hand, you have people like those in this video who don’t have much and yet live truly happy lives and their happiness is intangible and immeasurable. Which do you prefer?
growing up we barely eat 3 times a day lived in a tiny house full of wholes and life was just sooooooooooo hard! BUT, we felt the happiest!! now i have my own family, i have things that i only dreamed of having back then live in a concrete house where heavy rain and typhoon won't scare us anymore yet i dearly miss our old house and our lives. wish we could go back wish life is more simple. hoping to visit that place someday!
The people there look beautiful! I am proud to be originally from the Philippines!!
You have the most gorgeous woman... your a very lucky man 🎉
I think ive meet that boy with black tshirt, he is still a little boy when he visited his mother's hometown, he is the son of mr. Martin Stummer the owner of Nagarao Island married to Ping Mosquera, the grandfather is a prominent family from Pototan and owner of vast rice land and respected public official....thank you Michael n Bianca for this amazing vlogs🙏👍👍👍
AWESOMENESS
thanks you so much 4 ur video sir...i saw the other part my country..alwats rake care all of you guys..we d9 hope that we brings happiness to all of you...godblesed and have safe journey with GOD ro all of you and of course the people in the island
what a beautiful place. its so calm and relax and just appreciate small thing
Nice little island❤
Big Fan here.. Hope I'm gonna meet you soon.. here in Sicogon Island.. 😊😊🤞🤞🤞
we hope so too!
This is awesome, getting in a small community. I see a big potential for more tourists to go to this island. It’s just have to be promoted.
What is the name of the Island?
Definitely it's called Noaway
@@BiancaBeyondI think the correct is naoway not noaway
nice content
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Thank you for visiting the island.
Amazing place.
Wow! Amazing place.
Good video
wow..im a Filipino and this is the first time that I've seen this amazing island..wow..
simply beautiful
Hello guys, it would better if you all stayed overnight to feel the real world of the island without electricity, internet or running hot showers. You just have are the fireflies as form of light, insect chirpings for music and the bright moon and stars as views with sun setting up before darkness catches you. Eat fresh seafoods, eggs and veggies grown in the island. Nice showing the islands features.
Fun fact Michael grew up on a farm in Northern Saskatchewan in a log cabin with dirt floors, no running water or electricity living on farming, raising chickens and milking a cow for milk.
Woww thank you
When people are “poor” they only have God to rely on for their wellbeing which makes life uncomplicated and a sure way to happiness. In developed countries people have so many things to fall back on for their finances, health, fancy clothing, exotic vacations, etc. that they don’t need God. However, perishable things cannot provide eternal happiness.
Yes. Filipinos maybe poor materially but we are rich spiritually. Kindness, respect and caring for others.
nauay, damn last i got there was when i was 10yrs old... 6hrs by boat from our place...
Good Job it's the same here in Roxas capiz there is an island you call olotayan and there are people living simple life
They have everything they need that the Lord provides, and they are grateful for that.
Waching from Abudhabi Al-ain
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❤ ❤❤❤ next Us-usan island🏝️
I was born there in the Philippines and i can remember alot about the lifestyle, even though i left at a very young age, especially the province. I will never forget the happiness and respect they would give one another for just about anything!
The only advise i would suggest is that your wife should try to be a bit more humble and maybe give a little more respect and appreciation of the different culture/lifestyle that she isnt used to. Its very disrespectful and rude. The locals will never stand up for themselves because they would rather treat their guest with 100% respect and show as much hospitality as they can and with the little that they may have. Its alot to them but its very little to none to the rest of the world. Its the thoughts that counts, right?
From the video it seems like shes acting as if she's better than the locals and deserves more than they can offer her. Just remember, they are doing the best they can to give 100% of their hospitality and making the tour as enjoyable as possible for you and the group. The locals know yall think very little of them but they are giving you all the benefit of the doubt. The vibe and the reaction i am seeing from the locals shows alot in this video. The locals are not animals and the place they are calling home is Not the zoo for the group of foreigners. If you yall are looking for a vacation spot, there are other places for that in the Philippines. If she isnt enjoying her time and believes she's better than anyone on the island Do Not visit such a place! so please be more respectful and accept the culture. They may not have much but its definitely a place the locals call "Home". To them it is happiness where the government isnt corrupting the people. Be more giving and be more respectful. Even if its a high 5 or a hug. That goes a very long way! Interact with the locals, get to know them, share life stories even though there is language barrier, just try! Help out do something that may surprise them that you are willing to do and go above and beyond. You never know you may learn something or get something out of it that you cant get anywhere else. The list can go on, you get the point.
I am sure not everything was shown on film of her interacting with the locals and treating them with respect. I am not saying she treated them like crap either. but the way she was carrying herself gave out "stuck up, i am too good for this place" vibe. I am sure the wife didnt mean no disrespect. The locals are watching her and the group and i think the locals were all intimidated by yalls present. You and your group are the guest of the island, you are all a celeb to the locals and are think highly of! I promise you that. How yall carry yourself and your demeanor will reflect on how the locals will greet you in places like these.
There are always someone in the world who is bigger and better than you. 👀
You are right! saFlip969. The first time I watched these couple’s vlog, I could feel their ignorance and lack of awareness of what different localities in the Philippines can offer them. The intention is not to showcase the place’s way of life but to show that they’re better than the rest. They wanted to feel glorified. Correct me if I am wrong, That’s how I feel! 🙁
@@Coring55 thanks... i just simply remember a time when language barrier was an issue and watching this gave me flashback. I had to say something
Can you live 5 months there? 😅😅
Unbelievable the places you find
What's the name of this island agian
Naoway island
Naoway
Hello sir I'm the one who took care of you their nagarao island 🏝️
Hello!! Thank you so much
Guimaras used to be a sub province of Iloilo Province.
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i have been there b4 next to our island..
Momay mag kano ang bayad mo sa chiro parang ang sarap ng pakiramdam
You can buy a beach lot there for a low price.
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Visit simerara island near antique very nice
They Speak ilonggo and the island looks familiar this is part of guimaras right im from negros by the way and we have small island here that some of you dont know even the filipinos similar in this video the way they livin.
Visit Roca Encantada and Siete Pecados
Do a trip to Batangas fantastic island 3 hours from Manila
i bet it looked nice when was uninhabited and full of nature.
Hahaha i knew why many couples there..more children 😁🇵🇭💯
they should get solar power Submersible Solar Bore Water Pump Deep Well Irrigation Steel with a tap
I'm sure they would be happy for you to do this too :) unfortunately that isn't a financially possible thing for them
I will move there
On the next virus out break
they play tic tack toe alright 😄
Its funny how Bianca didnt get your joke when you asked her what people usually end up when theres not much to do but to just have kids lol
😂😂😂
they have to make plenty of babies since they will be the one to take care once they get old…the parents have no pension, insurance to depend of
Nagarao is island of guimaras
Yes this island is not Nagarao it's were we left from to visit the Island
Her face after the realization of making many babies in a secluded island LOL 😂
Mindset
Hall plane Earth yes cows
Tell them about birth control
I would love to sell Condom there.
300 peso = $5.50
Sad to see the little island is littered with rubbish on the ground everywhere... :(
Cleaner actually than one island we visited in the Maldives and other islands in the Philippines.
To KeithM Well, At least it is all Organic, Easily de compost. When I was then in our Barrio in the province every one almost is our kin. When We are all together we are happy in every celebration. If there is tragedy in our barangay we are there to comfort or grieve. But most of all we help each other.