- Are you ready?
- I'm ready!
(shouting)
(laughing)
Ugh.
- It's not that...
- Fucking freezing (laughing)
- It is not. (laughing)
Oh yeah. You're done.
- Yeah, I'm good.
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10th of February 2018 going camping in El Nido.
This is day one.
We'll be over-nighting on one of the islands.
However, today, being 9:15 in the morning
on the beach here in El Nido, we're gonna do Tour B
and then overnight.
Tomorrow we'll wake up and do Tour C.
Let's do this.
Alright, we're doing these tours,
make sure you buy or hire these guys, 100 pesos,
so you can walk on the rocks.
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Am in the islands.
Which beach am I? - Aah (laughing).
- Forgot the name of the beach.
- Spitalul Island.
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- Aah.
What about tomorrow's, Tour B?
- Tour C.
- Tour C tomorrow?
- Tour C tomorrow.
And, what's the name of this beach?
- Entalula Island.
- Entalula.
- Yah, this island's Entalula.
- Entalula.
- Name of the-- - I wouldn't forget that.
- The owner of this island before.
- Okay, named after a Filipino.
How good is this, huh?
- [Ika] Yeah, amazing.
- It's 10:55 in the morning, 10:55 in the morning
and we're at Entalula Beach
and behind me is a private beach.
We kinda walk over there,
but I'm gonna try and send a drone up
and hopefully we can get the drone in there
and get some exclusive video.
But yeah, it's absolutely incredible.
It's beautiful, it's sunny
look at this, the water is so clear.
It's like a postcard.
It's unbelievably beautiful.
And, yeah.
I'm just going to walk around to the other side
and try and send the drone up
for a bit of a look around.
And, yeah.
Stick around.
Drone footage coming your way.
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I gotta see what it's like under there real quick.
We have to leave now.
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What's this island called again?
I guess it was snorkelling here for 25 minutes
for location two.
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Alright, so we are at Snake Island right now
and, check this out.
The boats.
Now it's called Snake Island because it looks like a snake
but because the tide's coming in,
the sandbar has been submerged.
So yeah, this is called Snake Island.
It's really, really amazing.
All the boats pulled up.
So this is the island, Snake Island
and we can hike up there apparently.
So we're gonna try and hike up there.
We'll go all the way back down,
past all these boats,
through the sandbar,
and then over to the floating bar just over there.
How cool is that?
I'll take you over there shortly.
I'll try and get the drone up there as well
so you can check that from the air.
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This is the floating bar we're at right now.
Check it out.
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Oh, she wants photos of the dog.
Dog's always win on Instagram.
Okay.
- Ah, Oh my god!
- (chuckle) Alright, maybe not him.
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Alright, that is it.
We are leaving two o'clock in the afternoon.
We're leaving Snake Island.
Good bye Snake Island.
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2:15 in the afternoon.
We're at the cave right now.
We're about to enter the cave.
I don't know the name of it,
but I'll get the spelling for you.
But, apparently it's where the Filipinos
had retreated to to escape the Japanese
during the war.
Interesting fun fact.
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Oh, man.
This is cool.
Ah, this is really cool.
I don't think I'll be able to get out.
This is the cave!
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It's really, really nice.
It's really nice.
Climbing the pegs.
It's pretty tricky.
Better go this way.
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Definitely not wearing the right shoes for this.
Ah, it's much better up here.
Iza, come up here.
Check this out.
Very nice up here.
Very nice being at the top.
Any of you guys through being at the top?
It's tricky, isn't it?
Holy fuck, it's, what a drop down there.
Get a photo like this.
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So now, leaving the cave.
That was a lot of fun.
That was a lot of fun actually.
Just don't wear scuba diving booties
to climb the cave because it's very, very sandy
and very, very slippery.
You will slip.
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Thank you.
What's this island called?
- [Island Native] Pinagbuyutan
- Pi-la-bu-tan?
- [Island Native] Pinagbuyutan
- Pi-la-bu-ye-dan - Ya
- Pi-la-bu-ye-dan
- [Island Native] Ah maybe lavish island.
- Lavish island.
La-bu-bu-ye-dan
I'll try and find the spelling for that later.
Anyways, so this is our last island.
This is our last stop for the day.
This is the last island for the finish of Tour B.
And, coming into this island was really amazing.
If I haven't already shown you that.
Check out these palm trees.
Check that out.
Feel that sand.
- [Iza] Amazing.
- It's so fine.
- Look at that.
Picture perfect.
Those palms.
So we're here 40 minutes
and then, we're gonna move on to our tent
and overnight on one of the other islands here,
called Paradise Beach, I think it is.
Is it Paradise Beach?
Paradise Beach.
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Survivor here tomorrow.
South African Survivor TV show,
I think they filmed that here.
I think that's why this stuff's set up.
I'm not even sure that's what it's used for.
I never watch TV so.
So, I just send up the drone right now
and just get a bit of an aerial
of what this place looks like from the sky.
Beautiful palm trees around me of course.
Cliffs on my right-hand side,
and just stunning, stunning beaches here.
So, it's very, very hot
so the battery on the drone doesn't last very long.
So, I won't be able to fly it for too long
but hopefully, the next 30 seconds
of what you're about to see
will give you perspective of what this place is like.
So, here it is.
The good ole machine.
Flying it with my mobile phone.
So, let's see what I can produce for you to watch.
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Hope you enjoyed the drone footage.
Didn't capture much, trying to conserve the battery,
but, you saw the palm trees
you saw the water, you saw the boats here.
Nice aerial perspective.
This place is absolutely beautiful.
I don't even know what the name of this island is.
So, I gotta find the spelling and get that to you but,
absolutely incredible.
Absolutely incredible and I'm super tired.
It's been a massive day.
This is our 4th island today as part of Tour B
and, they're filming Survivor,
I think I mentioned this already,
over there, where it's all taped off.
So, they're filming Survivor here tomorrow,
apparently.
So yeah, I'm gonna go back.
I'm gonna go in the shade guys.
I'm sun exhausted.
Sun stroked.
And, speak soon.
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Alright, turns out that our engine is not starting.
So we're stuck on an island.
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Wooooo!
(clapping)
- [Island Native] Alright, here we go.
- Alright, we're leaving the island!
Every time I'm on a boat
it either sinks or it breaks down.
We'll get stuck in a typhoon.
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This is it.
We'll be camping here tonight, Paradise Beach.
We're all wrecked.
Beautiful little beach with tents set up
and so, so tired.
This is the end, the end of Tour B.
♪ Every will be staying ♪
Ah, the tents.
Ah, this is cool.
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So, we're just checking into our tent.
(woman speaks in foreign language)
Which tent?
(woman speaks in foreign language)
That one.
- [Iza] Wow! (laughs)
- [Brad] (laughs) That's cool.
Ah man!
You pull the water out like that to have a shower
(laughing)
Have you ever had a shower like this before?
- (laughs) No.
I'm not sure I'm gonna have also now (laughs).
- You're also not supposed to have a shower
when you're on an island.
- [Iza] May I borrow your some soap.
- What, we're sharing soap are we?
- [Iza] Yeah.
- The shower.
- [Iza] I think you need it.
- It's fine.
I can just jump in the ocean for five minutes.
- [Iza] No, no.
- (laughs) Alright, I'll have a shower.
Help you.
- No, you have to shower as well.
- I am having a shower.
I'm showering you first.
There you go.
- No.
- You're clean now.
That's it.
Fetching water for the shower.
Ready?
(speaking in foreign language)
- Sorry for that.
- Are you ready? - I'm ready.
(shouting)
(laughing)
- Fucking freezing.
- It's not.
- Oh yeah.
You're done.
- See, that's how you have a shower.
You just.
That's it.
Just one bucket of water.
That's how you do it.
- Amazing. Amazing.
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