Sarah D’antoni, Author at GoMad Nomad Travel Mag

Sarah D’antoni

Sarah recently finished her service as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Kyrgyz Republic and has moved on to Romania as a Fulbright lecturer. She focuses on teaching English and classroom management skills, as well as, introducing gender equality and women’s empowerment into communities. When she isn’t conducting various projects, traveling or writing, you can catch her picking at strings on her ukulele, jotting down poems, swimming across lakes, watching movies, and practicing her yoga flows. She blogs at JiggyNomads.com Connect with her on Instagram @thejiggynomad and Facebook @JiggyNomads.

Your Guide to a Cebu Layover: Sharks, Waterfalls, and Coconuts

Leave a Comment / Asia, Destinations, Philippines, Practical Traveler, Travel Guides / By Sarah D’antoni

Your Guide to a Cebu Layover: Sharks, Waterfalls, and Coconuts That dreaded word–layover. In a country filled with beaches, jungles, and waterfalls at every turn, the Philippines becomes an enticing land of tropical adventure, even if just for one night. With 65 USD in your pocket, an overnight layover and an adventurous spirit, you can swim […]

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