For who is it? For those who have seen it all, done it all. They love music and being happy. But they are a bit fed up with the traditional thing of going to a dance party or lowlands and spend huge amounts of money on all kind of very expensive stuff. You need to be a bit adventurous and like to explore things. Do things not many people in the world do. And in this case, you are the first in the world to excperience it. Forget Lowlands, forget The Baya Beach Club. This is a week of tropics, music and adventure with a group of happy people. You are not the complaining type that needs ultimate luxury. Sleeping a night on a remote beach with a campfire looking at the milky way while someone is playing a guitar.... I would not complain. A once in a lifetime experience. Letsshare.tv founder Eric van den Arend who ran several companies in Holland was also parttime divemaster since the early nineties on several islands here. Since 2006 he was no more working in Holland and started Divetracks, adventurous scuba diving tours in the Visayas on a non-profit base. Part of that was sponsoring projects for children here. For more info about Divetracks: www.divetracks.com You are gonna meet local people on the islands that live a very simple life: Every day they catch the fish and once they have enough for the day they go back and have a drink with their friends. In fact they live the live we live 3 weeks a year on a campsite in France and call it the highlight of the year. So please don't consider those people as pityfull. There are some issues to solve here like food, education and medication but overall the level of happiness is rising the less people have. You will experience yourself when you are here. The best thing in the Philippines is that everything is maybe. Because it is islands the sea and the weather influence all travel plans. Waves, high tide, low tide it can all change the planning. Therefor we make a rough planning what we are gonna do, but remember always: everything can change in the Philippines..... And that is the charm of it, we go with the flow. The boat trip is planned to leave on May 20. Temporary schedule is now: May 20: Short trip (2 hours) to Camotes islands. We try to leave early so people can relax, snorkle or rent a motorbike to explore the island. People can sleep on the boat or check in in one of the resorts on the islands. May 21: Camotes to Padre Burgos on Leyte Island. (around 6 hours). We leave at 6am to experience a full solar eclipse on open sea around 8am in the morning. Especially with the sound from the Letsshare DJ boat this will be a unique experience: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6HP0k3CBFI&feature;=related May 22: Day relax on Leyte Island. In the afternoon we plan to visit the Children Village there, a very impressive project run by one man, now in his seventies. The first 50 euro of each guest will be donated there. In the evening we plan the first party on the beach of San Roque. May 23: From Padre Burgos to Limasawa. This will take us about one hour, but if possible we plan to do a barbecue on a remote beach with fresh tuna (the best sashimi you ever got), pork, chicken and vegetables. We most probably get a warm welcome later omn by the mayor of Limasawa. This island has a unique place in the history of Asia. The first Roman Catholic mass in Asia was held there in 1521. For more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_mass_in_the_Philippines May 24: Project with children on Limasawa and a party on the beach of Limasawa. There are no tourists at all on this island so that night the island is ours together with the locals. May 25: Back to Cebu City, 5 hour trip by boat. Dolphins and whales are often seen on that part of the trip. If possible we pass by the Letsshare.tv education centre on Olango island. May 26: Party at a location near Cebu City.