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Remote islands, hidden communities, and places few travelers ever reach — from the Philippine archipelago to the edge of the world. Follow SEFTV for real stories, travel guides, and journeys to destinations rarely seen.
Travel Stories from the Edge of the World
SEFTV documents journeys to the most remote places on the map — from the far corners of the Philippine archipelago to the ends of the earth. By boat, motorcycle, and on foot, we bring home real stories from places most will never reach. We go where roads don't.
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It was still dark when I pushed away my plate at a small eatery near the pier in Real, Quezon. We had rolled into town close…
I have crossed a lot of seas filming this channel, but I did not expect to find a paradise that people built with their own hands…
The Fish No One Dares to Eat: Inside the Enchanted Lagoon of Matukad Island
I had heard the story long before I ever set foot on Matukad. Somewhere in the middle of this small, rocky island in Caramoan, hidden behind a wall of sharp…
Bitaugan: The Island Surrounded by Whirlpools
A first-person account from Bitaugan, an island under Surigao City, where the sea spins hard enough to pull in a boat — and where, strangely, a "miraculous stone" sits on…
I Climbed a Mountain of Rock to Find the Philippines’ Dwarf Forest
A rough, winding road leads to the dwarf forest of Dinagat Islands — a hidden paradise standing at the edge of the world's widest ocean.
LORETO, Dinagat Islands — The…
The DEADLY Job Behind the Philippines’ Most Expensive Stone
A ten-hour night ferry, a beach ranked among the best in the world, a fort built in the 1600s, and the risky work behind every shiny slab of stone. Here…
South Ubian, Tawi-Tawi: The Town That Lives With Its Dead
There is a town in the far south of the Philippines that sits right in the middle of two great seas. On one side is the Sulu Sea. On the…
Inside Balabac’s Crocodile Village: Where Locals Live With 20-Foot Giants
In our area, sometimes you see not just one. Three to four can be spotted every time you go."
That's how a resident of Balabac describes the crocodiles in his…