Seair Flights, Excess Baggage Charges, Hotline, Accident Record et al
30 May 2004
Tutubi only flew with Seair twice on a round-trip ticket to Busuanga, the gateway to Coron, Northern Palawan and has these observations about the pros and cons of Seair:
Seair flights are not for the faint-of-heart for you can feel the small plane's banking in your stomach.
With the use of small aircraft, they're the only ones flying direct to Caticlan and Batanes airports but also the first ones to cancel flights during strong winds and typhoons
Seair's free baggage allowance is limited and sometimes too much excess baggage charges and baggage allowance limitations
At a flight altitude of about 10,000 feet, you can see much more magnificent views below than in a jumbo jet cruising at 33000 feet or higher.
Negative comments and feedback on Seair Flights:
Owen Ferrer
Seair accident reported here
Seair's aricraft fleet includes Dornier 328 from Germany turbo-prop 32 seater, LET 410, 19-seater and LET410 UVP-E by LET A.S.
Destinations and routes served by Sea Air
Manila to Baler, Aurora
Manila to Batanes:
Manila to Boracay:
Manila to Busuanga:
Manila to Cuyo, Palawan
Manila to Daet, Camarines Norte
Manila to El Nido, Palawan
Manila to Tablas, Romblon
Manila to Taytay
Boracay to Cuyo
Clark to Boracay
Boracay to Busuanga:
Clark to Cebu
Busuanga to El Nido, Palawan
Busuanga to Puerto Princesa
El Nido to Puerto Princesa
Puerto Princesa to Cuyo
Puerto Princesa to Boracay
Cebu to Boracay
Cebu to Camiguin
Cebu to Cotabato
Cebu to Siargao
Zamboanga to Cotabato
Zamboanga to Jolo
Zamboanga to Tawi-tawi
Seaair Hotline Number (Customer Service/Call Center): +632.849.0100
Manila: +63.2.849.0100
Angeles City: +63.45.323.6713
Boracay: +63.36.288.7272
Cebu: +63.32.255.0801
Official Website: www.flyseair.com
email: tickets@flyseair.com
Seaair Flight Schedules available here
Other Seair Flight Information particularly Seair Excess Baggage Charges taken from Seair's official website
Section 4 - Free Baggage Allowance
1. Customers traveling on SEAIR are allowed one (1) piece of checked baggage plus one (1) carry-on bag free of charge provided they meet size and weight limitations. The maximum weight per checked bag is 10 kilos and the maximum size is 59 inches (length + width + height). Certain items, such as skis and golf bag, will be accepted as one item under the free baggage allowance.
2. Military Personnel may check one (1) Duffle Bag or Sea Bag in place of a 59 inch bag.
http://flyseair.com/terms/article03.php
Seair Excess Baggage Charges and Limitations (Source: Seair Official Website)
Section 5 - Excess Baggage
Checked baggage in excess of the free baggage allowance will be charged at the rate of $50 per bag.
Section 6 - Overweight Baggage
Checked baggage weighing from 21 to 40 pounds will accepted as checked baggage subject to an excess weight charge of Php 500.00 per piece and baggage that weighs 41 to 50 kilos will be accepted subject to an excess weight charge of $1,000.00 per piece. Baggage in excess of 50 kilos will not be accepted.
Section 7 - Oversize Baggage
Checked baggage with overall dimensions from 60 inches to 80 inches will be assessed a per piece charge of Php 500.00. Baggage in excess of 80 inches will not be accepted.
Section 8 - Special items such as bicycles, surfboards, and scuba equipment are not included in a passenger's free checked baggage allowance and are subject to a Php500.00 charge.
Section 9 - Wheelchairs and assistive devices will be carried free of charge for qualified disabled passengers, and are not included in the free checked baggage allowance described above.
Section 10 - Carry-On Baggage
1. The suitability of carry-on baggage will be determined by SEAIR. Each passenger may carry on, without charge, one (1) bag totaling no more than 30 inches in overall dimensions. The bag must be stowed under the seat in front of the passenger or in an approved overhead bin. Garment bags are considered one of the allotted pieces.
If you have positive or negative reviews of Sea air, please leave a comment/feedback.
UPDATED: August 28, 2009
Seair flights are not for the faint-of-heart for you can feel the small plane's banking in your stomach.
With the use of small aircraft, they're the only ones flying direct to Caticlan and Batanes airports but also the first ones to cancel flights during strong winds and typhoons
Seair's free baggage allowance is limited and sometimes too much excess baggage charges and baggage allowance limitations
At a flight altitude of about 10,000 feet, you can see much more magnificent views below than in a jumbo jet cruising at 33000 feet or higher.
Negative comments and feedback on Seair Flights:
Owen Ferrer
Seair accident reported here
Seair's aricraft fleet includes Dornier 328 from Germany turbo-prop 32 seater, LET 410, 19-seater and LET410 UVP-E by LET A.S.
Destinations and routes served by Sea Air
Manila to Baler, Aurora
Manila to Batanes:
Manila to Boracay:
Manila to Busuanga:
Manila to Cuyo, Palawan
Manila to Daet, Camarines Norte
Manila to El Nido, Palawan
Manila to Tablas, Romblon
Manila to Taytay
Boracay to Cuyo
Clark to Boracay
Boracay to Busuanga:
Clark to Cebu
Busuanga to El Nido, Palawan
Busuanga to Puerto Princesa
El Nido to Puerto Princesa
Puerto Princesa to Cuyo
Puerto Princesa to Boracay
Cebu to Boracay
Cebu to Camiguin
Cebu to Cotabato
Cebu to Siargao
Zamboanga to Cotabato
Zamboanga to Jolo
Zamboanga to Tawi-tawi
Seaair Hotline Number (Customer Service/Call Center): +632.849.0100
Manila: +63.2.849.0100
Angeles City: +63.45.323.6713
Boracay: +63.36.288.7272
Cebu: +63.32.255.0801
Official Website: www.flyseair.com
email: tickets@flyseair.com
Seaair Flight Schedules available here
Other Seair Flight Information particularly Seair Excess Baggage Charges taken from Seair's official website
Section 4 - Free Baggage Allowance
1. Customers traveling on SEAIR are allowed one (1) piece of checked baggage plus one (1) carry-on bag free of charge provided they meet size and weight limitations. The maximum weight per checked bag is 10 kilos and the maximum size is 59 inches (length + width + height). Certain items, such as skis and golf bag, will be accepted as one item under the free baggage allowance.
2. Military Personnel may check one (1) Duffle Bag or Sea Bag in place of a 59 inch bag.
http://flyseair.com/terms/article03.php
Seair Excess Baggage Charges and Limitations (Source: Seair Official Website)
Section 5 - Excess Baggage
Checked baggage in excess of the free baggage allowance will be charged at the rate of $50 per bag.
Section 6 - Overweight Baggage
Checked baggage weighing from 21 to 40 pounds will accepted as checked baggage subject to an excess weight charge of Php 500.00 per piece and baggage that weighs 41 to 50 kilos will be accepted subject to an excess weight charge of $1,000.00 per piece. Baggage in excess of 50 kilos will not be accepted.
Section 7 - Oversize Baggage
Checked baggage with overall dimensions from 60 inches to 80 inches will be assessed a per piece charge of Php 500.00. Baggage in excess of 80 inches will not be accepted.
Section 8 - Special items such as bicycles, surfboards, and scuba equipment are not included in a passenger's free checked baggage allowance and are subject to a Php500.00 charge.
Section 9 - Wheelchairs and assistive devices will be carried free of charge for qualified disabled passengers, and are not included in the free checked baggage allowance described above.
Section 10 - Carry-On Baggage
1. The suitability of carry-on baggage will be determined by SEAIR. Each passenger may carry on, without charge, one (1) bag totaling no more than 30 inches in overall dimensions. The bag must be stowed under the seat in front of the passenger or in an approved overhead bin. Garment bags are considered one of the allotted pieces.
If you have positive or negative reviews of Sea air, please leave a comment/feedback.
UPDATED: August 28, 2009
posted by GingGoy @ 9:11 PM,
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El Nido Beach Resorts (Palawan Accommodations)
19 May 2004
For people looking for a nice vacation in El Nido, Palawan, here's a list of recommended beach resorts in El Nido, palawan for you to consider and explore
List of Beach Resorts in El Nido, Palawan:
Dolarog Beach Resort
http://www.dolarog.com
El Nido Garden Resort
http://www.elnidogardenresort.com
El Nido Resorts
El Nido Resort Lagen Island
El Nido Resort Miniloc Island
http://www.elnidoresorts.com
Lally and Abet Beach resort
http://www.lallyandabet.com
Las Cabanas Resort
http://www.lascabanasresort.com
Marina Garden Beach Resort
http://marinagardenelnido.multiply.com
For El Nido Resorts room rates, promos, booking and reservations, please visit the el nido resort official website or call published contact numbers (telephone numbers listed on website or directories). Should you know of other El Nido Resorts not listed here, do leave a comment.
you may be looking for:
el nido island-hopping rates
el nido resort reviews
cheap palawan beach resort el nido
cheap flights to el nido, palawan
el nido resort photos beach front
el nido spa, massage
If you're looking for el nido sex on the beach, hookers and prostitutes, this is not the place to look for them :(
List of Beach Resorts in El Nido, Palawan:
Dolarog Beach Resort
http://www.dolarog.com
El Nido Garden Resort
http://www.elnidogardenresort.com
El Nido Resorts
El Nido Resort Lagen Island
El Nido Resort Miniloc Island
http://www.elnidoresorts.com
Lally and Abet Beach resort
http://www.lallyandabet.com
Las Cabanas Resort
http://www.lascabanasresort.com
Marina Garden Beach Resort
http://marinagardenelnido.multiply.com
For El Nido Resorts room rates, promos, booking and reservations, please visit the el nido resort official website or call published contact numbers (telephone numbers listed on website or directories). Should you know of other El Nido Resorts not listed here, do leave a comment.
you may be looking for:
el nido island-hopping rates
el nido resort reviews
cheap palawan beach resort el nido
cheap flights to el nido, palawan
el nido resort photos beach front
el nido spa, massage
If you're looking for el nido sex on the beach, hookers and prostitutes, this is not the place to look for them :(
Labels: Hotels and Resorts, Mimaropa, Palawan, Resorts, Southern Tagalog
posted by GingGoy @ 9:45 PM,
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Toys "R" Us Philippines Locations
Toys "R" Us in the Philippines are mostly located at Robinsons malls:
Robinsons Galleria
Robinsons Place Lipa (Lipa City, Batangas)
Robinsons Place Metro East
Robinsons Place Bacolod
TriNoMa Mall Quezon City
Soon to Open:
Robinsons Ermita
Robinsons Starmills
Alabang Town Center
Robinsons Galleria
Robinsons Place Lipa (Lipa City, Batangas)
Robinsons Place Metro East
Robinsons Place Bacolod
TriNoMa Mall Quezon City
Soon to Open:
Robinsons Ermita
Robinsons Starmills
Alabang Town Center
Labels: Floobydust
posted by GingGoy @ 3:56 PM,
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Quezon Beach Resorts
16 May 2004
The first beach that Tutubi visited was the beach of Sariaya, Quezon where he has fond memories of. Since he's just a child and never been to the beach except the "beach", called wawa, of Laguna de Bay.
Herewith is a list of Beach Resorts in Quezon Province for your information gathered from official websites and various forums on the Internet. This list is by no means complete that's why there are spaces but the towns are listed for future "expansion."
Beach Resorts Gen. Nakar, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Infanta, Quezon
(the best route to take going to Infanta is though Rizal via Manila East Road up Laguna towns of Mabitac and Famy where the road to Infanta and Real can be found. It's about 30 minutes drive from famy/Mabitac junction. To commute to Infanta, there's Raymond Transportation bus on EDSA, Cubao and anoterh terminal on Sta. Teresita St. near Nagtahan in Sampaloc, Manila)
Cote D' Azur
Pacific Beach Resort, Infanta Quezon
Beach Resorts in Real, Quezon
(the best route to take going to Infanta is though Rizal via Manila East Road up to Laguna towns of Mabitac and Famy where the road to Infanta and Real can be found. It's less than 30 minutes drive from Famy/Mabitac junction. To commute to Real, there's Raymond Transportation bus on EDSA, Cubao and anoterh terminal on Sta. Teresita St. near Nagtahan in Sampaloc, Manila)
Aranda Beach Resort
Baluti Island, Real, Quezon
Club Manila East, Real Quezon
http://www.clubmanilaeast.com/club-manila-east-real-quezon.htm
Ocean Blue Resort
Tignoan, Real, Quezon
Contact Number: +63.921.363.4337; +63.2.725.1783
Juliana Beach Resort
Real Star Beach Resort
Email Address: manzanas_25@yahoo.com
Contact number: +63.42.331.1026; +63.928.791.3431; +63.909.753.1194
Address: Brgy. Capalong, Real, Quezon
Beach Resorts on Polilio Island
(Note: How to get to Polillo Island: get to the town of Real or Infanta plus a three hour boat ride to. Another is via Atimonan port. Public transportation is irregular in the very rural towns of Polilio though)
Balesin Island Resort
Lamon Bay, Pollilio, Quezon
http://www.balesin.com
How to get there: best via Atimonan port (a four hour drive from Manila) followed by a boat ride to the resort.
Beach Resorts in Mauban, Quezon
Beach Resorts on Cagbalete Island, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Atimonan, Quezon
Beach Resorts on Alabat Island
(Note: How to get to Alabat Island: get to the town of Atimonan plus a boat ride. Located on Alabat island are the municipalities of Alabat, Perez and Quezon)
Beach Resorts in Sariaya, Quezon
Baywatch Palm Beach Club Resort-Hotel
Beachwood Resort
Caroline Resort International
Dalampasigan Beach Resort
Tel. No.:+63.49.502.4871; +63.927.382.4639; +63.921.656.2433
Marina Azul Beach Resort
Bignay II, Sariaya, Quezon
+63.2.687.6139; +63.2.687.6136
Official Website: http://marinaazulbeachresort.com
Email: marinaazulbeachresort@yahoo.com
Montevista Beach Resort
Bignay II, Sariaya
Paraiso Beach Resort
Guis-Guis, Sariaya, Quezon
Contact Number: +63.2.851.6643; +63.2.889.2845; +63.920.901.1949
Villa del Prado
Bignay I, Sariaya
Beach Resorts in Lucena City, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Pagbilao, Quezon
(check out Pagbilao Grande Island, particularly the fine white sand beaches of Puting Buhangin Beach and Burawan Beach)
Pueblo Por La Playa
an upscale members-only resort
Official Website: http://www.puebloporlaplaya.com/
Beach Resorts in Padred Burgos, Quezon
The Tamarind Tree Beach Resort
Padre Burgos Quezon
website http://www.thetamarindtree.com
Tel No. +63.2.772.4731; +63.921.310.1793
Beach Resorts in Plaridel, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Unisan, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Gumaca, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Pitogo, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Lopez, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Calauag, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Gen. Luna, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Catanauan, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Guinayangan, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Buenavista, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Mulanay, Quezon
Beach Resorts in San Narciso, Quezon
Beach Resorts in San Andres, Quezon
Alibijaban Island
Beach Resorts in San Francisco Quezon
For inquires and reservations at this family resort please contact the published telephone numebrs or visit official websites. No information on the cheapest rates available.
Should you know of any beach resorts in Quezon Province or any update/corrections, do leave a comment for Tutubi to add to this list of Quezon Beach Resorts.
LAST UPDATE: April 11, 2009
Herewith is a list of Beach Resorts in Quezon Province for your information gathered from official websites and various forums on the Internet. This list is by no means complete that's why there are spaces but the towns are listed for future "expansion."
Beach Resorts Gen. Nakar, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Infanta, Quezon
(the best route to take going to Infanta is though Rizal via Manila East Road up Laguna towns of Mabitac and Famy where the road to Infanta and Real can be found. It's about 30 minutes drive from famy/Mabitac junction. To commute to Infanta, there's Raymond Transportation bus on EDSA, Cubao and anoterh terminal on Sta. Teresita St. near Nagtahan in Sampaloc, Manila)
Cote D' Azur
Pacific Beach Resort, Infanta Quezon
Beach Resorts in Real, Quezon
(the best route to take going to Infanta is though Rizal via Manila East Road up to Laguna towns of Mabitac and Famy where the road to Infanta and Real can be found. It's less than 30 minutes drive from Famy/Mabitac junction. To commute to Real, there's Raymond Transportation bus on EDSA, Cubao and anoterh terminal on Sta. Teresita St. near Nagtahan in Sampaloc, Manila)
Aranda Beach Resort
Baluti Island, Real, Quezon
Club Manila East, Real Quezon
http://www.clubmanilaeast.com/club-manila-east-real-quezon.htm
Ocean Blue Resort
Tignoan, Real, Quezon
Contact Number: +63.921.363.4337; +63.2.725.1783
Juliana Beach Resort
Real Star Beach Resort
Email Address: manzanas_25@yahoo.com
Contact number: +63.42.331.1026; +63.928.791.3431; +63.909.753.1194
Address: Brgy. Capalong, Real, Quezon
Beach Resorts on Polilio Island
(Note: How to get to Polillo Island: get to the town of Real or Infanta plus a three hour boat ride to. Another is via Atimonan port. Public transportation is irregular in the very rural towns of Polilio though)
Balesin Island Resort
Lamon Bay, Pollilio, Quezon
http://www.balesin.com
How to get there: best via Atimonan port (a four hour drive from Manila) followed by a boat ride to the resort.
Beach Resorts in Mauban, Quezon
Beach Resorts on Cagbalete Island, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Atimonan, Quezon
Beach Resorts on Alabat Island
(Note: How to get to Alabat Island: get to the town of Atimonan plus a boat ride. Located on Alabat island are the municipalities of Alabat, Perez and Quezon)
Beach Resorts in Sariaya, Quezon
Baywatch Palm Beach Club Resort-Hotel
Beachwood Resort
Caroline Resort International
Dalampasigan Beach Resort
Tel. No.:+63.49.502.4871; +63.927.382.4639; +63.921.656.2433
Marina Azul Beach Resort
Bignay II, Sariaya, Quezon
+63.2.687.6139; +63.2.687.6136
Official Website: http://marinaazulbeachresort.com
Email: marinaazulbeachresort@yahoo.com
Montevista Beach Resort
Bignay II, Sariaya
Paraiso Beach Resort
Guis-Guis, Sariaya, Quezon
Contact Number: +63.2.851.6643; +63.2.889.2845; +63.920.901.1949
Villa del Prado
Bignay I, Sariaya
Beach Resorts in Lucena City, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Pagbilao, Quezon
(check out Pagbilao Grande Island, particularly the fine white sand beaches of Puting Buhangin Beach and Burawan Beach)
Pueblo Por La Playa
an upscale members-only resort
Official Website: http://www.puebloporlaplaya.com/
Beach Resorts in Padred Burgos, Quezon
The Tamarind Tree Beach Resort
Padre Burgos Quezon
website http://www.thetamarindtree.com
Tel No. +63.2.772.4731; +63.921.310.1793
Beach Resorts in Plaridel, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Unisan, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Gumaca, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Pitogo, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Lopez, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Calauag, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Gen. Luna, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Catanauan, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Guinayangan, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Buenavista, Quezon
Beach Resorts in Mulanay, Quezon
Beach Resorts in San Narciso, Quezon
Beach Resorts in San Andres, Quezon
Alibijaban Island
Beach Resorts in San Francisco Quezon
For inquires and reservations at this family resort please contact the published telephone numebrs or visit official websites. No information on the cheapest rates available.
Should you know of any beach resorts in Quezon Province or any update/corrections, do leave a comment for Tutubi to add to this list of Quezon Beach Resorts.
LAST UPDATE: April 11, 2009
Labels: Calabarzon, Hotels and Resorts, Quezon, Resorts, Southern Tagalog
posted by GingGoy @ 10:51 PM,
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Kiping and Pahiyas Fiesta of Lucban, Quezon
15 May 2004
Lucban, a quiant agricultural town in Quezon Province, east of Manila, is famous for the Pahiyas Festival, in honor of San Isidro Labrador, where colorful kiping (rice flour concoction molded from leaves and colored with multiple hues for such perfect photography subjects) decorated houses are featured every year on May 15.these pictures, taken with Canon Ixus 30 highlights the festival as not only a harvest festival of the townspeople but also showcases art and culture.
How Kiping is made:
Kiping making starts by selecting leaves of trees (kabal, coffee or talisay) to serve as molds. Rice is then soaked for two hours before grounding into a paste and mixed with desired food colors and sprinkled with rock salt. The resulting rice paste (galapong) is spread on leaf molds, steamed for about 30 minutes, dried and peeled off.
Other places to see in Lucban:
Kamay ni Hesus
Kainan sa Palaisdaan (Tayabas)
Buddy's Restaurant
San Isidro Labrador Church (Lucban Church)
Church of Saint Louis of Toulouse
Pancit Habhab, popularly known outside as pancit lucban
Crystal spring waters of Ulbok
Marcos Tigla Park
Caprichosa Park
Rizal Park (formerly Plaza dela Revolution
scenic Mt. Banahaw
Lucban Pasalubong: Abcede's Langgonisa (lucban longganisa), broas,
Try also to visit neighboring town of Sariaya, Quezon for the Agawan Festival on the same date (May 15 annually)
Where to Stay in Lucban (Hotels, Inns, accommodations, usually fully-booked during Pahiyas Fiesta on May 15):
Patio Rizal (Tel. No: +63.42.540.2107)
Batis Aramin Hotel Resort
Palaisdaan Hotel (Tayabas)
Gran Veranda
How to get to Lucban:
How to Commute to Lucban, Quezon: take buses going to Lucena City and connecting jeepneys to take you to Lucban.
In Laguna, Sta. Cruz town or Pagsanjan town plaza, there are large jeeps going to Lucban.
Driving directions to Lucban: from Quezon City it's easier and faster to go there via Rizal route going to Laguna town of Pagsanjan. In Pagsanjan, Lucban is about an hour away. You thus avoid the traffic of SLEX and long drive via Lucena.
Labels: Calabarzon, Festivals, Fiestas, Quezon, Southern Tagalog
posted by GingGoy @ 8:52 PM,
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How to Get to Anilao Beach Resorts, Mabini, Batangas: Map, Bus Commute, Directions
11 May 2004
Anilao is a world-famous diving destination in Mabini town of Batangas. (Yep, Anilao is not a town in Batangas, it was made synonymous to the dive sites due to it's being the only jump-off point to the dive sites then)
Anilao Dive Sites:
Arthur's Rock and Dead Point, Basura, Eagle Point, Mainit Point, Twin Rocks, Vistamar and Koala
Anilao Dive Resorts
Reviews, comments and pictures/photos to follow once available. Please contact respective resorts for room rates, equipment rentals and SCUBA Diving training and PADI certifications.
Monte Carlo Resort
(043) 410-0111 / (043) 410-0222 (043) 410-0333
www.montecarlo.giveu.net
1traveltour@globlines.com.ph
Blue Ocean
San Jose (043) 410-0454
www.blueanilao.com
dolphin3b@hanmail.net
Carfel Vistamar Inc.
San Jose
0917-504-4831 (Resort)
(02) 821-8332 / (02) 823-8265
www.vistamaronline.com
vistamar@pacific.net.ph
Han Buk Resort
Solo
0916-751-4715
S.M. Scuba Dive Resort Solo
0916-339-1109
www.smscuba.com
smscuba@hanmail.net
Anilao Outrigger Resort
Solo
0927-555-5862
(02) 895-3551 / (02) 890-7807
www.outrigger.com.ph
info@outrigger.com.ph
El Sombrero Beach Resort
Solo 0916-251-4355 (Adelia)
Animone Resort Solo
0917-470-2555
The Middle of Summer Scuba Diving
Resort (former Dive Ocean Corp.) Solo
Dive South Marina Resort Solo
0910-219-7166
The Mermaids Hideaway Solo
0917-971-0809
La Luz Del Mar Solo 0920-750-3900
Club Ocellaris Solo
0917-890-1073 (Boy)
(02) 722-1938
Fax: (02) 672-1415
boyv@clubocellaris.com
Aqua Tropical Sports Resort
Ligaya 0919-424-2861
0927-579-7237
Brine Valley Resort
Ligaya
0919-255-5480
Coral Bay former Villa Charade
Ligaya 0921-284-3384
(02) 934-1259
Mariko Beach Resort
Ligaya
0918-292-3007; 0921-256-0011
Phil Pan Diving Resort Ligaya
0919-351-4695
Dive J.E.C.E. Resort
Ligaya
0919-336-5132; 0919-327-1394
Full House ( formerly Orange Diving Resort)
Ligaya
0916-303-8588; 0916-490-8167
Pacifico Azul Beach Resort
Ligaya
0916-736-8666
Villa Ligaya Beach Resort
Ligaya
0910-439-1073 (Resort)
mnla booking: (02) 896-6016 / (02) 896-6391
alex@philtech.net / mic@philtech.net
www.philtech.net
Aquaventure Reef Club
Bagalangit
+63 918-929-1667
Telefax: (02) 895-7932
jursar@aquareefclub.com
www.aquareefclub.com
Arthur's Place Dive Center
Bagalangit
0919-716-7973
0919-312-3938
fax: (043) 723-4773
arthurs@batangas.net.ph
Dive 7000 Resort
Bagalangit
0919-562-4268 (Dr. Tim)
www.dive7000.com.ph
tim@dive7000.com.ph
Eagle Point Resort
Bagalangit
0917-811-7654 (Ton)
0917-457-9672 (Rod)
(043) 986-0177 / fax: 986-0187
(02) 813-3553 / fax: 813-3560
www.eaglepoint.com.ph
rsvn@eaglepoint.com.ph
Red Sun Resort
SSI College (JN Center)
Bagalangit
Telephone Number: 0920-675-9633 (Mr. Kim)
Sunbeam Marine Sport Ent
Bagalangit
0919-767-4816 (Ronnie)
(043) 986-0190
(02) 831-1328 / fax: 729-4900
www.anilaodivers.com
sunbeam@broline.com
Bezo Resort (formerly Dive Solana)
San Teodoro
0917-300-1086
aquaman@mozcom.com
El Pinoy Dive Inn
San Teodoro
0919-708-2584 (Claire)
Sunview Resort Club Narae Co. Inc.
San Teodoro
0920-854-2534 / 0919-369-9123
Aquagarden Resort Genato Lim San Teodoro 0920-960-6993 / 0917-795-7151
www.aquagarden.com.ph
info@aquagarden.com.ph
Balai Beach Resort Inc.
San Teodoro
0918-946-3483 (Boy)
0920-920-8083 (Larry)
0919-857-1005 (Resort)
Telefax: (02) 943-2808 (Balai)
Telefax: 997-1474 (Boy)
balai_resort@hotmail.com
Planet Dive Inc. San Teodoro
0918-917-2630 (Joey)
0920-610-1746 (Dennis)
0918-929-9342 (Acid)
(02) 410-6193
Telefax: 926-0723
jackhavoc@yahoo.com
For those Underwater Photographer who wish to have the assistance of Dive Guide / Spotter you may contact the
Mabini Tourism Center (043) (410-0607)
Picnic Resorts in Anilao
01. Lover's Island
Anilao East
0919-440-6911
02. Goldmines Picnic View
Anilao Proper
0919-810-4980 (Marcial)
0916-447-1615 (Lucena)
03. Jay-Em-Es
Majuben
(043) 410-0837
(043) 723-5532 (Jerlyn)
0920-859-3501 (Eliza)
04. Lazaro Beach Resort
Majuben
0927-435-6078
05. Aqua World Beach Resort
San Jose
0927-232-3437 (Rhea)
(043) 410-0351
06. Basilio De Castro Beach Resort
San Jose
(043) 410-0833
07. Camongol Beach Resort
San Jose
0916-523-8035
08. Nel-Cris Beach Resort
San Jose
(043) 410-0529
09. Sunshine Beach Resort
San Jose
10. Tonying Picnic Tables
San Jose
11. Binata Beach Resort
San Jose
12. Father's Pride Picnic Tables
San Jose
13. Angie's
San Jose
14. Sikap Mupai Beach Resort
Solo
0916-251-7131
please get in the touch with the resort official website or call published contact numbers for room rates, promos, sample menu prices and other activities (snorkelling, diving, dive equipment rentals, PADI courses)
How to get to Anilao, Batangas:
Driving directions to Anilao, Mabini, Batangas (for those with pravate cars): From Makati City, take SLeX (Southern Luzon Express Way) and take Batangas/Lucena exit. Drive past Turbina (Shell station on your right), Lyceum University and Calamba boundary and turn right to enter Star Tollway (CALABARZON). Drive the entire length of Star toll and exit towards Batangas City then right turn going to Batangas City after the toll gate.
Drive straight passing by Fernando Airbase until you reach a junction the leads to Cuenca. Head for Cuenca then Alitagtag then head towards Sta. Teresita. Turn left when you see the welcome arch of Sta Teresita going to San Luis (this is a shortcut road going to the national highway where you turn left to Bauan.
At the junction that leads to Mabini, follow the road until you see another fork. Choose Anilao. This winding road will end at Anilao Propoer with its a market place and jeepney terminal. Near Anilao Proper is a road to the left that will take you to barangay Solo, Bagalangit and San Teodoro where the resorts are located.
How to commute to Anilao, Batangas (Mabini):
Board any bus to Batangas City on Taft Ave near corner Buendia (LRT Buendia station) (Travel time is around 3 hours. Request the conductor to drop you off at the jeepney terminal of Bauan/Mabini. Transfer to a Mabini-bound jeepney up to the docking area. At the docking area, board a jeepney to go to your resort in Mabini's barangay San Jose, Solo, Ligaya or Bagalangit.
Cubao to Batangas City bus fare:
Batangas to Mabini jeepney fare:
Anilao Port to Anilao Beach Resort tricycle fare: varies depending on distance
Related Posts:
Calatagan Beach Resorts
Laiya, San Juan Beach Resorts
UPDATED: April 2013
Anilao Dive Sites:
Arthur's Rock and Dead Point, Basura, Eagle Point, Mainit Point, Twin Rocks, Vistamar and Koala
Anilao Dive Resorts
Reviews, comments and pictures/photos to follow once available. Please contact respective resorts for room rates, equipment rentals and SCUBA Diving training and PADI certifications.
Monte Carlo Resort
(043) 410-0111 / (043) 410-0222 (043) 410-0333
www.montecarlo.giveu.net
1traveltour@globlines.com.ph
Blue Ocean
San Jose (043) 410-0454
www.blueanilao.com
dolphin3b@hanmail.net
Carfel Vistamar Inc.
San Jose
0917-504-4831 (Resort)
(02) 821-8332 / (02) 823-8265
www.vistamaronline.com
vistamar@pacific.net.ph
Han Buk Resort
Solo
0916-751-4715
S.M. Scuba Dive Resort Solo
0916-339-1109
www.smscuba.com
smscuba@hanmail.net
Anilao Outrigger Resort
Solo
0927-555-5862
(02) 895-3551 / (02) 890-7807
www.outrigger.com.ph
info@outrigger.com.ph
El Sombrero Beach Resort
Solo 0916-251-4355 (Adelia)
Animone Resort Solo
0917-470-2555
The Middle of Summer Scuba Diving
Resort (former Dive Ocean Corp.) Solo
Dive South Marina Resort Solo
0910-219-7166
The Mermaids Hideaway Solo
0917-971-0809
La Luz Del Mar Solo 0920-750-3900
Club Ocellaris Solo
0917-890-1073 (Boy)
(02) 722-1938
Fax: (02) 672-1415
boyv@clubocellaris.com
Aqua Tropical Sports Resort
Ligaya 0919-424-2861
0927-579-7237
Brine Valley Resort
Ligaya
0919-255-5480
Coral Bay former Villa Charade
Ligaya 0921-284-3384
(02) 934-1259
Mariko Beach Resort
Ligaya
0918-292-3007; 0921-256-0011
Phil Pan Diving Resort Ligaya
0919-351-4695
Dive J.E.C.E. Resort
Ligaya
0919-336-5132; 0919-327-1394
Full House ( formerly Orange Diving Resort)
Ligaya
0916-303-8588; 0916-490-8167
Pacifico Azul Beach Resort
Ligaya
0916-736-8666
Villa Ligaya Beach Resort
Ligaya
0910-439-1073 (Resort)
mnla booking: (02) 896-6016 / (02) 896-6391
alex@philtech.net / mic@philtech.net
www.philtech.net
Aquaventure Reef Club
Bagalangit
+63 918-929-1667
Telefax: (02) 895-7932
jursar@aquareefclub.com
www.aquareefclub.com
Arthur's Place Dive Center
Bagalangit
0919-716-7973
0919-312-3938
fax: (043) 723-4773
arthurs@batangas.net.ph
Dive 7000 Resort
Bagalangit
0919-562-4268 (Dr. Tim)
www.dive7000.com.ph
tim@dive7000.com.ph
Eagle Point Resort
Bagalangit
0917-811-7654 (Ton)
0917-457-9672 (Rod)
(043) 986-0177 / fax: 986-0187
(02) 813-3553 / fax: 813-3560
www.eaglepoint.com.ph
rsvn@eaglepoint.com.ph
Red Sun Resort
SSI College (JN Center)
Bagalangit
Telephone Number: 0920-675-9633 (Mr. Kim)
Sunbeam Marine Sport Ent
Bagalangit
0919-767-4816 (Ronnie)
(043) 986-0190
(02) 831-1328 / fax: 729-4900
www.anilaodivers.com
sunbeam@broline.com
Bezo Resort (formerly Dive Solana)
San Teodoro
0917-300-1086
aquaman@mozcom.com
El Pinoy Dive Inn
San Teodoro
0919-708-2584 (Claire)
Sunview Resort Club Narae Co. Inc.
San Teodoro
0920-854-2534 / 0919-369-9123
Aquagarden Resort Genato Lim San Teodoro 0920-960-6993 / 0917-795-7151
www.aquagarden.com.ph
info@aquagarden.com.ph
Balai Beach Resort Inc.
San Teodoro
0918-946-3483 (Boy)
0920-920-8083 (Larry)
0919-857-1005 (Resort)
Telefax: (02) 943-2808 (Balai)
Telefax: 997-1474 (Boy)
balai_resort@hotmail.com
Planet Dive Inc. San Teodoro
0918-917-2630 (Joey)
0920-610-1746 (Dennis)
0918-929-9342 (Acid)
(02) 410-6193
Telefax: 926-0723
jackhavoc@yahoo.com
For those Underwater Photographer who wish to have the assistance of Dive Guide / Spotter you may contact the
Mabini Tourism Center (043) (410-0607)
Picnic Resorts in Anilao
01. Lover's Island
Anilao East
0919-440-6911
02. Goldmines Picnic View
Anilao Proper
0919-810-4980 (Marcial)
0916-447-1615 (Lucena)
03. Jay-Em-Es
Majuben
(043) 410-0837
(043) 723-5532 (Jerlyn)
0920-859-3501 (Eliza)
04. Lazaro Beach Resort
Majuben
0927-435-6078
05. Aqua World Beach Resort
San Jose
0927-232-3437 (Rhea)
(043) 410-0351
06. Basilio De Castro Beach Resort
San Jose
(043) 410-0833
07. Camongol Beach Resort
San Jose
0916-523-8035
08. Nel-Cris Beach Resort
San Jose
(043) 410-0529
09. Sunshine Beach Resort
San Jose
10. Tonying Picnic Tables
San Jose
11. Binata Beach Resort
San Jose
12. Father's Pride Picnic Tables
San Jose
13. Angie's
San Jose
14. Sikap Mupai Beach Resort
Solo
0916-251-7131
please get in the touch with the resort official website or call published contact numbers for room rates, promos, sample menu prices and other activities (snorkelling, diving, dive equipment rentals, PADI courses)
How to get to Anilao, Batangas:
Driving directions to Anilao, Mabini, Batangas (for those with pravate cars): From Makati City, take SLeX (Southern Luzon Express Way) and take Batangas/Lucena exit. Drive past Turbina (Shell station on your right), Lyceum University and Calamba boundary and turn right to enter Star Tollway (CALABARZON). Drive the entire length of Star toll and exit towards Batangas City then right turn going to Batangas City after the toll gate.
Drive straight passing by Fernando Airbase until you reach a junction the leads to Cuenca. Head for Cuenca then Alitagtag then head towards Sta. Teresita. Turn left when you see the welcome arch of Sta Teresita going to San Luis (this is a shortcut road going to the national highway where you turn left to Bauan.
At the junction that leads to Mabini, follow the road until you see another fork. Choose Anilao. This winding road will end at Anilao Propoer with its a market place and jeepney terminal. Near Anilao Proper is a road to the left that will take you to barangay Solo, Bagalangit and San Teodoro where the resorts are located.
How to commute to Anilao, Batangas (Mabini):
Board any bus to Batangas City on Taft Ave near corner Buendia (LRT Buendia station) (Travel time is around 3 hours. Request the conductor to drop you off at the jeepney terminal of Bauan/Mabini. Transfer to a Mabini-bound jeepney up to the docking area. At the docking area, board a jeepney to go to your resort in Mabini's barangay San Jose, Solo, Ligaya or Bagalangit.
Cubao to Batangas City bus fare:
Batangas to Mabini jeepney fare:
Anilao Port to Anilao Beach Resort tricycle fare: varies depending on distance
Related Posts:
Calatagan Beach Resorts
Laiya, San Juan Beach Resorts
UPDATED: April 2013
Labels: Batangas, Hotels and Resorts, Resorts
posted by GingGoy @ 9:50 PM,
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Batangas: How to Get to Calatagan Beach Resorts, Map, Bus Fare, Commute, Directions
10 May 2004
List of Calatagan resorts for your reference
Rosegold Resort
Website: http://www.rosegoldbeachresort.com
Golden Sunset (owned by Ricky Reyes)
Lago de Oro, a cable park with wakeboarding facility
Playa Calatagan
Ronco Beach Resort
Parola Road, Calatagan, Batangas.
Mobile: +63.917.537.2061
Telephone Number: +63.2.823.2633
Email: roncoresort@yahoo.com
Burot Beach
(now owned by SM) with entrance fee for day tours and overnight camping
How to get to Calatagan, Batangas:
Planning to go to Calatagan by commute (public transport), take a bus to Calatagan in Pasay City near MRT EDSA Taft station (Crow Bus) or Erjohn/ Kirby bus at Liwasang Bonifacio (Lawton) in Manila (bus will pass by Tagaytay, bus trips at 4am to 11pm and takes about 2 hours) or at the Ali Mall bus terminal in Cubao, Quezon City and lastly in Alabang, Muntinlupa. In Calatagan, get a tricycle to take you the beach resorts in the Sta Ana area.
Driving Directions by private car, take the south super highway (SLEX) exit at Sta. Rosa then turn right to Silang- Tagaytay. At the ridge turn right towards the rotonda. At Tagaytay rotonda (roundabout), look for 7-11 then drive straight ahead to Tagaytay-Nasugbu highway. At Palico intersection you may choose left turn to Balayan-Calatagan or right to Nasugbu, then turn towards Calatagan.
Other interesting places to see in Calatagan, Batangas:
Calatagan Lighthouse or Faro de Punta de Santiago (Santiago Point) or Cape Santiago
Museum at Golden Sunset (where you can find artifacts, resort is owned by Ricky Reyes)
UPDATED April 2013
No reviews and recommendations on the best and cheapest yet. Pictures/photos to follow. You may call the resort contact number or visit their official website for updated room rates, promos, summer outing, sample menu prices and other inquiries
related posts:
Laiya, San Juan Beach Resorts
Anilao Beach Resorts
Rosegold Resort
Website: http://www.rosegoldbeachresort.com
Golden Sunset (owned by Ricky Reyes)
Lago de Oro, a cable park with wakeboarding facility
Playa Calatagan
Ronco Beach Resort
Parola Road, Calatagan, Batangas.
Mobile: +63.917.537.2061
Telephone Number: +63.2.823.2633
Email: roncoresort@yahoo.com
Burot Beach
(now owned by SM) with entrance fee for day tours and overnight camping
How to get to Calatagan, Batangas:
Planning to go to Calatagan by commute (public transport), take a bus to Calatagan in Pasay City near MRT EDSA Taft station (Crow Bus) or Erjohn/ Kirby bus at Liwasang Bonifacio (Lawton) in Manila (bus will pass by Tagaytay, bus trips at 4am to 11pm and takes about 2 hours) or at the Ali Mall bus terminal in Cubao, Quezon City and lastly in Alabang, Muntinlupa. In Calatagan, get a tricycle to take you the beach resorts in the Sta Ana area.
Driving Directions by private car, take the south super highway (SLEX) exit at Sta. Rosa then turn right to Silang- Tagaytay. At the ridge turn right towards the rotonda. At Tagaytay rotonda (roundabout), look for 7-11 then drive straight ahead to Tagaytay-Nasugbu highway. At Palico intersection you may choose left turn to Balayan-Calatagan or right to Nasugbu, then turn towards Calatagan.
Other interesting places to see in Calatagan, Batangas:
Calatagan Lighthouse or Faro de Punta de Santiago (Santiago Point) or Cape Santiago
Museum at Golden Sunset (where you can find artifacts, resort is owned by Ricky Reyes)
UPDATED April 2013
No reviews and recommendations on the best and cheapest yet. Pictures/photos to follow. You may call the resort contact number or visit their official website for updated room rates, promos, summer outing, sample menu prices and other inquiries
related posts:
Laiya, San Juan Beach Resorts
Anilao Beach Resorts
Labels: Batangas, Calabarzon, Hotels and Resorts, Resorts
posted by GingGoy @ 9:48 PM,
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Puerto Galera Resorts and Budget Travel Tips
09 May 2004
After wakeboarding at Lago de Oro summer outing, a group of Tutubi's officemates decided on going to nearby Puerto Galera beaches. Since Tutubi loves spur-of-the-moment travels, the unplanned kind, he tagged along.
Boarding a bus to Batangas Pier and a banca (boat) to Puerto Galera to take them to White Beach. The boat ride is a short one less than an hour.
The group arrived there shortly before sunset but since the trip is unplanned, they needed to find a room to stay for the night. It's a peak season of summer so as expected, no rooms were available at the various resorts lined up on the popular beach front. They then looked for contacts and rooms in houses nearby and found one where the 8 of them can sleep for just P100 per person, not bad indeed since they're not finicky, just wanted a place to rest their weary bodies later.
A long stretch of white sand beach aptly known as White Beach
Snorkeling in an area known as Long Beach
Where to Eat in Puerto Galera:
many bars and restaurants dot the area so dining and drinking is not hard.
Where to Stay in Puerto Galera (Resorts and Hotels):
Many hotels and resorts offer rooms and accommodations on the beach fronts, if your trip is unplanned or can't book your own rooms, you can look around for people offering rooms in their houses for cheap accommodations called homestay.
Cheapest ones, during peak periods like Holy Week, are tents where you only need a campsite like HSL and access to toilets.
What to do in Puerto Galera:
Snorkeling, shopping for souvenirs, visit Tamaraw falls nearby, SCUBA Diving, Banana boat and other water sports and activities
ATM Banking:
No ATMs on White Beach so bring plenty of cash. On Sabang Beach, there's Rural Bank of Puerto Galera
How to get to Puerto Galera:
Commute to Puerto Galera: Board a bus of Alps (Kamias, EDSA) Batangas Express (Kamias, EDSA) or Tritran (Kamias, EDSA or Taft Ave near corner Buendia/Gil Puyat) bus bound for Batangas Pier. At Batangas Pier, board ferries or boats to Puerto Galera. Total travel time is around 4 hours.
Driving Directions by private car, there's also secure parking at Batangas Pier (call them for parking rates) or you may take the Ro-Ro (Roll On Roll Off) facilities going to Mindoro.
For Puerto Galera via RORO, drive to Batangas Pier Gate 2, pay for the fee P1400 then 160-200/passenger with 1 free going to Balatero. RORO Trip schedule is from 10am and 3pm. Roro to Calapan costs the same but open 24 hours.
For those tourist in Manila, you can also board Sikat Bus to Puerto Galera with daily trips at 8am in front of City State Hotel on Mabini St Ermita, Manila. This way you just board the bus to take you directly either to White beach or Sabang Beach. Fare is PhP500 with travel time of 3 hours.
Puerto Galera Beaches:
Puerto Galera Beaches:
White Beach (most popular), Tamaraw Beach (separated from White beach by a cliff), Sabang Beach (where the girlie bars, foreigners and sleazy joints with hookers converge), Talipanan Beach (near White Beach but secluded)
UPDATED: February 10, 2013
You may be looking for these:
Puerto Galera Holy Week Promo, Puerto Galera Sex Scandal, Hookers, Prostitutes, Spa Massage with extra service, bars, ktv...sorry, but they're not here. please look somewhere else
Boarding a bus to Batangas Pier and a banca (boat) to Puerto Galera to take them to White Beach. The boat ride is a short one less than an hour.
The group arrived there shortly before sunset but since the trip is unplanned, they needed to find a room to stay for the night. It's a peak season of summer so as expected, no rooms were available at the various resorts lined up on the popular beach front. They then looked for contacts and rooms in houses nearby and found one where the 8 of them can sleep for just P100 per person, not bad indeed since they're not finicky, just wanted a place to rest their weary bodies later.
A long stretch of white sand beach aptly known as White Beach
Snorkeling in an area known as Long BeachWhere to Eat in Puerto Galera:
many bars and restaurants dot the area so dining and drinking is not hard.
Where to Stay in Puerto Galera (Resorts and Hotels):
Many hotels and resorts offer rooms and accommodations on the beach fronts, if your trip is unplanned or can't book your own rooms, you can look around for people offering rooms in their houses for cheap accommodations called homestay.
Cheapest ones, during peak periods like Holy Week, are tents where you only need a campsite like HSL and access to toilets.
What to do in Puerto Galera:
Snorkeling, shopping for souvenirs, visit Tamaraw falls nearby, SCUBA Diving, Banana boat and other water sports and activities
ATM Banking:
No ATMs on White Beach so bring plenty of cash. On Sabang Beach, there's Rural Bank of Puerto Galera
How to get to Puerto Galera:
Commute to Puerto Galera: Board a bus of Alps (Kamias, EDSA) Batangas Express (Kamias, EDSA) or Tritran (Kamias, EDSA or Taft Ave near corner Buendia/Gil Puyat) bus bound for Batangas Pier. At Batangas Pier, board ferries or boats to Puerto Galera. Total travel time is around 4 hours.
Driving Directions by private car, there's also secure parking at Batangas Pier (call them for parking rates) or you may take the Ro-Ro (Roll On Roll Off) facilities going to Mindoro.
For Puerto Galera via RORO, drive to Batangas Pier Gate 2, pay for the fee P1400 then 160-200/passenger with 1 free going to Balatero. RORO Trip schedule is from 10am and 3pm. Roro to Calapan costs the same but open 24 hours.
For those tourist in Manila, you can also board Sikat Bus to Puerto Galera with daily trips at 8am in front of City State Hotel on Mabini St Ermita, Manila. This way you just board the bus to take you directly either to White beach or Sabang Beach. Fare is PhP500 with travel time of 3 hours.
Puerto Galera Beaches:
Puerto Galera Beaches:
White Beach (most popular), Tamaraw Beach (separated from White beach by a cliff), Sabang Beach (where the girlie bars, foreigners and sleazy joints with hookers converge), Talipanan Beach (near White Beach but secluded)
UPDATED: February 10, 2013
You may be looking for these:
Puerto Galera Holy Week Promo, Puerto Galera Sex Scandal, Hookers, Prostitutes, Spa Massage with extra service, bars, ktv...sorry, but they're not here. please look somewhere else
Labels: Beaches, Hotels and Resorts, Mimaropa, Oriental Mindoro, Puerto Galera, Southern Tagalog, Travel Guides
posted by GingGoy @ 4:48 PM,
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Cable Wakeboarding in Batangas (and CamSur/CWC, DECA (DWP) ad Clark (CWP))
08 May 2004
It's company summer outing time and after Tutubi, fresh from his Mumbai, India travel, now has time to relax and unwind at the beach of Calatagan, Batangas in a resort called Lago de Oro (Spanish for Lake of Gold)
Photo of boats (banca) in Batangas Bay
Lago de Oro is a resort located on the beach of Calatagan with a not-so-great beach, nice facilities, a small swimming pool, playground but what's really great about this one is the presence of the water-ski facility for cable wakeboarding or kneeboarding called cable park.
Tutubi was able to try kneeboarding, and able to get past the first turn on his second try but not on the 2nd one. He was the only first timer there to get past it.
It seems Lago de Oro's wakeboarding is already known to many people that Tutubi even saw Alaska's coach Tim Cone and his entire family wakeboarding as if they're doing it for so long.
How to get to Lago de Oro, Calatagan Batangas
Directions are posted on their official website as well as prices, room rates and sample pictures and video.
Another nice to visit place in Calatagan is the old historic lighthouse, called Faro de Punta Santiago, on Cape Santiago. The outdoor museum at Golden Sunset also in the town is worth a visit for history buffs like Tutubi.
Other wakeboard/cable park in the Philippines is the popular CamSur or CWC, DECA Wakeboard Park (DWP in Davao), Clark Wakeboard Park (CWP) in Angeles City and Republic Wakepark in Nuvali, Sta. Rosa, Laguna. For wakeboarding rates and other info please visit their official websites or call official contact numbers
Related Post:
Calatagan Beach Resorts
Updated: June 2009
Photo of boats (banca) in Batangas BayLago de Oro is a resort located on the beach of Calatagan with a not-so-great beach, nice facilities, a small swimming pool, playground but what's really great about this one is the presence of the water-ski facility for cable wakeboarding or kneeboarding called cable park.
Tutubi was able to try kneeboarding, and able to get past the first turn on his second try but not on the 2nd one. He was the only first timer there to get past it.
It seems Lago de Oro's wakeboarding is already known to many people that Tutubi even saw Alaska's coach Tim Cone and his entire family wakeboarding as if they're doing it for so long.
How to get to Lago de Oro, Calatagan Batangas
Directions are posted on their official website as well as prices, room rates and sample pictures and video.
Another nice to visit place in Calatagan is the old historic lighthouse, called Faro de Punta Santiago, on Cape Santiago. The outdoor museum at Golden Sunset also in the town is worth a visit for history buffs like Tutubi.
Other wakeboard/cable park in the Philippines is the popular CamSur or CWC, DECA Wakeboard Park (DWP in Davao), Clark Wakeboard Park (CWP) in Angeles City and Republic Wakepark in Nuvali, Sta. Rosa, Laguna. For wakeboarding rates and other info please visit their official websites or call official contact numbers
Related Post:
Calatagan Beach Resorts
Updated: June 2009
Labels: Batangas, Calabarzon, Hotels and Resorts, Resorts, Southern Tagalog, Water Sports
posted by GingGoy @ 9:21 PM,
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Boracay Sex Scandal: Hookers, Prostitutes, Prostitution, Sex on the Beach Video
01 May 2004
Have you been scouring the net on where to download the latest Boracay Sex Scandal? the Boracay Sex video of January 1 2011? Where to find Boracay hookers, Boracay prostitutes? They usually hang out on the beach, offered by shameless pimps or waiting for you in Boracay bars and KTV
We all know prostitution is illegal in the Philippines but it's always an open secret. If you've come to this page looking for information on how to get laid in Boracay, there're lots of tips and trick on this subject on the world wide web but, sorry, you're not going to get them here.
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But if you're looking for the real tourist information on Boracay, you've come to the right place. Please start by clicking here.
Boracay Holy Week
Angeles City Nightlife
We all know prostitution is illegal in the Philippines but it's always an open secret. If you've come to this page looking for information on how to get laid in Boracay, there're lots of tips and trick on this subject on the world wide web but, sorry, you're not going to get them here.
this is merely an experiment in SEO to lure people to land on this page for some experimental keywords:
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note: if you came here looking for the ABS-CBN video of Boracay Sex on the beach on January 1, 2011, I don't have it. Free torrent video downloads may be buzzing with activity right now.
But if you're looking for the real tourist information on Boracay, you've come to the right place. Please start by clicking here.
Boracay Holy Week
Angeles City Nightlife
Labels: Floobydust
posted by GingGoy @ 8:59 PM,
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