Showing posts with label Boracay in the Philippines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boracay in the Philippines. Show all posts

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Canonoy Resort



"This is certainly A beautiful beach resort, I would recommend it if you are in the area. The duplex rooms rent for about P 1,200.00, or about $23.00 a day. They are large enough to fit four or five adults easily. The resort grounds are spacious and well kept, there are plenty of beach front teepee cottages located all along the beach front area. They will cater food to your teepee, pool area or rooms. This resort has a function room that seats 60 to 100 persons adequate for that business meeting or seminar. This beach is covered with plenty of soft light brown sand. Your feet won't mind walking in this sand as there are no rocks to speak of. This facility has security guards on duty throughout the day and night. I stayed here for three days and including my food and room cost me only about P 7,000.00 or about $132.00 and that was with nine people in our group part of which slept out on the beach teepees. I enjoyed my stay here and received a bad sunburn, maybe too much fun right?

Location: West coast of Negros Occidental, about forty five minutes, or fifty four kilometers south of Bacolod city."

Tagaytay Philippines



"Although not a big city,Tagaytay boasts a large selection of hotels ranging from budget to luxury. We at Philippine Hotel Reservations Service take pride in having one of the most extensive hotel listings for Tagaytay.

Most sought after by tourists and local city dwellers are hotels located on the ridge of the volcano with a view of Lake Taal and the Taal Volcano. Larger hotels with views are the upscale and well-established Taal Vista Hotel and the Days Hotel Tagaytay, while smaller properties include the brand new Windy Ridge Hotel, and the Tagaytay Econo Inn.

Hotels in Tagaytay are also well known for their coziness and rustic charm. Travelers who prefer to spend their time in a more private environment can opt to stay at bed and breakfast type inns such as the brand new and stylish Boutique Bed & Breakfast, the luxurious and romantic Discover Country Suites, or the cozy Royal Taal Inn.
If you want to get even closer to Lake Taal, we suggest you try out Club Balai Isabel, the brand new resort in Talisay, at the shores of Lake Taal. Club Balai Isabel is a resort that is great for both family gatherings as well as family outings.
Those who can do without a room with a view of Lake Taal can get an even better value for their money. For those who travel on a tight budget, Philippine Hotel Reservations Service also offers the brand new and cozy Casa Marcosa, the practical REHM Residence Inn, or the barkada-friendly Villa Baretto. For people who travel with a larger family, Philippine Hotel Reservations can offer you the villas at the Tagaytay Dacha, the economy rooms at the Tagaytay Country Hotel, or the Casitas at Hotel Dominique."

Monday, October 13, 2008

Palawan: Philippines's Last Prestige

"Tubbataha Reefs National Marine Park is the country’s largest marine habitat. It hosts giant manta rays, sea turtles and hundreds of reef fish species. Located at the heart of the Sulu Sea, the marine park is 33,200 hectares of coral atoll, barely emergent islets and open water, and constitutes a unique complete open ocean ecosystem. It is inscribed in the World Heritage List as "rare and superlative phenomena as well as formations, features and areas of exceptional beauty." It is located some 98 nautical miles from Puerto Princesa and is a premier diving destination.
For a long time, Palawan’s bountiful resources, abundant wildlife and extraordinary natural beauty are known only to the many ethnic communities that thrive in these islands and a few other daring settlers who wanted to live in unpolluted surroundings.
As the story goes, a tuna line disabled a dive boat’s propeller in the middle of the night forcing it to drop anchor in an inlet. The following morning, the divers woke up to an amazing scenery of skyscraping dark cliffs, thick green forest, white-sand beach, sparkling water and, rising above it, a series of magnificently sculpted jade islands. And thus was how El Nido was discovered.
Ecology awareness is at a high level throughout the province. Puerto Princesa prides itself as the cleanest city in the Philippines. To protect its megadiversity, only eco-friendly programs are adhered to by tourist establishments. And there are strict ordinances against dynamite fishing, with only net and line fishing allowed. Palawan may have opened itself to tourism but it has also taken serious efforts to preserve this last frontier."

Monday, August 25, 2008

Boracay - The Leading Tourists Destination In The Philippines





Philippines is composed of thousands of islands no wonder the country is full of world class beaches and resorts. And one of these is Boracay. An island which is one of the Philippine's leading tourists destination in the country. It occupies beautiful resorts and white beaches which are really had a breathtaking view to all.

Boracay enticing not only foreigners but also Filipinos who love mother nature and who are seeking a perfect spot for a long vacation. For how many years, Boracay is known to its undeniable beauty. Clear water, scuba diving, and of course white beaches and affordable resorts for strangers.

Accommodation is not an issue to be worried about. The island has hundreds of kinds of accommodations ranging from low to high type of accommodations. All you have to do is make a choice. Low? yea. But it doesn't mean that the quality is sacrificed. Low price but the quality is still in the higher level.

Boracay boasts not only the beauty of nature that it possesses. It is also rich of festivals that we can enjoy while staying there. All i can say is, Boracay is a lovely place stay. So if you are planning to have a long vacation and don't know where to go, Boracay is fitted for you. Stay and share your experience to us.