Ananyana Beachresort:Bohol

"Ananyana Beachresort is located at Doljo Beach , on Panglao-Island/Bohol, Philippines. It is connected to Bohol with 2 Bridges. If you hear a Filipino talking about “ The Paradise of the Lord “, they are talking exactly about this nice Island. Along 3-km Doljo Beach, on Panglao island, minutes from mainland Bohol via 2 concrete bridges. From Doljo Beach, divesites are a few metres away. Clusters of entertainment, bars and restaurants on Alona Beach is a 10-minute drive. The provincial capital, Tagbilaran City, is a 20-minute drive over the causeway."

Philippine Eagle Foundation

"The Philippine Eagle Foundation is the perfect place for wildlife enthusiasts and bird lovers. Here, you can see the endangered Philippine Eagle and a variety of other wildlife. The amazing Philippine Eagles are considered as one of the 50 rarest birds in the world.

San Pedro Cathedral: The oldest church in the Davao, it was named after San Pedro, the patron saint of Davao. This beautiful Spanish style architecture was built in the year 1847. One of its wings houses the collections of antique images of saints, belonging to the old San Pedro Church.

Davao Museum: One of the well renowned museums in the Philippines, Davao Museum is famous for its rich collection of tribal art, including tribal handicrafts, art costumes, jewelry, and ceramics. It also has a gallery dedicated to unique paintings and sculptures of the region.

Japanese Peace Memorial Cemetery: A beautiful memorial shrine dedicated to the world peace. It represents the symbol of brotherhood irrespective of race, religion or regions. The site is an important place for Japanese war veterans, widows and their kin, who gather every year during the annual 'Reunion for Peace Program'. T'boli Weaving Center: It's a must visit for those who want to discover the rich cultural heritage of Philippines. Here, the tribal women in colorful attire weave cloth from the fibers of the native abaca plant. These clothes are then colored with root and mud dyes and finally woven with the intricate figures and patterns, depicting the folklore and region of the tribe.

Mount Apo: Mt. Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines, is the home to the monkey-eating Philippine Eagle and the waling-waling, a rare orchid of exceptional beauty.
Other must visit tourist attraction in Davao include the famous Davao Crocodile Farm, Eden Nature Gardens, Paradise Island and the beautiful Talomo Beach."

Carabao Island Philippines

"Carabao Island, also known as the town of San Jose, said to have the most beautiful beaches in all of Romblon. Just a short boat ride away from Boracay Island, you'll find the peaceful island of Carabao - a perfect antidote to the party scene in Bora!

San Jose - "With its mystical caves, powder white-sand beaches and crystal clear seawater to boost. San Jose is indeed a paradise to visit. Its dazzling scenery will charm and give you the relaxation you need."

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Batangas

"Batangas is the capital of the province of the same name. Aside from being a popular destination for beach lovers, Batangas also possesses some of the best dive sites in the Philippines. Its proximity to Manila, about two and a half hours by car, has made the province the diving center of Luzon. Its coastline is dotted with numerous dive camps and resorts. Here, the major dive sites are Balayan Bay and Nasugbu.

Known as the "Industrial Port City of CALABARZON and classified as one of the fastest urbanizing city in the country today and the home of approximately 211,606 peace-loving, hospitable and hardworking inhabitants. It was proclaimed as a city on July 23, 1969 which became the accelerating point of trading, commercial and industrial activities in the locality. The city is presently classified as a Regional Growth center and identified as one of the sites for the Regional Agro-Industrial Center and Special Economic Zone as mandated by the Medium Term Philippine Development Plan and the Ecozone Act of 1995.

This capital city is one of the nation's top revenue earning cities and is the site of one of the biggest oil refineries in the Philippines. It is located 112.00 kilometers south of Manila. The city's fine harbor was declared as an International Port and an alternate port of Manila. The city is the land of historical place, of fresh fruits and marine resources and of great opportunities for social and economic advancement."

Alegre Beach Resort: Cebu

"Perched above Cebu's most spectacular white sand beach, the Alegre Beach Resort offers its guests friendly, unobtrusive service in an idyllic tropical location. Upon arrival, the reception area offers uninterrupted views over the spacious pools to the surrounding islands beyond.

Accommodations are set amongst lush gardens and comprised of twenty cabanas, each of which includes two spacious bedrooms, oversized bathrooms and external private verandas. Minibars, satellite television, hairdryers, safes, coffee makers, airconditioning and many other facilities expected of a world class resort, are also included.

Description

Alegre Beach Resort bagged top honors for the Environment Category for its efforts in marine wildlife preservation in Cebu during the Hotel Leadership Awards of the 16th Annual University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA Extension Hotel Industry Investment Conference held in Los Angeles, California last January 17, 2001.
Accommodation

Set amidst 27 hectares of lush tropical gardens, Alegre has 20 luxurious cabanas which include 2 spacious bedrooms or a total of 40 rooms with elegant oversized bathrooms and verandas overlooking the deep blue sea. The pristine white sand beaches offer privacy in abundance. The resort boasts of 3 private beach coves.
Dining

The resort has a restaurant that serves international cuisine, Bar & Lounge, conference and banquet facilities
Facilities and Amenities

Individual Terrace . Individually-controlled air-conditioning unit , Ceiling Fan , Colored Television , Laser Disc In-house Movies , Satellite Television , Operator-assisted Telephone Calls , Mini-Bar , Personal Safe, Separate Shower , Separate WC , Hair Dryer , Coffee & Tea making Facilities, Library , Local Singers perform nightly , Manicure and Pedicure Service , Massage Service , Postage , Private Beach Coves , Room Service , Swimming Pool (47m) , Two Children's Pools
Location

Alegre Beach Resort is approximately 75 km from Mactan Cebu International Airport and 66 km from Cebu City."

Friday Resort Boracay

"At Friday's Resort, there are 34 native cottage styled rooms, with walls of woven bamboo ribbons and framed mats, thatch roofs, and gleaming wooden floors, some among the treetops. We offer the choice of Premier or Deluxe Rooms, all of which have modern conveniences yet retain traditional Filipino accents.

There are 18 Premier Rooms, generally well positioned near the beach, enjoying breathtaking views and a special turndown service. Premier Rooms are equipped with coffee and tea facilities plus staff provide a welcome fruit basket upon arrival.

Sixteen Deluxe Rooms are situated to the rear of the property and are generally smaller in size than the Premier Rooms.

Five sets of rooms are interconnecting.

All rooms are equipped with a king size bed and either one or two single beds.
Fridays Boracay Resort Dining

Dining Facilities.
Friday's offers a range of dining facilities for the discerning holiday maker. Boasting the finest restaurant on the island, diners have the choice of enjoying our cuisine under our "Cogon" roof or "Al Fresco" on the terrace. Our "a la carte" menu offers a sumptuous selection of local and regional cuisine, sure to appeal to the seasoned traveller. Regional Visayan Dishes, Pinoy favourites, Fusion Cuisine, Pacific Rim, Asian and European creations are on showcase. During peak seasons a daily dinner buffet offers a variety of food with constantly changing themes. Our famous fresh seafood grill consists of freshly caught blue marlin, lobsters, crabs, prawns, squid and other seafood fare, sure to make your dining experience unforgettable.

Bar Facilities.
The Beach Bar stocks an extensive range of beverages in an idyllic setting. International wines contrast with local offerings to create a unique experience. Try a refreshing tropical shake by the bar. Our award winning bar staff will custom make cocktails to your personal tastes, whilst you select a Cuban, Dominican or local cigar from our Humidor. Happy hour from 5pm-7pm is the perfect time to enjoy a balmy tropical sunset."

Davao Short History

"On March 16, 1936, Assemblyman Romualdo Quimpo sponsored a bill in Congress that will turn Davao into a chartered city. In March 1, 1937, Davao City was formally inaugurated under President Manuel L. Quezon"


"During the ancient times, Davao has already been a place of different tribes and ethnic groups coming from different regions of the Philippines and people in the nearby countries of Malaysia, Indonesia and Borneo. The native tribes that comprise the majority group of ethnic tribes in Davao during the early times were the Bagobos, Bilaans, Guiangans, Tagacaolos, Manobos, Mandayas, Mansakas and Atas. The early Muslim Maguindanaons, who were traders and merchants, also came to this place to do business."


"The name Davao was probably derived from the Bagobo word "Daba-daba" which means "fire." The early Jesuit priests refered to this place as a region of flames or fire as recorded in their early books. Many natives, however, believe that the name Davao was derived from the great river which the early Tagabawa tribe refered to as Dabu."

"In 1848, the Spanish forces, led by Don Jose de Oyanguren, launched an expedition and defeated the Muslims and killed their leader Dato Bago. Oyanguren then started to build a Christian community."