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Philippines Beach Resorts Near Manila

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Places to go near Manila - try Clearwater Resort in Clark Philippines


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Friday’s Beach Resort to open branch in Puerto Galera

Friday’s Boracay Beach Resort, a world-renowned premiere resort nestled on Boracay’s pristine white beach, is now expanding to help boost tourism in the Philippines. With its recent ground breaking and construction of the resort-hotel at Boquete Beach in the lagoons of Puerto Galera, Friday’s Puerto Galera is expected to open next year catering to foreign and local clients, with the first 18 rooms to be opened to loyal clients before the December holiday period.

The Fridays Boquete Beach at Puerto Galera was designed to have 75 rooms, with spa and idyllic carefree resort features, and most importantly, conforming to indigenous design and environmentally blended architecture, once fully completed at end 2010. Boulevard Holdings Inc. appointed the same world class architects from the Maldives, who have listed Conde Nast Traveler ranked properties such as the Four Seasons Kuda Huraa Resort Hotel of 120 rooms at Kuda Hura’a Atoll Maldives and many more, as some of their projects.

Friday’s Boracay and Friday’s Boquete Beach resorts are owned and developed by Boulevard Holdings Inc. Just recently, BHI disclosed the sale of 100% of its interest in Alliance Technologies Corporation (ATC) and Avrion Systems, Inc. (ASI), old information technology (IT) industry players in the telecommunications equipment business for contact centers and enterprises.  The company declared that Alliance Technologies Corporation and Avrion Systems, Inc. would no longer be connected with the hotel, property and investment holding company.

BHI Chairman, Jose Marcel Panlilio said that, “We are mindful that our board directors, investors and clients have recognized the value of investment and concentration in the resort hotel business. Selling ATC and ASI is a major decision and a challenge that we have to face. With the current economic crisis, the company decided to invest in something that will help the country boost tourism and gain premium profits as well. The yield is better.”

The company expects to add to overall sales with the full opening of Fridays Boquete Beach at Puerto Galera at the end of 2010.  According to Mrs. Nicole Morris, Sr. Adviser to Fridays Resorts, “There have already been many pre-bookings for the Fridays Puerto Galera unit from our loyal client lists of 29,000 repeat guests from the Fridays Boracay Resort.  We are hopeful with the right execution of the project we shall deliver.”

BHI also estimates the employment of 220 people for Friday’s Puerto Galera, tourism being deemed as an alternative to help fight unemployment in the country. With this, Panlilio remarked, “Resort developers like us and many others, for as long as they continue to do sensible and environmentally blended resorts and resort destination infrastructure, while getting their economic payback, will help the country ease its way out of the global slump and temporary tourism decline.”

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Angeles Philippines Beach Resort: Clearwater Resort Clark Freeport


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Philippines Beach Resorts Near Manila

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Get to Know Must-See Destinations and Ways to Send Money to Philippines Before You Visit

 

The currency in this country is the Philippine peso, but many vendors do accept U.S. dollars so you can keep some on you when you travel. Plan to exchange much of your cash for pesos, though, typically through money changers that you can find at airports or throughout large cities like Manila. Carrying cash when possible is advised since this is accepted throughout the country, unlike traveler's checks. In fact, most retailers do not accept traveler's checks, though some banks and money changers do exchange them for a fee.

If you are not comfortable taking only cash with you, know that ATMs abound in this country, so a prepaid debit card could be a good idea. This way, you can send money to Philippines using the card while you are still at home, and then use it at ATMs to withdraw money in the form of pesos when you land. You can also use it to purchase items, much like you would a standard debit or credit card. However, many retailers do charge a fee to accept cards. Also note that many ATMs run out of cash on the weekends so try to withdraw pesos on week days if possible.

Now that you know what form of money to bring, you should know where to go with your Philippine pesos. Of course, the capital city of Manila is a popular destination since there is so much to do. There are plenty of malls, clubs, and restaurants in the area, but you should also consider visiting unique places like Coconut Palace, the American Cemetery, Chinatown, and Luneta Park. If you want to see natural wonders of the world, check out Bohol Island near Cebu, which features coconuts, limestone hills, and crafts made by local people. Bicol Region is renowned for its beaches, resorts, and even a volcano, so check out this area if you want to relax. In fact, now that you know how to send money to Philippines before you even arrive, relaxation should be quite easy.

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Philippines frequently visited place near Manila Clearwater Beach Resort


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how to get to acuatico beach resort in the philippines by means of public transportation such as buses?

Take a bus from Manila to Batangas. There are jeepneys from Batangas to San Juan, the town where Acuatico in Laiya is located. In San Juan, you can hire a tricycle that will take you to Laiya. Actually, there are jeepneys, too, but you may have to wait until the the jeepneys are full to its maximum passenger capacity before they leave.

You may want to read up on Acuatico and other Laiya resorts in my blog

http://boyplakwatsa.wordpress.com/2010/04/19/laiya-in-color/

Jetskiing in Dakak Beach Resort, Philippines


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What's the best beach resort in the Philippines?

I don't have much money to travel, but I just wanna get away for a few days...

The best is probably Amanpulo. If you are thinking budget, there are still many options.

Club paradise in Busuanga (N Palawan) is a very nice mid-priced resort. Pandan Island is also very nice, but basic and a bit more complicated to get to. Boracay has many resorts, but is very very commercial.

Puerto Galera offers a lot, is probably the easiest / cheapest to get to and has reasonably priced accomodation.

I guess it depends on what exactly you want. Send me an e-mail and I can maybe make a better suggestion.

Palawan Philippines - Coopers Beach Resort


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Boracay Beach Resort – The Best Summer Getaway Experience

Summer season means beaches, white sands and blue skies with many fun activities either shared with friends or families. Philippines is a tropical country and is endowed with many beach resorts perfect for summer vacations and pleasures. One of the famous beach resorts is the Boracay Island which naturally attracts tourists from all over the world. Just last year the Paradise Island, as it is called, has recorded 650,000 visitors. The island has become an extra boost to the country's tourism.  Needless to say, it gets a huge positive response from the people regardless of culture and personal background.

There are many means to reach the island. From Manila the boat travel will last for 3 hours or you can book for a flight from Manila to Kalibo Airport, ride on a bus for two hours and then another 35 minutes by boat in order to reach the white-sand beach resort. On your first step in the island you will be captivated with the nature's beauty in forming perfect landscapes. The hotels and other establishments with world class facilities and amenities have added to the beauty of the island especially on night time where lights come from flickering bulbs and torches along the coast.

You can do a lot of things to enjoy your summer vacation in Boracay beach resort. Aside from the activities and services provided by the hotels like spa and yogas, you can also enjoy scuba diving with a scenic underwater adventure, kite boarding with the beautiful island's contour underneath and island cruising with the breathtaking clear water encounter and experience. The night life in Boracay has also been admired with live bands and performers all over the place and food services open all day long. Apart from all of these, it is the residents of Boracay who are known for their sweet-tone voice and warm accommodation that make visitors come back. The experience here is never complete that you keep on coming back for more.

Anyone can enjoy the extraordinary thrill and excitement while in the island of Boracay. You get to mingle with new friends and you will be even surprised to see people coming from your own place too. Indeed, it has absolutely become a paradise of beautiful landscape and wonderful people. If you are planning your summer vacation now, go and visit Boracay beach resort and you will never regret the experience of being close to the nature while enjoying the same comfort from home.

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Lyka's Blue Lagoon Beach Resort Bonbon Opol Cagayan de Oro City Misamis Oriental Philippines


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What are the best beach resorts here in Luzon?

Hi guys need help! looking for a really really nice getaway for summer. don't want to fly anymore so I hope you can advise on the best beach resorts in this side of the Philippines. Thanks so much!!! :)

I can recommend Laiya Beach in San Juan batangas, Caylabne beach in Cavite, Camayan Beach in Subic, Eagle Point Beach resort in Batangas etc. it depends on your budget. the travel time for those resorts are 2 to 3 hrs drive from manila. you can contact JLT Travel & Tours at tel# (632) 3631139 or 3657602. They can arrange and recommend a place suited for your budget as well as your expectation to the beach.

Philippine Resorts - RJ Beach Resort 2009


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Enjoy Boracay Sports this Holiday Season at Nigi Nigi Too Beach Resort

• Boracay Horse Riding

Our tame ponies will give you and your kids many enjoyable riding hours. Our ponies are bred and tame for leisure riding even by first-timers. Of course, each horse has an individual handler and never leaves the rider alone with the horse, most especially the children.

• Boracay Mountain Biking

Boracay is extremely scenic, with many challenging and varied routes around the island, some as much as 25 kilometers long. Most of the routes are on loose dirt roads and steep climbs up to lookout points that give spectacular views across clear, blue waters to the distant islands. There is a steep drop down along single track paths through thick vegetation and native villages to another deserted beach. Cycling along these beaches at low tide is an exhilarating experience and then finally back through the coconut groves to the main beach. Rides may end with a long cool swim in the ocean. This certainly adds a new dimension to your Philippine vacation.

Bike rentals are available at reasonable prices on a per day basis. For the serious biker we suggest that you bring your own bicycle. If it comes as extra baggage from Manila to Caticlan, the cost is minimal. For longer two or three day trips the Nigi Nigi Boracay hotel boat will take you to Caticlan on the island of Panay where the opportunities for adventurous cycling are unlimited.

• Boracay Sailing and Yachting

Tamarind offers a flexible cruising schedule including adventurous day trips, regular passages to Palawan and Puerto Galera plus personalized extended cruises throughout the Philippines to suit your requirements. Tamarind is a 40 foot yacht stationed off Boracay Island throughout the Philippine tourism high season (generally November till July). Tamarind is fully equipped to ensure ocean going safety and comfort for either day excursions or extended Philippine tours. The boat is equipped to sleep six guests on extended cruises and up to fourteen on day-long excursions.

Day trips to local points of interest departs Nigi Nigi Nu Noos Boracay Beach Hotel at 11:00 a.m. and returns at Sunset with unlimited drinks, an alfresco lunch, snorkeling equipment and an opportunity to learn the basics of sailing. Passages to Northern Palawan or Puerto Galera schedule is dependent on the weather, includes Boracay to Palawan (1-1/2 day sail ); 2 days / 2 nights exploring the pristine island cruising grounds of the area, followed by the return to Boracay. Personalized extended cruising is by arrangement.

Facilities are available to visiting yachts at Nigi Nigi Nu Noos Resort like potable water and fueling by arrangement, cyber cafe, shower / toilets and laundry, boat boy security, currency exchange plus all the pleasures of Boracay Island and Nigi Nigi Too
Boracay Island Hotel.

So, who said spending Christmas in Boracay is boring? For more details about Nigi Nigi Too visit http://www.niginigitoo.com/.

About Nigi Nigi Too! Beach Resort

Nigi Nigi Too is the sister resort of the equally popular Nigi Nigi Nu Noos ' e ' Nu Nu Noos Resort located in the very center of White Beach. Each resort and beach location has its own flavor – so if you are on an extended stay in Boracay why not experience some time in each location. The same concept of friendly efficient and personalized service prevails at both resorts. When making enquiries please clearly indicate which resort you prefer.

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A computer professional who works on the internet helping Nigi Nigi Too increase its viewers through optimization. For world class diving Boracay visit us at www.niginigitoo.com.

Pearl Farm Beach Resort,Samal Island, Davao,Philippines


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Visit Dumaguete Beach Resort

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When you first arrive in the Philippines. Your senses will be overloaded by the culture. Sight, sound, and Smell is the first three to get overwhelmed. There are a lot of people in the large cities that you will be arriving at. The fact that you are arriving at an International airport only increases the number of people around you. On the streets there are open air barbeque stands everywhere. Their coconut charcoal smoke adds to the charm and the pollution. Colorful Jeepneys, Trikes and Pedicabs scurry every where. Beggars are common, and you may be approached often. Public urination is common and a site that you will see every where.

As you continue to move through the country, you will enjoy the friendliness of those that you meet along the way. Do not be afraid to ask for assistance as you travel. However, the common reply to any question about direction is, “Over There” followed by a wave of the arm. It is futile to try to get additional information. The best you can hope for is a landmark which will put you near your destination.

After arriving you will fly to Dumaguete, a smaller size city of 100,000. Located in Negroes Oriental. You will notice that unlike the larger cities. There are NO traffic rules here. Except for the smaller vehicle moves out of the way of a larger one. And everyone moves out of the way of a Ceres Bus! You will be met at the small terminal by a representative from Monarch Sands to take you to the resort. Our expert drivers will deliver you safely, do not fear. Sit back and observe the country and the cities that you pass through. We will pass Bamboo, Nipa plants , Coconut trees, Banana trees, Mango trees and Papaya trees. Cows, Horses, Chickens and Caribou.

The Resort is located approximately 1.5 hours south of Dumaguete. The country side will change rapidly from bustle of people and traffic to small villages, banana tress, mountain ranges and rice paddies. Just before you get to the Resort you will pass a breath taking view of mountains and rice paddies on your right. Around Kilometer marker 42. Ask the driver to stop at take some pictures and stretch your legs . But if not we can always return another day.

The Philippines is a very religious country and you will notice hundreds of small open air churches along the countryside. If you would like to attend a Sunday service, please request upon your arrival and we will arrange it. If you visit any of the large shopping malls in the Philippines, you will notice that at 3:00pm and 6:00pm everyday. Everyone will stop and pray. Hail Mary will be broadcast over the loudspeakers. Please be respectful and pause.

You will be greeted along the way by hundreds of children along the roads that will wave and call out greetings.

The Malapalay Market is a bustle of activity every Wednesday morning. Barter for hand made souvenirs and taste local cuisine Monarch Sands offers a tour of Markets weekly. Ask at the front desk about time schedule.

Cock fighting is the favorite past time of the Filipino male.  Large arenas are built in almost ever city. Betting is done by hand signs between members of the crowd.  Fingers indicate the number of pesos bet, pointing up, side ways, or down ads zeros to the number.  Just as when you go to an auction, caution should be used with your hand gestures.  Tours of local Cock fights and training is available at the Front desk.

Dogs are every where. Most are very sickly looking scraggly dogs. If approached treat with caution. Most will beat a hasty retreat if you hiss at them or raise a threatening hand.

When interacting with the local population, men are called, DONG, women are called DI. All will speak a degree of English. Smiles and hand gestures are common. A Filipino goes out of their way to be friendly, and a negative answer to any question will be avoided. Another common phrase when you request a price or the cost of a service. Is; “UP TO YOU.”… You will know if you paid too much if they start to smile and their eyes get wide. Conversely, a sad face and a frown and you know you are paying way to small amount.

There is with all this friendliness what is called a LONG NOSE TAX. This is the fact that you will pay as much as double what a local will pay for the same item. The perception is that you HAVE more money, so, the price is higher just because YOU can afford it. If you think the price is higher then what you want to pay, offer a lower amount. This may work, but, not all the time. There is a ingrained pricing system. If an item cost 3 pesos to buy. It will be sold for 5 pesos in every little store. No store will sell at a discount. Even if the product will spoil tomorrow. It is hopeless to try and explain that half price today is better then none tomorrow. The price is the price.

Service, tipping and billing; Service in general is horrid. Urgency is never a factor. There is ALWAYS tomorrow here in the Philippines. Any Tip that you give will be greatly appreciated, but not required. Make sure you check your bills for accuracy. When ordering meals, make sure that your order is repeated back to you. Do not expect that all the items on the menu will be available. Living on Islands has advantages and disadvantages. Restaurants try hard to keep high quality fresh products on hand. But, storms, shipping and wholesalers often run out of key ingredients cause problems. If our menu lacks an item, our excellent staff will offer you a specialty item that they will design just for the occasion. Their talent at cooking always amazes me.

 Monarch Sands Resort  (http://www.monarchsands.com)  is situated on a secluded cove, located North of the sleepy town of Siaton. Native style cottages made of Nipa, Bamboo and local materials face the blue waters of the Bohol sea. Each cottage has a large porch to watch the local fishermen sail their small Bangka boats out for the nightly catch. The string of a hundred lights fill the horizon as they cast their nets.

Snorkel our scenic cove, Dive Apo island, or feed our pet monkeys with bananas from local banana trees. Sip coconut coolers after a relaxing massage on our large sand beach.

Shelling provides the material for our craft classes, and the local fishermen provide the daily catch for your Filipino cooking lessons.

Tour Dumaguete or watch Caribou plowing local rice paddies or tour waterfalls straight out of Jurassic Park.

Our floating bar provides the refreshments as our cooks devise ways to thrill your palate. Snorkeling, Diving, Beautiful sand beaches all await you at our fantastic dive resort.

 

Ronondo Rico

Operations Manager

Monarch Sands Resort

www.monarchsands.com

 

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affordable and good beach resort in Batangas Philippines..?

me and my friends are planning to go to the beach this weekend. just wanna ask where can we found an affordable beach resort with good and clean environment. also for overnight stay, with cottage. each of us have a budget of 700-800 pesos only. we are more or less than 10 person. thnx!

try munting buhangin.

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What beach resort in Cavite, Philippines would you recommend?

Preferably the MOST AFFORDABLE yet AWESOME.
Thank you!!

There are no beach resorts in Cavite that can be called AWESOME. Not even its top 2 beach resorts Puerto Azul and Caylabne, both in Ternate. And because these are both high-end, neither is in the category of AFFORDABLE.

So we limit our choices now to "affordable", considering that there is none we can call awesome. The best in this lot is Villa Excellance in Tanza, Cavite. The beach is good enough for swimming, although the water quality is not as goos as those in ternate, Tanza being closer to the polluted Manila Bay. But good enough, if you are not very finicky.

They have accommodations that are decent. You can grill your meat and fish right beside your cottage, while you and your friend are having fun singing, drinking, in the small veranda in front. Or you can choose to go to the videoke place within the resort.

You may also just want to rent tables with shed near the shore. There are hundreds of these in Villa Excellance.

They also have a store that sells most everything you will need. Shirts, water, drinks, even fish and meat to cook.

Finally, if you prefer to swim in a pool, they have a huge pool. Entrance to the pool is, however, separate from the entrance fee to the resort itself.

You won't need directions to Villa Excellance. Just go to Tanza and every Tom Dick and Harry can point you in the right direction.

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Going to Manila, Philippines from Melbourne...where do we stay in Manila (beach resort)?

We recently bought some very cheap flights from Melbourne (Australia) to Manila (Philippines) in March next year...I have done some brief research and not sure if we should stay in Manila? We want to stay at a lovely beach resort like Bali and Patong Beach, Phuket where we have been before. Want to do some sight seeing, water sports and great cheap shopping at markets with restaurants. Not really interested in night life, ie: pubs, disco's etc.... If we dont stay in Manila how do we get from Manila to whereever ?? Thanks

I have been to both Bali in Indonesia and Patong in Phuket, Thailand.

Boracay in Aklan (Visayas) and Puerto Galera in Mindoro are the closest you will get to Bali. There are enough information on the net if you google about these 2 options. A third option will be Pagudpud, called the Boracay of the north. It has a beautiful coastline, white sand, decent accommodations, quite remote, and NOT famous for nightlife. I am doing a blog entry on Pagudpud, but I haven't finished writing about it. My photos are waiting to be posted on my blog - - when I finally find the time to write. You could also check out Bolinao in Pangasinan, already in my blog.

http://boyplakwatsa.wordpress.com/

As for Phuket-type places, check out Dumaguete N egros Occidental. I actually called Dumaguete as the Phuket of the Philippines in my blog.

http://boyplakwatsa.wordpress.com/2010/05/19/dumaguete-phuket-of-the-philippines/

A simpler and smaller version will be Baler in Aurora province in Luzon. Baler was where the hit movie Apocalypse Now was shot. It is also in my blog.

http://boyplakwatsa.wordpress.com/2010/04/19/baler-and-it-is-not-in-quezon/

We have so many fantastic beach options in our 7,100 islands. There are more options in my blog, so you may want to review then all for you to better decide on your beach destination. For all you know, you may like the other places more than Bali or Phuket.

Top destinations are Camiguin and Bohol. You may want to read up on these places, too.

http://boyplakwatsa.wordpress.com/2010/06/26/camiguin-come-again/
http://boyplakwatsa.wordpress.com/2010/07/02/bohol-and-panglao-2-3-days-tour/

You could also consider SAMAL Island:

http://boyplakwatsa.wordpress.com/2010/06/16/samal-island/

Finally, read up on Siquijor, an island province with white sand all around, including the fishing villages.

http://boyplakwatsa.wordpress.com/2010/05/22/mystical-magical-siquijor/

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