Tour de Manila

Ace Water Spa

noreply@blogger.com (DeanAvic) — Fri, 23 May 2008 01:22:00 +0000

Summer is almost over and still wanted to plunge and relax in the pool? Ace Water Spa is the place to try. Imagine enjoying swimming in different types of pool with the benefits of getting a Spa at the same time in an all-weather indoor facility. No kidding!

Ace Water Spa is the first of it's kind in the Philippines.This is not a resort but a hydrotherapy spa. They boast 25 different hydrotherapy massage systems, steam and sauna and the one of a kind Hot Herbal Pool plus a Very Cold Pool not found in any Resort!

So read more to know more about the place.

Whats in our Backpacks?

Php 750 / pax
Fitted Bathing Suit for Females
Fitted Trunks or Cycling Shorts for Males
Swim Cap
Towel

Shout Outs:
-Ace Water Spa provides rental of swim suits , towels and swim caps. But for hygienic purposes, Tour de Manila suggests to bring your own.
-Don't dare to wear underwears, board shorts, sandos or any cotton swimwear since the Day Spa won't permit you to wear that. Besides, your not in the beach right?
-Bare in mind that fitted swimwear made out of spandex, nylon or lycra will only be allowed to really feel their massaging facilities
Only

How Much is the Rate?

Adults - Php 500
Kids - Php 250 (4ft below)
Gift Certificates Accepted

Inclusive of:
Shampoo and Body Wash
Lockers
Soup after spa service.

Ace Water Spa charges Php 100 per hour in excess of 4 hours

How to Get There?
(Information from Ace Water Spa)

1. From Makati via EDSA northbound - Take EDSA till you reached Quezon Avenue intersection. Turn left on Quezon Avenue. Go for several kilometers along Quezon Avenue till you reach the intersection of Quezon Avenue and Araneta Avenue (there is a Mazda Car Dealership just before it and a Chow King Restaurant at the corner). Turn right onto Araneta Avenue. Go for about one kilometer till you reach the next traffic light intersection. This is Del Monte Avenue intersection there is champion supermarket at the corner and Ardex motors on the left) Turn left at this intersection. You'll see Jollibee Siena, Siena College and 100 meters on the right side is Ace Water Spa, just before you hit Banaue, beside BPI bank Del Monte branch.

2. From SM Centerpoint in Sta Mesa - If your traveling from Manila turn left on Araneta Avenue. If you came from San Juan, turn right on Araneta Avenue. Go straight along Araneta Avenue, passing through the intersections of E. Rodriguez and also through Quezon Avenue. After passing through Quezon Avenue, the next traffic light intersection after more than a kilometer along Araneta avenue is Del Monte Avenue intersection. there is champion supermarket at the corner) Turn left on this intersection. You'll see Jollibee Siena, Siena college and 100 meters on the right side is Ace Water Spa before you hit Banaue.

3. From Welcome Rotunda via Banaue - If you came from manila , Espanya and welcome Rotunda. Take Quezon avenue till you reach Banaue where there is a McDonalds restaurant. Make a U-turn and go on Banaue passing through Orthopedic, the traffic light intersection of Retiro, still go straight along Banaue, until you reach the other end of Banaue. You will see the next traffic light intersection is Del Monte Avenue intersection where you see Causeway Restaurant on the left and Lecheon Restaurant on the right. Turn right on this intersection. Ace Water spa is just 50 meters from the corner on the left side.

4. From Bulacan via North Diversion - Take A. Bonifacio till you reach the intersection of Mayon (if going straight) La Loma and North Cemetery (if turning right) Turn left on this intersection, this is Del Monte Avenue (there is a Jollibee billboard at this intersection) Traveling along Del Monte avenue passing through the intersection of D. Tuason and then Banaue intersection. 50 meters after the Banaue intersection. Ace Water Spa is on the left side.

Where to Stay?

Ace Water Spa has no accommodations or cottages available. The place is a day spa and not a destination spa. Facilities provide a resting area inside the spa where you can rest and take a nap while inside the spa.

Shout out:
Having a rate good for 4 hours, better enjoy and maximize the beauty and benefits of the place.

Baguio City

noreply@blogger.com (DeanAvic) — Fri, 16 May 2008 17:06:00 +0000

Baguio City, this is where all our travels began...

Whats in our Backpacks?

3000 Pesos
jackets
map of baguio
itinerary
of course, clothes!

How to get there?

Baguio City is approximately 250 kilometers North of Manila, situated in the Province of Benguet. For commuters, consider these terminals:

1. Autobus Transport Systems Incorporated
Location: Dimasalang Street Cnr. Laong Laan Street, Sampaloc, Manila
Telephone Numbers: +63 2 735 8098

2. Dagupan Bus Lines
Location: New York Street, Cubao, Quezon City, Manila
Telephone Numbers: + 63 2 727 2330, + 63 2 929 6123, + 63 2 928 5639, + 63 2 727 2330, + 63 2 727 2287

3. Partas Transportation Company Incorporated
Location: 816 Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City.
Telephone Numbers: +63 2 725 7303, +63 2 724 9820.

4. Victory Liner Incorporated
Location: Edsa, Pasay City, Manila
Location: 713 Rizal Avenue Extension, Caloocan City
Location: Edsa, Cubao
Telephone Numbers: +63 2 833 0293, +63 2 833 5019, +63 2 361 4665, +63 2 741 1439, +63 2 361 1506, +63 2 361 1510

Range of bus fare would be 340 - 380 Pesos.

There are lots of cheaper buses around but if you wanted to feel comfortable at an expense of 5-6 hours ride, Victory Liner bus can give you a little bit of a favor.

Where to go?

Burnham Park: along Harrison Road, our first destination.

Tha Cathedral: where we prayed and asked f0 guidance in 0ur relationship.
Our Lady of Lourdes (The most popular 100 steps): actually I tried counting it, and if i remembered it c0rrectly, its n0t just a hundred but its 314 steps. imagine us taking all th0se steps!
Pink Sisters Church - very solemn place to reflect and pray
The Strawberry Farm - located in Benguet. Try harvesting fresh strawberries from the dirt. just watch out from tiny critters crawling in your strawberries!
B0tanical Park: l0tsa pine trees in here. Not to mention all th0se Igorots who are asking f0r a ph0tosho0t wit them f0r an extra bucks
The Wright Park: where h0rseback riding is held.
Tha Mansi0n: what can we tell b0ut this place...co0lest place in Baguio. imagine livin there!
Mines View Park: where we enj0y tha view and the breeze
Tiangge: where we experienced the "Ukay-ukay".
Maharlika: where we b0ught s0me of our "bling-blings."
SM Baguio: where we g0ts t0 see the wh0le view 0f Baguio fr0m ab0ve.
Camp J0hn Hay: where we've seen tha Cemetery of Negatism, The Bell H0use (105 year old h0use), Secret Garden, Replica of the Statue of Liberty, and of course, The Butterfly Sanctuary.
Tha Crystal Cave: h0nestly, we're b0th disappointed wit this one. But still its all go0d at least we experienced being here!

Where to stay?

If this is your first time in Baguio and doesn't have any reservations or something, don't worry. There are lots of places to stay there. Whether its a hotel, motel, apartelle or even transient type and pension house. Here are a hefty lists of places to stay in the summer capital of the Philippines. Here are the lists

Alpine Hotel	Mountainside Lodging House	Swagman Attic Inn Hotel
(63+74) 443-5858	(63+74) 442-6483	(63+74) 442-5139, (63+74) 442-9859
Military Cut-Off	173 Magsaysay Ave.	90 Abanao Street
Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio City, Benguet	Mountain Province
		Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio Ambassador Hotel	Munsayac Inn
(63+74) 442-2746, (63+74) 442-5078	(63+74) 442-2451	Tepeyac Hotel
25 Abano St.	Leonard Wood Rd.	(63+74) 442-3956
Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio City, Benguet	17 Leonard Wood Rd.
		Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio Concorde Hotel	Naguillian Travellers
(63+74) 443-2058	(63+74) 443-3317	The Supreme Hotel
Europa Center, Legarda Road	Naguillian Rd.	113 Magsaysay Ave.
Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio City, Benguet

Baguio First Pension House	Nova Motor Lodge	Vacation Hotel Baguio
(63+74) 442-2514	Motel	(63+74) 442-4545, (63+74) 442-3108
22 Bonifacio St.	(63+74) 442-3140	45 Leonard Wood Rd.
Baguio City, Benguet	Marcos Highway	Baguio City, Benguet
	Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio Garden Pension		Venus Park View Hotel
(63+74) 442-6398	Peredo's Inn	(63+74) 442-5597, (63+74) 442-6452
Lapu-Lapu St.	(63+74) 442-5091	19 Kisad Rd.
Baguio City, Benguet	Pacdal Rd.	Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio Palace Hotel	Baguio City, Benguet
(63+74) 442-7734		Villa Josedinno Hotel
Legarda Rd.	Pines Pension Inn	Military Cut off Road
Baguio City, Benguet	(63+74) 442-6872	Baguio City, Benguet
	21 Ferguson Road
Baguio Vacation Hotel	Baguio City, Benguet	Villa La Maja Hotel
(63+74) 442-4545		(63+74) 442-7239
45 Leonard Wood Rd.	Princess Apartel	15 St. Outlook Drive
Baguio City, Benguet	(63+74) 442-7261	Baguio City, Benguet
	106 Ferguson Rd.
Benguet Prime Hotel	Baguio City, Benguet	Acapulco Mountain Resort
(63+74) 442-7066, (63+74) 442-8363		(63 74) 442-6905
Session Rd. cor. Calderon St.	Ridgewood Residence	Lucnab Road
Baguio City, Benguet	(63+74) 446-6295, (63+74) 446-8940	Baguio City, Benguet
	17 Julian Felipe St.
Burnham Hotel	Barangay Lualhati	AIM Conference Center Baguio
(63+74) 442-2331, (63+74) 442-5117	Baguio City, Benguet	(63 74) 442-8878
21 Calderon St.		Igorot Lodge
Baguio City, Benguet	Rodet's Guest House	Club John Hay
	(63+74) 442-5403	Baguio City, Benguet
Concorde Hotel	Dominican Rd.
(63+74) 443-2056, (63+74) 443-2056	Baguio City, Benguet	AJ's Pension House
Europa Center		(63+74) 442-2206
	Silvertone Inn	18 Jungle Town Road
Cooyeesan Hotel Plaza	(63+74) 442-3950	Baguio City, Benguet
(63+74) 447-8888 to 91	Malcolm Square
Corner Asin Naguilian Rd.	Baguio City, Benguet	Altenara Pension House
Baguio City, Baguio City		(63+74) 446-9808
	St. Michael's Inn and Restaurant	40 C.M. Recto (Navy) Road
Elegant Hotel	(63+74) 442-2309	Saint Joseph Bgy 2600
(63+74) 442-9322	Military Cut-Off	Baguio City, Benguet
421 Magsaysay Ave.	Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio City, Benguet		Baden Powell Inn
	Teacher's Camp	26 Gov. Pack Rd.
Hotel Bayanihan Pension House	(63+74) 442-6032, (63+74) 442-3517	Baguio City, Benguet
(63+74) 442-4296, (63+74) 442-2531	Leonard Wood Rd.
Otek St.	Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio Condotel
Baguio City, Benguet		(63+74) 442-4578
	The Manor at Camp John Hay Hotel	Baguio City, Benguet
Hotel Elizabeth	(63+74) 446-0231 to 50, (63+74) 424-0931
(63+74) 619-0367, (63+2) 911-2161	Camp John Hay	Baguio Country Club Hotel
No. 1 J. Felipe St. cor Gibraltar Rd.	Loakan Road	(63+74) 442-5060
Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio, Benguet
		South Drive
Hotel Montecillo	Veny's Inn	(63+74) 442-6634
(63+74) 442-6566	(63+74) 442-2420	58 Session Rd.
Kennon Rd.	24 Session Rd.	Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio City, Benguet
		Baguio Holiday Villa Court
Hotel Reneca	Villa Al Pino	(63+74) 442-6679, (63+2) 889-2828
(63+74) 442-2259	(63+74) 442-7377	10 Legarda Rd.
Kisad Rd.	Europa Condominium Villas	Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio City, Benguet	Mines View Park
	Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio Village Inn
Hotel Salome		55 Magsaysay Ave.
(63+74) 442-4784	Villa Mia	Baguio City, Benguet
14 Loankan Rd.	(63+74) 442-6993
Baguio City, Benguet	Gen. Luna Rd.	Benguet Pine Tourist Inn
	Baguio City, Benguet	(63+74) 442-7325
Hotel Supreme		Baguio City, Benguet
(63+74) 443-2011 to 18	Villa Milagrosa
113 Magsaysay Ave.	(63+74) 442-4020	Casa Amapola
Baguio City, Benguet	Palma St.	(63+74) 442-3406
	Baguio City, Benguet	Quezon Hill
Hotel Veniz
(63+74) 446-0700, (63+74) 446-0702	Villa Princess Theresa Inn	Casa Ferraren
One Abanao St.	(63+74) 442-6946	(63+74) 442-2680
Baguio, Benguet	221 Session Road Extension	Outlook Drive
	Baguio City, Benguet
Kisad Hotel Inn		Casa Generosa Hotel
(63+74) 442-3507	Villa Rosal Inn	(63+74) 442-6054
24 Kisad Rd.	(63+74) 442-4093	Gen. Luna Rd.
Baguio City, Benguet	Gen. Luna Rd.	Baguio City, Benguet
	Baguio City, Benguet
Mount Crest Hotel		Corfu Village Inn
(63+74) 443-9273	Vistro Pension House	(63+74) 442-2969
Legarda Rd.	(63+74) 442-2235	Gen. Luna Rd.
Baguio City, Benguet	118 Engineers Hill	Baguio City, Benguet
	Baguio City, Benguet
New Belfrant Hotel		Cottages - Pine Breeze Hotel
(63+74) 442-5012, (63+74) 442-4298	Woods Inn	(63+74) 442-3350
Gen. Luna Rd.	(63+74) 442-4641	40 Bokawkan Rd.
Baguio City, Benguet	38 Military Cut-Off	Baguio City, Benguet
	Baguio City, Benguet	Cypress Inn
New Mount Peak Hotel		(63+74) 442-2416
(63+74) 442-3341, (63+74) 442-5411	Zion Hostel	29 Abanao St.
Abanao St.	(63+74) 442-6803	Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio City, Benguet	15 Palma St.
	Baguio City, Benguet	Green Valley Country Club Hotel
New Plaza Hotel Inn		(63+74) 442-7286
(63+74) 442-4038	El Cielito Inn Baguio	P.O. Box 6
Assumption Rd.	(63+74) 442-8743, (63+74) 443-4846	Santo Tomas Rd.
Baguio City, Benguet	50 North Drive	Baguio City, Benguet
Rajah Soliman Hotel	Baguio City, Benguet
(63+74) 442-7574, (63+74) 442-6955		High Country Inn
44 Bokawkan Rd.	Emerald Lodging House	(63+74) 442-6137
Baguio City, Benguet	Gen. Luna Rd.	106 Naguillian Rd.
	Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio City, Benguet
Sicat Hotel
(63+74) 442-4938		Highland Lodge
Marcos Highway	Forest Inn	(63+74) 442-7086
Baguio City, Benguet	(63+74) 443-8436	1 Gen. Luna Rd.
	Legarda Rd.	Baguio City, Benguet
Skyrise Hotel and Restaurant	Baguio City, Benguet	Holiday Villa Court
(63+74) 442-8080 to 85		(63+74) 442-6679
18 Dominican Rd.	Gilberto's Vacation House	10 Legarda Rd.
Baguio City, Benguet	(63+74) 442-4357	Baguio City, Benguet
	Navy Base
Summer Place Hotel	Baguio City, Benguet	Iggy's Inn
(63+74) 446-0560		(63+74) 444-7146
288 Marcos Highway	Jem Apartel	South Drive
Baguio City, Benguet	(63+74) 445-6807	Baguio, Benguet
	Dominican Rd.
Mile Hi Inn	Baguio City, Benguet	Inn Rocio
(63+74) 446-6141, (63+74) 446-8639		(63+74) 442-3507
Mile Hi Center	Leisure Lodge	68 Kisad Rd.
Camp John Hay	(63+74) 443-8174	Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio City, Benguet	Magsaysay Ave.
	Baguio City, Benguet	Jade Pension House
MJ Travellers Lodge		(63+74) 442-2521, (63+74) 442-3909
(63+74) 442-5444	Linda R. Bermejo	Marcos Highway
60 Lakandula St.	Homestay	Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio City, Benguet	(074) 442-7462
	No.7 Everlasting St., St. Joseph Village	Diamond Inn
Mountain Lodge	Navy Base,	(63+74) 442-2339
(63+74) 442-2451	Baguio City	Gen. Luna Rd.
27 Leonard Wood Rd.		Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio City, Benguet	Lujean Chalet
	(63+74) 442-7581	El Caseron delos Pinos
Casa Vallejo	Dominican Rd.	(63+74) 442-6099
(63+74) 442-3045	Baguio City, Benguet	Burgos St.
Session Rd.		Baguio City, Benguet
Baguio City, Benguet	Lujean Inn
	(63+74) 442-7581	Club John Hay Hotel
Chaparral Inn	68 San Roque	(63+74) 442-7902 to 08
(63+74) 442-3303	Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio City, Benguet
Marcos Highway
Baguio City, Benguet	Microtel Inn & Suites (Baguio)	Commuter Lodge
	(63+74) 619-3333	(63+74) 442-6735
Mido Lodge	Upper Session Road	Jacinto St.
(63+74) 442-2575	Baguio City, Benguet	Baguio City, Benguet
Lower Session Rd.
Baguio City, Benguet

But if your planning to go to the season of Panagbenga, I suggest to reserve a month before because man, I guarantee you, the whole Baguio City is flooded with people! Unless you might wanna try the grass in Burnham Park! :P

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Anawangin Cove and Capones Island

noreply@blogger.com (DeanAvic) — Wed, 14 May 2008 00:47:00 +0000

Tired of crowded Boracay? or even saturated Puerto Galera? or long hours ride to Pagudpud? Featuring, Anawangin Cove and Capones Island in Zambales.

This is not your typical beach party type of location. Imagine a beach thats surrounded with Pine Trees. Yes, you've read it right. The serenity and calmness of this place gives a relaxing environment that is free from pollution, traffics, work problems and even other disturbances that can be found in the City.

It is considered as a "Place of Escape", NO cellphone signal, NO electricity, NO kitchen and Faucets and even NO Hotels around the vicinity. Imagine a place without all of these necessities... Hassle? Na-aahh... We can say It's an Experience! A place where you can enjoy even doing the old style way of living... Building a tent to sleep on, cooking using woods that you can get in the forest, and even taking a bath on a "Poso".

It is such a wonderful experience to try the old way of living... Anawangin Cove and Capones Island can served as a Camping Style of gathering for Families, Groups and even for Lovers. People can hike in the mountains that surround the place or simply take a boat ride to reach the island.

What's in our Backapacks?

Tent 1500 bucks each Swim wear Packed food Flash light Toiletries Sunblock Camera Portable Stove with Gas Pans Drinks

How to Get There?

From Manila:
Victory Liner offers ride going to Iba Olongapo. Go down to San Antonio then, take a tricycle to Pundaquit for the Boat Ride.
Optional: Either go to Capones Island or directly to Anawangin Cove.

Going Back to Manila:
From Anawangin ride a boat to Pundaquit. Then ride a tricycle to "Bayan" or San Antonio Municipal Highway.

When in San Antonio, small groups can be chance passengers and ride a bus bound to Caloocan, big groups are suggested to ride a bus bound to Olongapo first for sure seats.

How Much is the Fare?

Victory Liner bus from Caloocan to San Antonio Zambales: Php 250
Tricycle to Pundaquit: Php 20 / pax
Boat Ride:
Directly to Anawangin = Php 1000 per boat 5 pax
Anawangin Cove + sidetrip to Capones Island = Php 1200 per boat 5pax
Environmental Fee: Php 20 / day
Reserved place for Tent: Php 100 / day
Bus from San Antonio to Olonggapo: Php 20 / pax
Victory Liner bus to Caloocan: Php 250

What Facilities are Available in the Island?

2 "Poso"
2 cubicles - "old school" type (curious? go see the place!)
2 Dressing rooms
No electricity, so better bring lamps, emergency lights or the like.

FYI:
-Anawangin Cove has a private and public place to camp. For cheaper payment, Tour de Manila suggests to stay in the public side since there are no difference at all. Same facilities are offered. The place is also SAFE.
-It is not advisable to camp at Capones Island since there are no care takers to help you with your needs and no comfort room or any facilities at all.
-Tour de Manila suggests to have a day tour at Capones and other adjacent islands then camp at Anawangin Cove.
-For those who needs a room rather than sleeping in a tent, Hotels are available along Pundaquit.

Who to Contact for Assistance?

Assistance includes:
Boat Ride going back and forth to the island
Reservation of place to build your tents
Island assistance like extra drinking water, ice or lamps

Please Contact Max at 09092546470
Note: You can contact him on weekdays since he's in the island during weekends. As it is described above, when in the island, there is no cell phone signal.

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Lago de Oro

noreply@blogger.com (DeanAvic) — Tue, 06 May 2008 00:02:00 +0000

Wakeboarding in a much accessible place? Lago de Oro can cater your cravings for this type of sport. It is just located in the heart of Calatagan Batangas.

We went there in a day trip to cut our expense. Anyways, we just really wanted to learn how to wakeboard... that's simple.

Whats in our Backpacks?

2000 each

Sunblock

Board shorts and swimsuits

Videocam and Digicam

Extra clothes

How to Get There?

For Commuters:

Calatagan Vans are available beside Metropoint Mall in Pasay City beside Edsa MRT. This will cost you 200-250 bucks going there.

For Non-Commuters:

- From Manila using coastal road pass through Tagaytay and go straight towards Nasugbu. Upon reaching "Y" junction just after Un-Oil Gast Station (right side) turn RIGHT. After passing Sugar Mill turn LEFT on "T" junction with Shell Gasoline Station on the left corner. Pass through Lian towards Calatagan. LAGO DE ORO is on the right side of the highway in Balibago, Calatagan

- From Makati using the South Super Hi-way, take exit at Sta. Rosa, turn RIGHT and go straight, pass through Tagaytay towards Nasugbu. Upon reaching "Y" junction just after Uni-Oil Gast Station (right side) follow the directions above (From Manila Bound)

How Much is the Fare?

Riding a bus from Pasay to Calatagan would cost you Php 250-300 only

Water Sports Time Tickets:
1 Hour Php 400
Morning Session (930-1230) Php 900
Afternoon Session (1330-1630) Php 900

AM & PM Session Php 1,386
Beginners Ticket Php 480
Early Opening or Late Closing - Can be arranged upon request

Where to Stay?

Lago de Oro has 26 hotel units with complete facilities.
Room Rates include:
Single / Double sharing Php 4,840
Driver / Maid's Bed Php 630
Extra Person in Room Php 726
Children under 12 yrs old - free of charge

What to Do?

Waterski or wakeboarding by cable ski system
Swimming in the pool or in the sea
Walking/jogging around the ski lake (1 km)
Playing volleyball/basketball
Playing indoor games such as billiards, darts, cards andtable tennis
Reading book at the library
Watching movies/sports/news by dream satellite TV
Relax and enjoy having massage using sandalwood oil from Western Australia
Fishing in the sea or lake
Rent a balsa and relax while having your lunch on the sea
Rent a boat and see the coastlines natural beauty
Snorkelling
Experience feeding sheep and lambs

Splash Island

noreply@blogger.com (DeanAvic) — Fri, 02 May 2008 08:46:00 +0000

Summer, summer, summer... is at hand and who doesn't want to splurge even in a tub full of water huh?! We've featured here Splash Island since this is one of our favorite summer spot.

Whats in our Backpacks?

1500 Pesos
Swim wear
Sunblock
Digital and Video Camera

How to get there?

Splash Island is one heck of a resort in southern tagalog. It's located in Southwoods Ecocentrum in Biñan Laguna.

For Non-commuters:
Take the South Luzon Express Way then enter Southwoods Exit turn right and you'll see San Agustin Church then straight ahead going to Southwoods Ecocentrum, in your way going there you'll see signs to help you reached Splash Island.

For Commuters:
Ride a bus or a jeep going to Pacita Complex, from there you'll see tricycle terminals that accommodates passengers going to Splash Island. These three-wheeled vehicles will take you in front of Splash Island for a matter of 50 - 100 Pesos.

Transportations that can be considered:
BBL Bus - Buendia, Vito Cruz and Lawton Station and even along edsa
HM Transport - Buendia, Vito Cruz and Lawton Station and even along edsa
Cher Bus - Along Edsa
Or take any jeep bound to Pacita Complex

How much is the fare?

Mondays to Fridays
250 Pesos Adult
200 Pesos Children / Senior Citizen

Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
325 Pesos Adult
250 Pesos Children / Senior Citizen

Lockers:
100 Pesos deposit (refundable)

The good thing about Splash Island is the entrance ticket entitles to an unlimited use of every facilities within the resort

Where to stay?

Splash Island is open from 9AM to 5PM and doesn't cater overnight swimming.

Where to go?

For Kids and Kids-at-heart:
King Pilipit
Rio Montanosa
Dos Supremos
Big Bam Boo
Twisted Palms
Magellans Drop
Isla Pawikan
Balsa River
Tausug Trails
Agos Grandes
The Harbor
Boon Docks
Camp Carambola (Picture Shown)
Bannakita
Water Wahoo!
Twin Coco
Knots Curl of the Orient

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