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Linasin Trapsi Resort 3 in One !!!

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Linasin Trapsi Resort is a three in One Resort!!! They have two Swimming Pool, one for kids and the other is for adults. The pool is clean and the water is crystal clear. The next spot is the Riverside, located between the Pool Area and the Sea side. Here, you can cross the bridge or ride a balsa going to the sea side or you can cross directly to the river going to the sea if you want to get wet. There are cottages around, and papag to relax and enjoy the fresh air and the sea breeze. This place is Great for Barkadahan and Family outings. Camp lovers will surely enjoy the Riverside and the Seaside. Swimming here is not for the kids, the wave is strong, so be extra careful.                                            Adult Pool                                                     Kids Pool  River side View                                         River side Bridge                                          Sea side How to get there: From Manila, ride
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DIY/ To Ciudad Christhia Resort 9 Waves Pool

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Ciudad Christhia Resort Ciudad Christhia is known for their impressive Wave Pool. The place is filled with beautiful landscape and recreational facilities. There are three refreshing swimming pool that you can enjoy. Each pool has a unique features. There is a pool for kids with a slide. The most popular here is the   9 Wave Pool, but  the wave lasts only for 30 minutes, and you have to wait for another hours to enjoy the waves. But they have a double loop water slide which is also fun. Kiddie Pool 9 Wave Pool Double Loop Water Slide Ciudad Christhia have Conference rooms/ Function rooms that can accommodate 50 to 150 persons perfect for (Indoor) Team Building Activities. They also provide accommodations for group outings, family outings and company team building. Their rooms are air conditioned and properly maintained. Picnic Huts are at the pool side. Grills are also available in the picnic area. Fish pond Swimming Rates     
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Budget Summer getaway @ Nagsasa Cove

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View from the Mountain If you are looking for a weekend getaway, here's an overnight stay itinerary for you @ Nagsasa cove.This Cove situated in the small town of San Antonio Zambales is now gaining its popularity as one of the most tourist attraction for travelers.  Nagsasa Cove Swim area How to go there: * From Manila, ride a Victory Liner bus bound to Iba or Sta.Cruz Zambales.  Jump off at San Antonio public market. It takes 4 to 5 hrs to get to the town of Sn. Antonio. Fare is between P270 to P310 depending on which bus terminal you  will choose. (Pasay/ Cubao/ Caloocan Victory Liner bus terminal bound to Zambales. * Take a Tricycle  to Pundaquit. P30 per person, good for 3 person per tryke..   * Rent a boat to Nagsasa Cove. It takes 45 minutes to get there. Capones Island What to do: Beach Bumming - take pictures,walk barefoot, enjoy the sand and swim Trek to the Mountain - be amazed to see the breathtaking view of the Cove. Ta
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Travel Guide to Baler, Aurora / Budget Itinerary (2018)

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Where to Stay in Baler Costa Pacifica Sabang Beach Sabang Beach is the best spot to stay. It is accessible to almost everything you need for a tour visit .There are lodging, home stay &  hotels to choose for a  cheap or expensive rates. Food places are also around the area, just take a walk and find a place that will suite your taste. Sabang Beach is also a swimming and surfing spot in Baler. It is also ideal to learn  surfing here.  How to start tour If you have your own car its easy to explore Baler. But if you are not sure about your destination, you can hire a guide to give you directions and show you some insights about each place. Guide fee is P 500 for a whole day. Here's an option: - Van Rental good for 10 pax. W hole day tour.  P2,500  - Tryke Rental whole day tour  for 3 pax P 800 half day P 300 * Entrance and Parking fees are not included. Places to visit Ermita Hills History says that Baler was wiped out by Tsunami on the night
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