Wakeboarding, Lago De Oro

November 28-29
LAGO DE ORO, situated 115 kms South West of Manila on the shore of the South China Sea and on Zobel highway just over 2 hours from Makati, is the ideal get away from the cities - the pressure and smog. It is spacious - secluded - no noisy neighbors

Things To Do


- Water-ski or wakeboarding by cable ski system
- Play golf at Calatagan Golf Course or in the beach cand (5kms. away) 15 minute drive
- Snorkeling and rent a scooter
- Hire banca and go fishing.
- Watch movies in our video room Sports - Sattellite T.V.
- Carabao rides for children & adults
- Various indoor games
- Sight seeing Tours

Coron Palawan

November 22-25, 2009

A tropical Shangri-la nestled upon a coral jewel set amidst Palawan’s sparkling turquoise waters. Comely and idyllic,this island resort is a perfect hideaway for those who seek both relaxation and discovery. Club Paradise is on Dimakya Island, Municipality of Coron. A part of the Calamian Group of Islands, it is situated at the Northern tip of Palawan, the Philippine’s last frontier. Club Paradise - where possibilities are blissful, endearing and endless.

Be enchanted by the beauty of the picturesque Cayangan Lake or take a dip at the invigorating Maquinit Hot Spring.

In Isla Walang Lang-aw, there is no natural shade but we will take beach umbrellas for you. Isla Walang Tao has many tall corals, which are very splendid. The waves going to Diatoy can be rough. Trees and wild flowers are quite bountiful in this island.

You’ll never get bored with all the possibilities the resort offers - you can just bask under the sun, laze under a tree or relax on a hammock. If you like to seek adventure and discovery - try snorkeling, bird watching, kayaking, island hopping, diving or visit other nearby tourist attractions like Calauit Wildlife Sanctuary and the awe-inspiring Cayangan Lake among others.

Tagaytay City

Date: August 16, 2009

With its cool climate and clean air, Tagaytay City is the perfect place for leisure activities like picnics, horseback riding, camping, great golfing at two championship courses, plus breath taking sightseeing. It makes for an affordable weekend getaway for most Filipino families.The weather in Tagaytay is mild & average temperature is from 22 deg Celsius (71 F) to 25 deg Celsius (77 F).

Subic Bay Zambales

October 21, 2009

Dubbed as Philippines number one destination for extreme adventures and sports, Subic bay stands out as one of the recommended destinations in the country. It is well known for its diversity in both cuisine and culture. Some have described the panoramic views and leisure activities here as experiences of a lifetime. Others have depicted the place as one of the spots in the world that you can label as Paradise

Morong Bataan

Date: April 18, 2009

Bataan has the beauty of unspoilt beaches, a peninsula in the western part of Luzon that shields the Manila Bay on its south and east from the South China Sea on its west. A tourist haven boasting a multitude of exciting places to visit, and interesting things to do. The province has much to offer - a rich culture and history , and a warm hospitality that is truly Filipino.

Mt. Samat Bataan

Date: April 2, 2009

Dambana ng Kagitingan (shrine of Valor) atop Mt. Samat (altitude 564 meters) in Pilar town Bataan was built in 1966 in memory of the soldiers of World War II.

How to get there

From Manila, take the North Expressway (Balintawak Cloverleaf) and exit at San Fernando. From San Fernando, head southwestward about 34km all the way to the Layak junction that leads to Olongapo. At the junction, head straight. About half a kilometer from the Layak junction the road will veer left and will head southward. Just follow the road southward. A short distance from the point where the road veers southward, there will be a junction. Just follow the road to the right. This will take you through the main highway that bypasses the towns of Orani, Abucay and Balanga. After about 24km on this main highway, you will see a clearly marked junction that points to Mt. Samat on the right. Turn right, then about 4.5km towards Mt. Samat there will be a junction on the left that leads to the Shrine. This access road is about 6.5km winding uphill.

Batac, Ilocos Norte, Northern Luzon

Date: November 4, 2007

Marcos Museum
Ferdinand Marcos, one of the country's brilliant presidents. His reign over the country has given us both fame and pain. Every event that happened has been embedded in each Filipinos hearts and mind.

The Marcos museum that housed all the memories of his reign is the president's former house in Batac, Ilocos Norte where he was born and raised. It has been renovated and still preserves its Spanish look. The house contains the huge memorabilia and collections of the late president.

Also found in the museum is the remains of Marcos, laid and preserved in a refrigerated crypt.

Paoay Church, Ilocos Norte

Date: November 4, 2007

It is a dream come true to be able to visit Paoay Church,the best known earthquake Baroque church in the Philippines which has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. The cornerstone of the church was laid by the Augustinian missionaries in 1704 while the cornerstone of the belfry was laid in 1793. The people already used it even before completion in 1894,but it was formally inaugurated on February 28,1896. It is said that large coral stones were used for the lower level of the church structure,and bricks were used for the upper levels. The walls which were made of coral blocks,tree sap,lumber and stucco-plastered bricks are 1.67 meters (more than 3 feet) thick,and are supported by 24 massive buttresses of intricate design.The church was partially destroyed twice by earthquakes in 1706 and 1927.In the restoration,permanent columns were built to support the ceiling. Today,this uniquely beautiful church still stands, wowing tourists with its majestic structure of Oriental,Gothic and Baroque influences.

The belfry stands a few meters from the church. As in other belfries of Ilocos churches,Katipuneros used the belfry as watch point in the 1896 revolution,and guerrillas of World War II also used it to check out coming enemies.