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Playa La Caleta: Bataan’s Hidden Treasure

We often hear Bataan as a place of rich history, brave Filipinos fighting for freedom, and the great battles that transpired in the different regions of the province.
It was quite a surprise when I learned that this place does not only offer an opulent amount of culture but also prides itself with stunning beaches and sanctuaries of nature, both land, and sea.

Playa La Caleta: Bataan’s Hidden Treasure

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We were quite fortunate to have visited one of its most wonderful spots, which is Playa La Caleta.
Playa La Caleta, which means “Beach Cove” is an eco-tourism resort found in Morong, Bataan. The whole stretch of 1-kilometer white sand is such splendor to behold, coupled with a lush mountain lush mountain jungle/forest in the middle and 3 waterfalls at the back. To the island’s left, lies a 1-hectare islet, called Miguelito Island.

How to get to Playa La Caleta?

via Fajardo’s

  1. Take a bus from the Cubao to Balanga via either Bataan Transit or Five Star (Php200)
  2. From the Balanga Bus Terminal, take a jeep to bring you to the Bagac Public Market (Php50)
  3. From the Bagac Public Market, take a tricycle to Fajardo’s Beach Resort located in Bagac, Bataan (Php50)
  4. From the port of Fajardo’s Beach Resort, take a 25-30 minute boat ride to PLC (Php1,800 for 10 persons)

Via Private Vehicle
Option 1: via NLEX

  1. From Manila, take the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) and exit at San Fernando (Php157 toll fee)
  2. Take the westbound side of Jose Abad Santos Avenue (Gapan-Olongapo Road), heading towards the towns of Bacolor, Guagua, and Lubao in Pampanga.
  3. Upon reaching Dinalupihan, turn left at Roman Superhighway.
  4. Once in Balanga City, turn right at Gov. J.J. Linao National Road. Drive along the scenic route at the foot of Mt. Samat (where you can see the Dambana ng Kagitingan).
  5. Continue driving until you see the Philippine-Japan friendship tower.
  6. From this tower, follow the color blue, metallic, reflectorized signages that point to PLC.
  7. In between the Kilometer 56 & 57 markers, the same PLC signage will tell you to go down a road on the left side. This will bring you to the port of the Jaime Hilario Integrated La Salle School in Morong, Bataan.
  8. From the port of La Salle School, take a 10-15 minute boat ride to PLC (Php1,800 for 10 persons)

How are the accommodations at Playa La Caleta?


They have a wide array of accommodations to choose from. Sure there is something that will definitely suit your needs and budget!

  1. Picnic Tables Day Trip / Overnight 500 / 750
  2. Camping Tent (1-3 persons) Day Trip / Overnight 500 / tent
  3. Beach Tent (1-3 persons) Day Trip / Overnight (includes beach mat, tent fly, tent, 2 mattresses, 2 pillows) 750 / 1,000 / set
  4. Gazebo (1-4 persons) Day Trip / Overnight 1,500 / 2,000
  5. Cottage (1-6 persons) Day Trip / Overnight 2,000 / 3,000
  6. Beach Room (1-2 persons) – Day Trip / Overnight 5,000

I particularly love the beach rooms because they have a unique form of art in each. As for ours, we had birds! It is airconditioned, and totally comfortable to sleep in!
All rooms share a public toilet, and this is actually part of the eco-friendly environment the resort is campaigning.

Are there any water activities?


Definitely! They have a lot of water sports here too, and what makes them so unique is that they are promoting tourism by also ensuring that nature won’t be compromised.
Playa La Caleta supports only natural water sports, the ones that do not need machinery or engine functions:

  1. Stand Up Paddle 350 / hour
  2. Kayaking 350 / hour
  3. Slip N Slide Per Person / Per Group (10 persons max) (75-foot slide) 100/30mins / 300/1 hour
  4. Windsurf Board & Sail Sailboard with Sail 350 / hour

The resort believes that you can enjoy the resort and nature without having to introduce unnatural facilities. And I couldn’t agree more!
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I think this is the first resort I’ve ever been in that is so committed to ensuring nature’s preservation.

I got to try kayaking and swimming and I had the best time!
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My huge pregnant belly didn’t even pose any limitation for me to fully enjoy the Playa La Caleta experience!
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Now you know where to head next for your summer getaway!

Playa La Caleta

Office Address: 802 Antel Building, Julia Vargas Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, MM, Philippines 1605Email: playalacaletabataan@gmail.com (for all inquiries & bookings)
Business Hours: 9am to 6pm Monday to Friday
Telephone: +632 6379147 to 48 (for urgent matters only)
Cellphone: +639995887220 (Smart) +639567959420 (Globe)
Fax: +632 5763226
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/playalacaletabataan
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/playalacaletabataan
Website: www.playalacaletabataan.ph


About the Author

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CBD Oil Pet Products: A Positive On Pet Care?

Pet care has been one of the essential parts of modern society. For a time, the people who only went to the veterinarians needed animals for work. Farmers, ranchers, and gaming hubs like to have vets around for their moneymakers. Those animals who stay at home, like dogs and cats, still received care from their owners, but most of them do not even meet the right physicians. Some of them die off, not without their owners knowing about their real condition as you may read here.
In the modern world, it has changed quite drastically. Sure, there are still industries that need animals for help, as farms still have them. However, technology has made it easier and faster to do tasks like tilling the soil than using buffaloes and horses. Additionally, many animal rights groups have condemned such activities, along with those who live the vegan lifestyle. As it is, people who live in larger cities also like to keep smaller pets for themselves.

The Preference To Animal Care

It might seem that it is easy to take care of pets. Some families and groups believe that it is so much more worth it than raising a child. It is indeed comparably more affordable, as children have constantly changing complex needs as they grow older. Meanwhile, most animals are low-maintenance, and some of them can take care of themselves. Cats, for example, have been well-known to survive in the wild even without human intervention.
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However, it does not mean that they do not have emotional needs of their own. Social animals such as dogs tend to experience psychological issues when their demands are not met. Some show symptoms of depression like withdrawal and lack of appetite. Others tend to go for a more aggressive route and attack their owner. They can show signs of anxiety through withdrawal as well and fear of almost anything.
With these issues becoming even more prevalent, it has led many pet owners to look for alternatives. Even though going to the vet is the safest choice, not all people can afford the fees. Finding other decisions seems to be the more comfortable choice since you do not have to spend a lot of money. Many chose to turn to herbal medicine, like using CBD or cannabidiol. It is the extract found in cannabis, which is the most valuable part of the plant.
You might end up asking yourself why CBD is the chosen one since it is a well-known casual drug for human use. For the longest time, many places here in the US have made it illegal to use and cultivate cannabis due to its perceived addictive properties. However, there have been many changes when it comes to its legalization because some of the facts about it were proven false. For example, it is not as addictive as some scientists have claimed before, but they did not deny it can be misused.

Further Claims On Cannabidiol


With all of the evidence stacking up to support cannabis, many health experts have decided to study it further. Some scientists learned that using it has some benefits on the respiratory system as long as it is not used as a cigarette. It has led to the discovery of cannabidiol, as you can view more here, the compound hailed as the modern miracle from nature. Now, CBD is added to almost anything like soaps, lotions, drinks, and food.
The addition of CBD to animal food is a little more recent, but it all started during the “boom” of the cannabis industry. Many pet owners decided to add some CBD to commercial dog food, which has proven to be successful. Some owners say that adding it to their dogs’ daily diet has improved their performance and energy throughout the day. It became a booster for their bodies, and many continue to it to this day.
Meanwhile, there is also another effect that others like to take advantage of drowsiness or sleepiness. If you have used certain types of cannabis, some of them do make you tired and relaxed. It also affects animals the same way since some owners do use this to calm their pets down. Animals with anxiety concerns can benefit from this benefit since experts think it is safer than the other alternatives. However, there is still room for more scientific studies regarding this topic.
However, it is also essential to ensure that you are using the best products for your pet. Some of these may not be good for them since it is not made for animal use. For example, some CBD products are not safe due to the addition of THC, which makes the psychedelic part of cannabis. It is safe for human consumption, but it is a poison to most animals. Additionally, most of the experiments done on animals were used on mammals, so other species may not benefit from CBD as well.
 

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Manuel Uy Beach Resort [Travel Guide 2018+ Contacts]

Manuel Uy Beach Resort is situated in Calatagan, Batangas adjacent to Stilts Resort Calatagan.

How to Get to Manuel Uy Beach Resort:

1. From Pasay Metropoint, ride a van going to Calatagan, Batangas. Fare: P180.00
2. Drop-off to Calatagan Public Market.
3. Ride a tricycle going to Manuel Uy’s resort. Fare: P50.00
Entrance Fee:
Daytour – P100.00
Overnight – P200.00

Tricycle Contact:

Kuya Bebot: 0920 514 0696
Kuya Lupe : (0955) 371 6611
Kuya Kiko – 09203426812

Rates/Other fees:

Environmental Fee: P30.00
Tent Rental- 450-500/day
Comfort Rooms – 25 (Ligo) / 10 (Wiwi)
Tables/Chairs rental: P250.00

Sidetrip/Island Hopping Activity

Starfish Island / Sand Bar
Boat rental: P500.00 for the first hour up to 6 people in a boat / or P150.00 per head
-Only visible during low tide.

TIPS:

1. Get the trike driver’s contact number.
2. Bring your own tent so you’d only pay the entrance fee.
3. Bring your own food. Stores are quite far from the resort.
4. You may drop by Zen’s Coffee Hut for a taste of Lomi.
5. Cooked food is about P100.00 up.
6. Best to go there on weekdays. During weekends and holidays, the resort is crowded.
7. Always bring extra cash, travel essentials, sunblock, etc.
8. Bring your power banks as there is limited power supply in the resort.
9. Use of electricity – P100.00

Manuel Uy Beach Resort ITINERARY:

Day 1:
6:00 – ETD to Manila via uber
7:00 – ETA to Pasay MRT Taft / Breakfast
8:00 – ETD Pasay Terminal
12:00 – ETA Calatagan Terminal / Lunch / Pamamalengke
14:00 – ETD Pasay Terminal
14:30 – ETA Manuel Uy Beach / Registration / Tent Pitching / Change Outfit
15:00 – Photo ops @ Stilts
16:00 – Back to Manuel Uy / Swimming / Sunset Viewing
18:00 – Wash up
19:00 – Dinner
20:00 – Socials / Bonfire
22:00 – Rest
Day 2:
6:00 – Photo ops at sandbar/sunrise
8:00 – Breakfast
9:00 – Photo ops
10:00 – Pack up / Wash up
11:00 – ETD to Manuel Uy
11:30 – ETA to Calatagan Terminal
12:00 – ETD to Calatagan Terminal
13:00 – ETA to Olivarez Road Tagaytay
13:00 – ETD to Olivares Road
13:15 – ETA to Mcdo Calamba Road Tagaytay
14:45 – ETD to Mcdo Calamba Road
15:00 – ETA to Olivarez Road / Bus to Manila
16:30 – ETA to Manila


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Motorbike Ride Guide: From the Cold Winds of Tagaytay to the Blue Beaches of Batangas

Coming from anywhere near the south of Manila, a motorbike will surely get you ready to start a trip to the greatest scenes of Cavite and Batangas. You’ll pass by the cold breeze of Tagaytay all the way to dipping in the beaches of Nasugbu or Calatagan, Batangas. motorbike

Here’s are some of the places you should definitely drop by!

Pink Sisters Convent

Tagaytay is a place where you can find different retreat centers and monasteries. The most popular of which is the Pink Sisters Convent run and managed by the Sister-Servants of the Holy Spirit of Perpetual Adoration.

Pink Sisters
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MASS SCHEDULE
Daily: Holy Mass: 6:30am
Vespers/Benediction: 5:00pm
Sunday: Holy Masses: 7:30am and 5:00pm with vespers
First Saturday: 4:15pm

Bag Of Beans Tagaytay

If you are looking for a quick and sweet escape away from the busy corporate jungle, the Bag of Beans is the right destination for you. As if taken out of a storybook, the mystic place of Bag of Beans resembles a secret garden getaway with its forest-like garden and rustic interior design. motorbike

Bag of Beans Tagaytay
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Twin Lakes Tagaytay-Alfonso

Constructed in a perfect, breath-taking location, Twin Lakes Tagaytay provides a refreshing view of the famous Taal Volcano and lake and offers a cool mountain breeze amid rugged terrain and a man-made lake. It houses a few of the favorite restaurants which make it a popular destination in the area.

Twin Lake - Tagaytay
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Caleruega Church

If you are planning to see the province of Batangas, I recommend that you drop by the area, especially if you love Mother Nature and have a moment with our Creator. A place surrounded by exquisite trees and flowers, a perfect place for self-renewal and soul searching. motorbike


 

Kaybiang Tunnel

This is the Philippines’ longest subterranean road tunnel, which links Ternate, Cavite and Nasugbu, Batangas. Riders and bikes usually stop here to rest and take a photo in the longest tunnel in the Philippines.  motorbike
Take a rest. It has been a long ride. Some of our friends told me to use michelin tires for motorcycles, as it is their recommended one. Their motorbikes are equipped with these awesome gears. Have a look at Bike Bandit to check for motorbike parts and accessories.
Kaybiang Tunnel
 

Burot Beach or Manuel Uy Beach Resort in Calatagan

Just head a little down south and you’ll be in Calatagan, Batangas. A place where coves and beaches reside.
Burot Beach
According to witnesses, Burot Beach is not anymore unspoiled. Despite an overpriced 150 pesos overnight entrance fee, the place was poorly maintained.
Manuel Uy Beach
Manuel Uy Beach Resort, on the other hand, is a new favorite because of the cheap entrance fee of 50 Php and is close to the resort which is tagged as the Maldives of the Philippines, Stilts’ Calatagan. 


There actually are even more spots we could add to this list but as a guide for a day ride, it’s enough. I’m sure, on your way back, you’d be more willing to look for places and aim for more adventure.  motorbike
Do you have any other spots you consider worth visiting for a day ride by motorbike?



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Cabongaoan Beach Travel Guide | Burgos, Pangasinan

Cabongaoan Beach is the next big thing!

Contributed by: Peter Elbert Go of Obotology.com

See full post: Cabongaoan Beach: Of Pristine Sand, Tidal Pools and Amazing Waves
Ung buhangin parang pinaghalong sands ng Boracay saka Jomalig.

Cabongaoan Beach Travel Guide Burgos Pangasinan
Cabongaoan Beach Travel Guide Burgos Pangasinan

Cabongaoan Beach Travel Guide

Malinis. Walang basura. Pristine. Malinaw ang tubig. Tahimik. Isolated. Relaxing. Malamig ang hangin kahit mataas ang araw. Super ganda ng mga rock formations and tidal pools.
Ang sarap magdala ng hammock or tent at magrelak-relak.
Wala ka nang hahanapin pa. Cabongaoan Beach Travel Guide

How to Get There:

 Catch a bus from Victory Liner or Five Star in Cubao or Pasay going to Alaminos, Pangasinan. Fare P393 for Victory Liner from Cubao. Travel time 5-6 hours. It is advisable to take the night bus to reach Alaminos first thing in the morning.
From Victory Liner terminal in Alaminos, catch the bus to Sta.Cruz, then alight at Burgos Public Market. Fare P30. Travel time 35mins.
 From Burgos Public Market, grab a trike that will bring you to Cabongaoan Beach. Fare P300 for 2. P400 for 3. Travel time 1hr. Alternatively, you can catch the once-a-day jeep to Cabongaoan that leaves Burgos Public Market between 10-11AM. Fare P30.
* You may contact Kuya Rocky at 09276159713 or just grab any trike at the terminal.
Haggle but do not get below P300. Even locals pay the same rate. I believe the rate is justified.

Getting Out:

🚌 Getting out is as easy as following the same route.
However, it is advisable that you contact the trike that brought you to the beach and arrange for a pick-up as there are no trikes in Cabongaoan.
The option residents use in getting to the town proper is to catch the once-a-day jeepney that leaves between 5-6AM.
🚌 Once you are back at Burgos Public Market, hail either a jeep or a bus that will bring you to Victory Liner terminal. P30 for bus and P25 for jeep.

Cabongaoan Beach Tips:

– Buy your necessities at Burgos Public Market.
– There are drinks at the beach, they’re not expensive.
– Phone signals from all networks are erratic.

Accommodation | Where to Stay:

We stayed at Roven’s Place and met Kuya Ronald (Inggo) and Ate Venus. They are very accommodating. Contact them ahead of time if you need to reserve cottages especially during summer. They have the best beach front. The rest of the resorts (except Amayaj), mabato ang harap.
Roven’s Place [Check Rates]
0927 9957606
0906 1078860
https://www.facebook.com/Cabongaoan-Beach-Rovens-Place-625…/
Cottage Rates: [Check Rates]
P1800 good for 5
P1200 good for 3-4
P2500 good for 8 Cabongaoan Beach Travel Guide
Tent Pitching = P150 per head (advisable for solor traveler since they do not have room for 1)
Table = P500
No need to pay for entrance fee for day visits, but you are required to get a table.
Cottage check-out is at 10AM especially during weekends, but is flexible during weekdays.

Other Accommodations:

Amayaj Bora Beach Resort [Check Rates]
0956 412 1688
0929 796 1171
0929 873 3117 Cabongaoan Beach Travel Guide
Viva La Vida/Villa Toledo Cabo Resort [Check Rates]
0927 201 9907
D’Cousin’s Beach Resort [Check Rates]
0935 414 3649
Island Hopping to Tambobong Beach, Colibra Island and Snake Island can also be done for P1500 good for 6. Check with your accommodation on island hopping contacts. Cabongaoan Beach Travel Guide

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RedDoorz is Southeast Asia’s largest and fastest-growing, technology-driven hotel management company offering affordable accommodations for everyone. With a vision to enable people to travel more and provide an affordable reliable stay in all major cities and destinations across the region, RedDoorz is disrupting the hospitality industry by transforming the fragmented supply inventory into branded, standardized accommodations and leveraging its mobile app and digital channels to drive strong consumer demand.
The company was founded in 2015 by a team of senior executives with deep experience in the online travel and hospitality industry and has grown into a regional powerhouse with operations in Indonesia, Singapore, the Philippines and Vietnam. The firm has been growing by five times year-on-year.
As part of the RedDoorz brand network, hotel owners are able to grow their businesses and increase revenues while streamlining their operations. RedDoorz’s solutions help partners manage distribution, pricing, marketing, customer experience and technology solutions – offering an end-to-end platform powered by an advanced technology infrastructure.
For more information, please visit www.reddoorz.com.
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RedDoorz: Liviu Nedef
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Tom’s Cruise: Yacht Staycation (Review and Experience)

Have you ever dreamed of staying on a yacht? We do and we made that dream come true!

Tom’s Cruise: Yacht Staycation


This is not your ordinary staycation getaway. For a night, you can get to stay on a yacht in a resort in Nasugbu. Depending on how much you can spend, you can totally get the most of your money! Plan your trip and bring forth some friends too! You may opt to go solo and enjoy your own company.  Even more romantic when you will be staying with the people you love, just like what we did.
Jane and I spent our monthsary in here. And in this post, we will let you know how we made this “not-your- ordinary-staycation” a dream come true. y

Watch our video!

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How to Book at Tom’s Cruise


1. First off, you need to register via our Airbnb link http://bit.ly/AIRBNBJERNYD to avail of the P1,100.00 discount [~$22 USD] as the yacht is quite pricey (make sure you haven’t registered a previous email yet so you can avail of the discount). Price: P8,000 on weekdays, P9000 on weekends (prices may change, plus other fees).
2. Go to this link: LINK TO YACHT STAYCATION — WALK-IN GUESTS ARE NOT ALLOWED.
3. Select your preferred dates and number of guests. Note: Weekday rates are cheaper than weekend rates. Click on Book / Request to Book.
4. Review house rules, payment details, and agree to terms. Note: You may bring 2 small children for FREE. Proceed to Payment or checkout.
5. Discount will be applied when you’re on the checkout page. Payment options: CREDIT CARD / DEBIT CARD / PAYPAL. There are no other payment options than this so please don’t ask. If you don’t have one, register for Paymaya or YAZZ card, GCash is also an option.
6. Further information and contact details will be sent to you when you are already booked. Sorry, but I can’t disclose the contact information. yacht staycation

Where is Tom’s Cruise located

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Tom’s Cruise: Yacht Staycation

Tom’s Cruise is located inside the South Marina of Club Punta Fuego in Nasugbu, Batangas. When you’re booked, you’ll have to proceed to South Marina and look for Kuya Joel, the caretaker of the yacht.

How to get there via Commute

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1. From Manila, ride a bus bound for Nasugbu. Drop off at Nasugbu Town Proper. Landmark is Jolibee and or McDonald’s.
2. Hire a tricycle direct to Punta Fuego. It will cost you P160.00 per way, up to 4 persons OR go to the tricycle terminal near McDonald’s and wait for other passengers, costs P40.00 each, one-way.
3. You will be dropped off at the Club Punta Fuego gate. Further instructions are sent when you are booked.

How to get there by Car

A 2.5-hour drive from Manila via the Ternate-Nasugbu Highway or South Luzon Expressway is all it takes to arrive at this exclusive address. Upon reaching Brgy. Balaytigue, drive to the gate of Peninsula de Punta Fuego where the Batangas resort is located.

What to Expect


a. A nice and clean yacht designed for long journeys, VERY INSTAGRAMABLE as the interiors are world-class.
b. A lot of other yachts docked in the marina.
c. Compared to other yachts, Tom’s Cruise cannot hold a yacht party. Only 2 to 4 persons can be accommodated.
d. Only booked guests are allowed.
e. BRING YOUR OWN FOOD.
f. The yacht is only docked at the marina. If you wish to cruise, see rates below.
g. You can cook, eat, drink, and do anything you want in the yacht but bring your own drinking water. In case you didn’t bring a water to drink, you may ask Kuya Joel to buy something for you. Leave him a tip especially if you asked for his services, as a courtesy. yacht staycation

What to Do when you are booked on Tom’s Cruise

  • You have access to the Long Beach (free). Wait for the shuttle to bring you to this place.
  • Kayaking (free) – ask Kuya Joel to set this up for you.
  • Paddle Board (free) – ask Kuya Joel to set this up for you.
  • If you wish to use the pools and the other facilities at the Main Club and Long Beach, there is a guest fee of P1,200/pax with a consumable of P450 which you can use in the restaurants, sports facilities and water sports rentals.
  • Island Hopping (P4000.00/hour on a speedboat).
  • If you wish to cruise, that’s P15,000.00 per 3 hours.

Please be reminded of the following rules:

1. Smoking is only permitted at the back cockpit of the boat. yacht staycation
2. Heavy cooking is not allowed. Bringing in of bbq grills or stoves is not allowed.
3. Pets are not allowed.
4. Swimming/fishing is not allowed at the marina.
5. Partying and bringing in of unregistered persons is not allowed on the boat.
6. Noise curfew at the marina is 10 pm.

Short Review and Experience at Tom’s Cruise


One of the greatest experience we had on out of all our Airbnb staycations! The yacht is clean and with complete stuff inside (bed, refrigerator, water for usage (not to drink), plates and utensils, microwave oven, cd player, aircon, television with movies. Though it was quite the smallest on all the docked yacht in the marina, it’s still a perfect place to stay. Jane actually would want a second night but we had a schedule and something do on Saturday so were only there overnight.
The marina is quiet at night. You can use the paddle board or the kayak and go to other places you might want to go to like another beach or another place to swim. LIfe vests are also available in case you would need them. yacht staycation
Review by Sheng (another person who booked via Airbnb):
“Our stay at Tom’s place was really great!! The boat was spacious for 2 people and the marina was really scenic. The beach was close by and there were a lot of activities. We were not able to meet Sir Tom but his caretaker Kuya Joel was really helpful and accommodating. We were also able to borrow some snorkels and life vests too. Would definitely book this place again!”

NOTE: AVAIL OF THE DISCOUNT BY REGISTERING THRU OUR LINK – http://bit.ly/AIRBNBJERNYD 

If you have any questions or inquiries, drop us a comment or message us!

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