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Marbuena Island Resort

Marcos — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 04:00:23 +0000

The unspoiled paradise islands and white sand beaches that dot the northern part of Iloilo are slowly gaining the attention of a growing number of tourists. A common concern of there potential tourists is that there are little to no accommodations if they wish to visit these sought after parts of the province. Fortunately, they can now have the choice of spending a relaxing weekend getaway at Marbuena Island resort, a charming full featured island resort blessed with a white sand beach, azure blue waters, great islandscape panoramic views, excellent facilities, and a whole lot of nature’s surprises and discoveries.

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Agho Island – A patch of paradise in Concepcion

Marcos — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 05:00:47 +0000

Agho Island is a small parcel of paradise located 7 nautical miles northeast of Concepcion town proper or “Poblacion”. The privately owned eight-hectare island has an extensive white sand beach area and a sprawling coral garden. Upon reaching the island you will see the island’s sandbar which shifts from left to right depending on the season or the direction where the wind blows.Read the rest of Agho Island – A patch of paradise in Concepcion (37 comments)

Sandbar Island Beach Resort, Concepcion

Marcos — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:41:07 +0000

Bulubadiangan or “sandbar island” is a popular island attraction in Concepcion, Iloilo. Many local and foreign tourists visit Sandbar Island for its clear blue waters and long shifting white sandbar, which would shift from left to right depending on the direction of the wind. It is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, fishing, and just about any water recreation activity. The island also offers a great view of the outlying islands of Concepcion, including the majestic Mt. Manaphag in Pan de Azucar Island.
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Nagarao Island Resort

Marcos — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 12:58:58 +0000

It is a small tropical island with an area of about 1000,000 square meters. It is located at the southern tip of Guimaras between Panay and Negros. About 30 Filipinos live on the island, most of whom speak English. It offers a very unique Visayas setting, a relaxing private atmosphere with area of natural land and personal touch in holiday making. There are 20 cottages, a restaurant and a bar with cold drinks. The cottages are native-styled but with very modern private facilities like toilet and shower with fresh potable running water. At the resort island hopping tours and snorkeling are organized. A good part of island is surrounded by a sandy beach and growing corals like most islands of the Indo-Pacific

Transportation to Nagarao Island Resort

Location: San Isidro, Sibunag, Guimaras
Origin: Jordan Wharf
Approximate Travel Time: 1 hr
Means of Transportation: Jeepney / L300 van / Pumpboat

Contact Details of Nagarao Island Resort

Booking Office: 113 Seminario Street, Jaro, 5000 Iloilo City, Philippines
Contact Person: Mrs. Helen Stummer / Ms. Elena Lorca
Telephone: (63) 033 3220186 / 09189080730 / 09195866738
Website: http://www.nagarao.com

Beaches in Iloilo

Marcos — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 07:00:53 +0000

Panay is endowed with beautiful coasts and islets teeming with beautiful seascapes and diverse marine life just like any other island in the Pacific. Iloilo Province in Panay is definitely no exception and even has several exceptional beaches that can potentially be the Philippine’s next top tourist destination. From Iloilo’s southern to northern tips, here’s a lineup of beaches where you could go and be hot or get wet anytime of the year.

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Caluya – A paradise beyond Boracay

Marcos — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 15:51:37 +0000

Unspoiled beaches with ivory sand and clear waters, a warm people, verdant seaweed farms and delectable coconut crabs. These make the Caluya group of islands rich.

Text/Article written by Harthwell C. Capistrano

Caluya, A hidden gem in Antique
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