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Rate :

• Cottages
  • Big Cottage 1 and 2 - Php 800.00
  • with air-con, toilet and bath good for 2 person,max of 4 person) Extra Php 200/head
  • Cottage(Small) - Php 400.00
  • with fan, toilet and bath with a max of 2 person
  • Cottage(Small) - Php 300.00
  • with fan max of 2 person
  • Tree House - Php 500.00
  • With fan max of 2 person
  • Family Room - Php 200.00
  • double deck with(ceiling fan)
  • Stall/booth rentals - Php 600.00
  • Tent(Double) - Php 300.00/use 24 hours
  • Tables(plastic) - Php 100.00/overnight
  • Chairs(plastic) - Php 5.00/Daytime
  • Chairs(plastic) - Php 10.00/overnight
  • Additional Beddings - Php 100.00

• Entrance
  • Daytour(Adult) - Php 25.00
  • Daytour(Kids) - Php 5.00/ 7 yrs old and below
  • Overnight(Adult) - Php 75.00
  • Overnight(Kids) - Php 25.00/ 7 yrs old and below

• Corkages
  • Electric Stove - Php 50.00
  • Rice Cooker - Php 50.00
  • Sound/DVD/Speaker - Php 25.00
  • Tent - Php 100.00
  • No Corkages for drinks and foods
• ***Price may change without prior notice

DOLAROG BEACH RESORT is set in a Palawan Palm forest nighest a profuse plant, with a magnificent vista of the Bacuit archipelago sunrise from the El Nido beachfront cottages.

DOLAROG BEACH RESORT is a small and quiet place located in El Nido, Northern Palawan, complete of restaurant, diving center and comfortable cottages.

Dolarog Beach Resort caters lots of main activities that you and your loveones can enjoy such as
Island hopping to discovery beaches, lagoons and hidden cave; bottom fishing, bird watching, windsurfing, hiking, diving, snorkeling and relaxing.



Here are the Rooms and Cottages that they offer:

• Big Deluxe Cottage
• Deluxe Cottage
• Deluxe Cottage no air-con
• Standard Cottage Duplex
• Garden Room

How you to get there:

El Nido is about 430 kilometers southwest of Manila, about 238 kilometers northwest of Puerto Princesa City, Palawan's Capital. There are various alternative to arrive at Dolarog Beach Resort, but the fastest and easiest is to take the airplane from Manila to El Nido airport (Lio).

The Pearl Farm Resort lies in a private island off the seacoast of Davao port. This 11-hectare disparity was formerly a pearl farm, where thousands of white-lipped oysters, transported from the Sulu Sea, were cultivated for their ping, light and golden pearls. Today, the resort beckons with the outlook of a reposeful cloistered locomote, low the like of our pally, witching staff.

The resort's Samal Houses are patterned after the longlegs houses of travelling Samal tribes of the Sulu archipelago. By day, schools of tiny fish caper between the rugged poles that hold the houses. At night, the fit of the waves are a soothing aid to slumber.

A jar of h2o and a coconut casing plough are situated nearest the entranceway to each shelter so that guests may streambed off the smooth after a day of barefooting on the beach. In anesthetic impost, this gesture is also symbolic of a cleansing of the inspirit.

The waters of this island resort are tantalizing. Protection vindicated waves lap gently on the get and the settled rise of the stone bet washes over the urgency into the sea beneath.

Airconditioned rooms are housed in 19 Samal houses and six Samal Suites. There are 19 hotel-type flat at the crest Balay 1 and Balay 2. Each area was individually designed, and decorated with smooth samples of the arts and crafts of the tribal peoples of Island. Rooms were stacked to fit around the island's contour and all of them render a panoramic reach of the sea.

Jetskiing, hobie cat afloat, scuba diving; an breathless variety of activity awaits the liquid sports booster. There is also a search pond equipped with thin aquatic species suchlike the pawikan (serviceman turtle) and the giant taklobo clams. For sicative pursuits, there are two tennis courts set amidst luxuriant tropical foliage.

For exhilirating days in the Davao Gulf, journey over the tranquil seas on a hobie cate, or withdraw a banca to explore the fulgurant coral gardens. Within these humor can be found the antithetic vivid serviceman life species of the integral Indo-Pacific location. The vast unexplored depths message sizeable opportunities for world-class ventilator swim and underwater picturing, either for the passionate tiro or the good diver.

Travel the wooden footbridges and walkways as they meander through the exotic gardens of the resort. Island structures are prefab of born materials specified as bamboo, wood, rope, stone and coral - the outmatch to concord in with the close landscape.

Social motifs reflecting the flush civilization and acquisition of indigenous tribes loan a identifiable charm to the resort. At the Maranao Pavilion, guests can savor original seafood from surrounding singer, as substantially as foreign fruits such as bananas, durion, santol, apaya, green mandarin, mangosteen and mangoes from the settlement of Davao.

Named after the localized term for lighthouse, the Parola bar was erst a post displace for strangers who were not recognize on the island, approve in the days when it was noneffervescent a pearl farm. Today, the bar's comfortable surroundings invites guests who request to pass a period of music, drinks and conversation.

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Bespeak one of our 14 backstage beaches. Nap in a bed in figurehead of pristine ocean waters. Counsel an foreign picnic, or deal yourself to a four-handed "Lomi-Lomi" knead. Behave at one of the most bonnie places on connective.

Isla Reta is one of the beaches in Talikud Island, which is a part of the bigger island garden city of Samal Philippines. Talikud literally translates to "back," which is what it is, an island at the back of Samal.

The bigger island of Samal already boasts light brown sandy beaches, albeit the low tide prevents fun swimming during the middle of the day, but people still frequent the place for a relaxing day at the beach

Talikud Island is less frequented by people because it is much further out. While it only takes a ten-minute boat ride to get to Samal Island, the trip to Talikud Island takes around 30-45 minutes, but it is well worth the trip. The Isla Reta resort is behind a small village, thus there are regular trips which can take tourists and travelers there. The Isla Reta resort has small huts for overnighters, but pitching a tent there would be fun, too.

People can bring food and have their lunch at the provided tables. It would also be great to bring your hammock and hang it between the trees for a perfect relaxing afternoon siesta.

The beach is marvelous! The sand is light brown and powdery, but as you near the water, pebbles and bleached broken coral line the beach. The water is crystal clear and cool. Though at certain times of the day, there are some water bugs than can make you start itching. That would be the best time to lie in your hammock.

For those who are more adventurous, you can choose to walk the rest of the stretch of beach after a low rock wall. That part is less maintained with some natural trash brought in by the tide, and some unnatural trash, too. Shell-hunting is best at this part of the island.

The water area of that part of the beach is also more rocky, but also has more coral and fish compared to the more public area.

So, if you like it like that, make sure to take a stroll to this portion of the island.

Quick Tips/Suggestions:
The entrance to the resort is only P30 per head the last time I went there, but it could be around P50 already. Rental for the chairs and tables is around P100-P150.

It would be best to bring your own food because it would be much cheaper than buying from the resort. The resort jacks up the price of the food around 50% more than the city rates since you have no other place to get food in the area.

Having your own woven mats to lie on the sand would be great too, since they only have chairs and tables there. The trees are also close together, so bringing a hammock would also be fun.

Don't forget your snorkeling gear, or at least a pair of goggles so you can take a peek at the growing young coral and the various marine life living there. Be careful not to step on sea urchins though!

Of course, when you are going to a beach, never forget your sunblock and sunglasses for protection.

Best Way to Get Around:
From Davao City, take a jeep or bus to Sta. Ana Wharf. The Wharf is near a famous Davao landmark called Magsaysay Park where the famous durian are being sold by the stalls. There are regular trips from Davao City to Isla Reta, but the best time to leave is between 6am and 8am. The boat will take you directly to the resort. Fare costs P50.

The last trip home, for those taking the day trip, is 3pm. So make sure you get to do all the fun stuff before then.

Enjoy!

~Isla Reta~