frequent asked questions

Rooms:

Questions

Do any rooms have Aircon ?

Do room have private bathrooms, and hot water?

How many people can stay in one room?

Do The Resort have electricity 24 hours?

Do the Resort have white sand?

Are the Rates per room?

Do we have Safetybox?

How about Island hopping, is it included in the rates?

Do all rooms have a Hammock on the terrace?

Do we have Internet?

Answers:
Aircon:	As we are sited on an Island, we have a nice cool breeze from the sea, and all rooms have electric Fan.
Bathroom:	All rooms have private new western Bathrooms, with fresh water, which has air temperature.
Electricity:	We run on Generator power. from 06.00 PM to 06.AM, and from 01.00 PM to 03.00 PM
Capacity:	We have family room with room for max. 4 people.
White sand:	The whole resort are build on a long white sandy beach, all rooms just few m. from the sea.
Rates:	All rates are per person per night, and included; Transfer, meals, coffee,tea & drinking water, kayaks.
Transfer:	Transfer to and from Airport/Resort, - we have our own people, who will pick you up. 30 min. by car & 20 min. by boat
Meals:	All meals, 3 meals a day, buffet style. Our Chef is Philippino, but makes a great mix of local and international dishes.
Kayaks:	Kayaks & paddleboats are for free.
Safetybox:	We have a safety box in our Reception, it is free to use.
Islandtour:	Is not included in the rates. Rates for the different destinations are made PER Boat, and size of the boat.
Hammock:	All terraces are made with bamboo furnitures and hammocks.
Internet:	We have 24 hours WI Fi . If you do not travel with phone or Laptop, we have computer for free use from 06.00 PM - 09.00 PM

Activities:

Questions.

Is it possible to rent a Jetski?

Do we have Map for trekking?

Is it safe to kayak?

Is it possible to Dive?

Is it possible to make Island Hopping?

Are entrance fee´s included, and how much is it?

How far away are The Wrecks?

Is it possible to dive the wrecks without diver license?

Are Snorkel Gear for free?

Are Wind surfers for free?

Is it possible to do Fishing from shore or the pier?

Answers:
Jetski:	The Jet skies are only for emergency use.- and dangerous reefs are hiding just below surface..
Map:	We have maps, for the whole Island. So you can take different tracks, from 30 min. up to a whole day.
Kayak:	It is a very protected area, with almost no waves or current. But it is always a good idea, to use common sence.
Diving:	We have a PADI Dive Center, and TDI Dive Center, so we teach all sorts of courses, and do all kinds of diving.
Island tour:	We do ALL sorts of tours, all destinations, you pay for the boat and size, and can have from 4 - 20 people in a boat.
Entrance:	The Local tribe, Tagbanua. Take care of nature, and charge a small fee, to survive. Fee´s are from Php.50 - 250, and not included.
Wrecks:	All the famous wrecks are sitet from 15 - 40 min. away.
License:	All the wrecks demands different licenses. From Open Water to Advanced wreck diver. some of them are good for just snorkeling.
Snorkelgear:	You can rent your gear per day, Finns; Php.150 and mask/snorkel: Php.150
Windsurfer:	If you know how to surf, you can rent a surfer per day.
Fishing:	It is not allowed to do any kind of fishing from Shore. But we have paddleboats for free, and Speedboat for rental..

The climate in the Philippines

Has three distinct seasons: a warm and generally dry season, October through March. A hot and dry season, April through June. And a cool and wet monsoon season ,July through September.

Visibility?

The visibility is generally O.K. When we have spring tide, we also have a lot of current, and movement in the sea, - during that period (2-3 days) the visibility is not so clear, unless we try to catch slack tide.

Weather ?

Temperatures during the hot/dry season (April through June) historically hover within the 30C° to 37C° range. Temperatures throughout the rest of the year July through February, seldom rise above 25C°.During the rainy season months of June through September we occasionally experience the outer-band effects of tropical typhoons that normally track North of Palawan but seldom ever hit us directly.