Pearl Farm Beach Resort Davao
The Pearl Farm Resort lies in a secluded island off the coast of Davao city. This 11-hectare spread was once a pearl farm, where thousands of white-lipped oysters, transported from the Sulu Sea, were cultivated for their pink, white and gold pearls.
The resort's Samal Houses are patterned after the stilt houses of seafaring Samal tribes of the Sulu archipelago. By day, schools of tiny fish frolic between the sturdy poles that support the houses. At night, the sound of the waves are a soothing aid to slumber
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Lean Season |
Hilltop (Balay House) |
US$ 100 |
US$ 90 |
Samal House |
US$ 125 |
US$ 105 |
Mandaya House |
US$ 150 |
US$ 125 |
Samal Suite |
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Extra Bed/Person |
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Inclusions:
- Rates for Hilltop, Samal House, Mandaya House, and extra person are inclusive of rooms, transfers and breakfast per day.
- Government tax and service charge.
Terms and Conditions:
- Rates valid until March 31, 2007
- Peak Season Gala Dinner: A Surcharge of US$ 40.00 per person for Gala Dinner During Peak Season
- Peak Season Surcharge: A Surcharge of US$ 20.00 net per room per night shall be added for Chinese New Year, Holy Week (Holy Wednesday until Easter Sunday), Christmas and New Year (December 21, 2006 to January 4, 2007)
- Regular Season Dates: April 1 - May 31,2006; Oct. 1 March 31, 2007
- Lean Season Dates: June- Sept 30, 2006
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Pearl Farm Beach Resort Accommodation
Air-conditioned rooms are housed in 19 Samal Houses and six Samal Suites. There are 15 hotel-type rooms at the hiltoop Balay 1 and Balay 2. Each room was individually designed, and decorated with fine samples of the arts and crafts of the tribal peoples of Mindanao. Rooms are built to fit around the island's contours and all of them provide a panoramic view of the sea.
Pearl Farm Beach Resort Facilites & Amenities
RESTAURANT: Ethnic motifs reflecting the rich culture and heritage of indigenous tribes lend a distinctive charm to the resort. At the Maranao Pavilion guests can savor fresh seafood from surrounding waters, as well as exotic fruits such as durian, santol, papaya, green mandarin, mangosteen and mangoes from the plantations of Davao.
RECREATION: Jetskiing, hobie cat sailing, scuba diving; an exciting variety of activity awaits the water sports enthusiast. There is also a fish pond stocked with rare aquatic species like the pawikan (marine turtle) and the giant taklobo clams. For drier pursuits, there are two tennis courts set amidst lush tropical foliage.
SWIMMING POOL, the waters of this island resort are inviting. Crystal clear waves lap gently on the shore and the calm surface of the rock pool washes over the edge into the sea below.
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