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Davao : Pearl Farm Beach Resort
This place was called pearl farm beach resort as this has been used to be a pearl farm where thousands of white-lipped oysters has been seen and where cultured white, gold and pink pearls. But they no longer culture any pearl here. Also sixty-meters away from the resort, two sunken Japanese ships form World War II was discovered and has been affirmed as marine sanctuary.
Husband and I visited this place last February 6-8, 2006. Two days after our wedding. It was actually a wedding gift from our friends. A three-days-two-nights stay at the hilltop or “balay” room. Such a wonderful gift and experience.
A dine at Maranao restaurant gives a most satisfying and palatable food. Local fruits are absolutely fresh and juicy. At dinner time, cultural dances were held to give tourist a first hand knowledge on what are the dances and culture in the Philippines particularly in that area. Staffs are very attentive and pleasant to all guest. I highly recommend this place if ever you stop-by Davao City.
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The Philippines has so many beautiful places to be explored. This place looks so relaxing.
We're visiting Davao sometime this year and we already booked a night stay there. Thanks for this post, I was reminded I still need to ask for added arrangements.
@witsandnuts: wow nice!! i miss Davao..actually it's my husband's hometown...when we were in the Philippines every December we go for a holidays... :) enjoy!!!
@kayni: yes indeed...the Philippines has a lot of beautiful places to visit and indulged with ;)
Davao is one of my favorite place here in the Philippines. The people here are very accommodating and nice.
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