Cebu City Hotels Philippines

HOTEL DESCRIPTION

The name Malapascua means “Bad Christmas”, so named by the Spanishwho first landed here on one stormy Christmas Day in the 1500′s. Today, Malapascua is a splendid accident of nature. White sandy beaches, with lush green palm trees situated in the middle of crystal clear waters.

Take a trip around the island, or just relax on the ivory-colored sand and let the wind that passes through the palm trees lull you to sleep. This little paradise has everything the sun-worshipper or an adventurer seeks.

Moreover, the resort offers you the well-mannered service it is known for. Its staff emphasizes warm Filipino hospitality the moment you step in their resort. It makes your stay worth-the-while to enjoy and your presence well-attended.

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ACCOMMODATION

All rooms at Blue Water Malapascua Resort are modern and elegantly furnished room, very spacious, 2 comfortable king size beds, mini-refrigerator, television with dvd player, private bathroom, hot and cold shower. 

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HOTEL FACILITIES AND AMENITIES

Malapascua Beach & Dive Resort spectacular snorkeling and diving, guided adventures, tranquil beaches, world-renowned shark & manta heaven and relaxing atmosphere will enhance your experience. The whole of Malapascua is an aquatic sanctuary. Fishing is limited to local food needs so the reefs offer divers and snorkelers vast opportunities to explore and enjoy the warm island waters while experiencing an exceptional underwater adventure. Experience the only place on earth where you can have thresher sharks sightings from just 20 meters!

Our new fully-staffed and equipped PADI dive center offers effortless diving. Let our experienced and friendly instructors guide you around the many dive sites close by. All levels of PADI certification including resort courses are offered. Experienced divers will revel in the 30-meter visibility and amazingly diverse marine life.

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LOCATION

Malapascua Island is just off the north tip of Cebu (view Cebu Map). About 2km by 0.5km, you can walk around it in 1-2 hours. It has a population of around 400 people. Their means of living depends on tourism, fishing, boat building, and especially Diving.

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