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Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature, where adrenaline meets serenity, and embark on an adventure that will open your eyes to a world beyond imagination. Beautiful Mindanao welcomes you to the ultimate playground, a place where kids and adults alike can find solace in the embrace of Mother Earth. Among the treasures waiting to be discovered, the majestic Philippine Eagles reign supreme, a symbol of our nation's wildlife heritage.

One place you must not miss is the PHILIPPINE EAGLE CENTER in Davao, a sanctuary for these magnificent birds. With 36 Philippine Eagles, 18 of which are captive-bred, as well as other species of birds, mammals, and reptiles, this center provides a glimpse into the country's precious forest ecosystem. As you wander through the simulated tropical rainforest, a sense of wonder will fill your heart, and you'll be reminded of the importance of conservation.

Getting there: 
To reach this haven of biodiversity, venture about an hour from the city either by private or public transport. Buses to Calinan depart every 15 minutes from the Annil Terminal, where you can embark on a scenic drive for a mere P30. A short pedicab ride from Calinan to the PEC will cost you P6, and before entering, the Davao City Water District will collect a nominal entrance fee of P5 for adults and P3 for kids. Once inside, the PEC entrance fee is P50 for adults and P30 for youths, 18 years old and below. Tour guiding and the use of kiosks are complimentary.



Fun Activities:
  1. KEEPER TALK:  Prepare to be enthralled by the captivating activities that await you at the PEC. Engage in the KEEPER TALK, where bird keepers share insights into the biology and characteristics of these regal creatures. This interaction fosters a deeper understanding of their life cycle and environment, empowering visitors to contribute to their conservation efforts.
  2.  FALCONRY: In an unforgettable display, the FALCONRY activity allows the eagles to take flight, demonstrating their natural prowess in the air. Witness the eagles return to the center with awe and amazement, leaving an indelible memory etched in your heart.
  3. OPEN CLASSROOM PROJECTS: Education meets enjoyment with the OPEN CLASSROOM PROJECTS, offering fun and interactive learning experiences for students and adults alike. With specially designed modules and themes, this engaging journey through life science fosters a love for nature that will stay with you forever.

The PHILIPPINE EAGLE CENTER has emerged as a prominent tourist destination, promoting awareness and conservation of our endangered wildlife. Join their campaign, be a steward of the environment, and contribute to a better world for generations to come.

As you immerse yourself in this once-in-a-lifetime vacation, learn, explore, and have fun. Beautiful Mindanao beckons you to embrace its natural wonders, where the grace of the Philippine Eagles meets the warmth of the Filipino spirit. Let the adventure begin, and let your heart soar with the eagles in the heart of Davao!
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Summer has finally ended and the cool winds and rain drops taking over the heat from the summer season. And there's no better way to say good bye to summer than spending one - day island hoping in the middle of calm and blue waters of Island Garden City of Samal.

We reached Sasa wharf 8:00 o clock in the morning. As our island hoping begins, I am thankful that I chanced upon the opportunity for island hoping in a discounted price. I really love the idea of carrying a backpack and move from one place to another and be able to do much things as you can.

Meals are not included in the package, but still its okay, since we can bring any foods we like. While onboard, you can stroll around all over the ship to breathe in the nice air and feel the sea winds against your skin.

The ship has three stops: Kaputian Beach Park - where we ate our lunch, San Remegio, and Cannibad Island.

Although it is not a class- A cruise, but still you can get the luxurious feel of the ship and at the same time get to visit an island and pack in as much activities while the ship on docked cycling around the island. We have seen the Rainbow Breeze Resort along with Bluejaz Beach Resort. There are many people enjoying a weekend stay at Paradise Beach Resort.

We also passed by in the so- called Wishing Island. The beach resort that amazed me so much is Pearl Farm Beach Resort while on its right side is the Malipano Island. I can't help but told myself someday I want to spend one day or two on Pearl Farm Beach Resort.

Our first stop was in Kaputian Beach Park. It is being developed into a beach park by the government while it has the lowest rates in town. A picnic lunch in this beach park is the best activity while sitting ala "cowboy" with its fine white sand.

to be continued....
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Pearl Farm Beach Resort
There's no doubt Barcelo Pearl Farm Beach Resort is one of the best resorts in Davao City area. It is located on the western shore of the Island Garden City of Samal, Davao del Norte. Since this area is on the western side of the island, viewers can witness the spectacular sunset.

It was named as Pearl Farm because it was 1958 this area is a spot to cultivate pearls. Thousands of oyster were brought in this place from Sulu and grown in here to produce pink, white and gold pearls. Today, Pearl Farm Beach Resort is a world-class Triple-A resort and can be reached by a 45 - minute boat ride from Davao City.

The area is composed of 14 hectares, including the Malipano Island half a kilometer to the west. Pearl Farm now has 73 units of accommodations 73 units of accommodations, a three-hole golf course, tennis court, and plenty of water to go to kayaking, scuba diving, snorkeling, windsurfing, jet skiing, and water skiing.

Guests can also enjoy the free Wi-Fi aside from the rich marine life, different rock formations and different flowering plants in this area.
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Isla Reta in Talicud Island

Talicud Island had all the elements needed for a perfect getaway for the weary soul at a very cheap price. There are many places to choose from and many activities like water sports, eco-tours on beaches or waterfalls, just name it Samal has it.

Reaching Talicud Island is just a one-hour boat ride away, so there's no need to rush. In my opinion, it would be a sin not to enjoy the beautiful array of beaches on Talicud Island. One of the beaches on Talicud Island is Isla Reta Beach Resort. It boasts a white sand beach and a serene environment, making it a paradise for those seeking a quiet escape. The warm welcome of Llanos Beach Resort made me want to visit it again and again.

Next to Llanos Beach Resort is Dayang Beach Resort. This beach resort offers plenty of space for each guest to fully appreciate the beauty of nature. Last but not least, Babu Santa Beach Resort is one of the simplest beach resorts on Samal Island that offers the sun and beach for activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, and other water sports.

One day was not enough for me to fully explore Talicud Island, but it was definitely an unforgettable trip. For more information and photos, visit Samal Beaches
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