inch of the site, from the
outdoor showers to the
repurposed tree stumps
to the wind turbines that
provide renewable energy.
Each massive, weatherproof
tent comes with hotel-comfy
beds on wooden palettes, a
lounge area, and additional
shade for UV protection.
Story-worthy: While guestsare encouraged to relax
and unplug, there are
many activities to keep
you occupied and your
feed updated (yes, there’s
Wi-Fi) such as stand-up
paddle boarding, kayaking,
surfing, yoga, and tours via
hovercraft and dune buggy.
Plan your triP: Weekday
rates start at P2,300 pert
he simple yet luxurious
life—it seems like an
oxymoron, but the best
of both worlds is exactly
what you’ll get at
Easy Adventure,
a glamping site
in Charlie’s
Point, Baler.
inSta-gold: The
lush greenery,
clear waters, and
wooden fixtures
definitely line
up with your
aesthetic. Easy
Adventure was
built around
nature, and the
eco-friendly love
shows in everyEaSy advEnturE
head/night, while weekend
rates start at P3,200 per head/
night, inclusive of four meals.
For more info, check out
myeasyadventure.com and
facebook.com/
myeasyadventure.w
hat can you expect
from this resort
in Mambajao,
Camiguin whose
name means “house by the
beach” in Bisaya, and is also a
play on the Thai term “sabai-
sabai” a.k.a. the chillest
of chill? The ultimate R&R
experience, of course.
inSta-gold: Made for couples
(or a maximum of three singles
willing to share a bed *ahem*),
the cozy rooms and villas
come with Bali-style outdoorBalai Sa BaiBai
bathrooms. Each villa has its
own private plunge pool. Just
think of all the couple shots you
could take!
Story-worthy:^ Indulge in a
soothing massage in your
room, by the lake, or by the
beach. Cap off the day with
drinks and a spectacular
sunset view at Bar sa Baibai.
Plan your triP: Rates start at
P4,800 a night, villas at P6,900
a night. Check out http://www.
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