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Accommodation
The resort's deluxe accommodations include 19 Samal Houses, which are
designed after the stilt houses of the seafaring Samal Tribe of the
Sulu Archipelago, from which one can see through the crystal clear water
and watch schools of tropical fish swim through coral formations. The
resort also offer rooms in the Balay Houses, located on the hilltop,
which open onto a veranda overlooking the beach. And at the other end
of the cove are 6 luxurious, two-storied, muslim-inspired Samal Suites.
All the rooms are designed to preserve the ethnicity of its surroundings,
while at the same time, they are fully airconditioned and stocked with
modern amenities to ensure a pleasurable stay for our guests' discriminating
taste.
Location
Located in the Gulf of Davao is the Samal Group of Islands, an archipelago
consisting of nine islands, which stretch out over a land of 28,000
hectares. Beautiful and pristine white-sand beaches surround the coastline.
The island itself is rich in marine life, interesting rock formations,
and aromatic flowering plants. No matter what your interest is, Samal
Island has something for you. Give in to the serenity and exoticness
of this magical isla.
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