When in Punta Fuego, one discovers 800 meters of twelve white sand beaches. The place also serves as a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with its underwater caves, rock formations, coral reefs, and other diving spots.

Punta Fuego boasts of the Terrazas de Punta Fuego, or simply the Terrazas. Some of the amenities are the Clubhouse, The Boardwalk, the cabañas, multi-purpose view deck, and the swimming pool. Also in the resort are the Terrazas Beach Club, Cafe Sol, and the Juice Bar.

Punta Fuego offers a very private place for everyone to relax and just have a good time.

written by  On Foot on February 8, 2007 from Batangas, Philippines
from the travel blog: On Foot
tagged PuntaFuego, Tagaytay, Terrazas, Nasugbu and Batangas
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I will always remember the Nipa Huts (native houses constructed out of bamboo tied together wih a thatched roof using Nipa leaves), the long tables made of long bamboo trunks under it were you can eat or sleep on, and the clear waters. The place is ideal for snorkeling since corals are already visible just a few meters from the shore. When I go snorkeling, I wear protective diving boots since there are lots of sea urchins sitting on the corals.

Just like my other excursions in the Philippines, the end of the day would be spent just drinking and chilling with the gentle sounds of the ocean. I will always treasure Sampaguita Beach.

written by  On Foot on February 19, 2007 from Batangas, Philippines
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tagged Beach, Batangas, Sampaguita, Philippines and SeaUrchins
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