Summer 2017 has began..woohoo!!!
Last year’s Summer escapade was in Ilocos for six days. This year, we have a schedule for three and it started in Anilao, Batangas the last week of March. Our first stop was, of course, Camp Netanya, which they say is the Little Santorini of Batangas because of its greek theme.
This trip was a bit difficult for me because three days before this trip, I’ve had consecutive high blood episodes which I experienced for the first time. I had a blood chem test the morning of our trip and my brother just texted me the results and what I had to do. All the first adjustments on my diet and some meds took place while I was on this trip… nakakaloka lang, diba?
We left Manila at around 6:30am. We had stopovers for breakfast and lunch and arrived at Camp Netanya at around 12 noon. It was too early when we arrived because check-in time was 2pm. It was pretty hot to stay in the lobby because there was no ventilation. Super init talaga! I wished they had a ceiling fan man lang to keep guests cool. We decided to just roam around and take photos.
My two Greek Goddesses
The Play Room
It was too hot outside too. Good thing we found the play room and we stayed there until check in time.
The play room was an open space with lots of toys, a tee pee, and a tent. It was air-conditioned too so it was just the perfect spot for us.
Twinkle loved playing inside the tent because of the colorful little balls. She didn’t wanna go out come check-in time.
Ykaie loved the tee pee and asked if we can have one at home…
Our Room: Family Loft
Since there are four adults: peanutbutter♥, my sister who call herself Anney, my helper Lani and I; And there are four kids: Ykaie, Cyra, Babin, and Twinkle, we got the Family Loft. The rate was ₱17, 294.
It had three queen beds, one at the loft and two on the ground.
A view from the loft, Twinkle and daddy on a duel…. LOL!
The bedroom below opens up into a nice veranda with a view of the sea. It was so peaceful out there.
The bathroom
It is complete in amenities and toiletries.
Our room comes with a free wifi, cable tv, coffee and tea making facility, and inroom safe… and this was the view from our room…. sigh…
Stay tuned for part two, guys!
Camp Netanya is located at Brgy. Ligaya, Mabini Road, Anilao, Batangas.
15 Responses
Oh wow! Your room with a loft – I love it – and the view… All that blue. My cousin lives in the Phillipines. I’ll have to see if he can hook me up!
This looks like so much fun! I love the playroom idea, brilliant! Your girls are stunning!
I’ve been to Anilao years ago and I think this was still under construction the time I was there. But thank you for sharing, I will visit it again! Btw, very nice family pictures! your outfits are really cute and so as your family!
What stunning photos! I would love to know what kind of camera you use! The water looks so blue….
I hope that your blood pressure didn’t ruin the trip for you. I know I’ve had trips ruined because of medical problems.. 🙁 This trip looks like it was fun! I love the resort, it’s so gorgeous!
Amazing photographs. I love all of them. Little girls are so cute and this place rocks. Seems like you had amazing time there.
Looks like you all had an incredible time. I love all of the photos. They are so amazing. Sorry that you had to deal with dietary restrictions on the trip. That wouldn’t be very fun at all.
Oh my gosh! The ocean in these photos is so beautiful! Looks like you had so much fun.
What a stunning place. You have such a gorgeous view. I would love to go here.
Love the bathroom and that view! Looks like you all had such a great time!
Your loft is so huge and beautiful. I love it. the piic of everyone in white is even the best.
It’s so cute how you guys all have coordinated outfits! I do not think my family could manage that haha
Omg, What a beautiful place to visit with my family! I really love the room and I bet my kids would love the playroom.
Wow! Did not know there is such place in the Philippines. My dream travel destination is Greece and this is a cheaper way to sort of experience the beauty of Greece.
Nice blog. I just booked a room for 2 pax this weekend to Camp Netanya! Yay! However, a good friend wants to come with us. Is Camp Netanya strict about guests? Can a friend enter with us without paying anything (or snicky moves on entering the resort after us)? Thanks