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Just as promised, here are our pool shots.
Vivere Azure only has one swimming pool but it is an infinity pool that looks straight into the ocean.
Even though it’s a only a small pool, the fact that it is elegant and that no one’s around except us makes it a pleasure to swim in.
Ykaie and Cyra enjoyed swimming to and fro the deep end. Cyra with arm floats, and Ykaie without.
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Vivere means to live: Azure means a light, purplish blue. I’m guessing the owner named the resort Vivere Azure because the message he wanted to convey is how nice it is to spend your time living near the water or how relaxing it would be if you’re living near the water.
My sister who calls herself Anney always wants her vacation spent near the water. For her birthday, she treated us — Ykaie and I — and a couple of her friends — Amy and Razziel– for a night here at Vivere,Azure in Anilao, Batangas. We left Manila very early in the morning and arrived at the resort at noon.
We were given a welcome drink of cold Pandan Juice upon arrival. This is the second time I’ve had Pandan Juice as a welcome drink. The first was at Bellaroca Island in Marinduque.
They have an open and spacious lobby area. There were no other guests at the time so we were free to pose and have our photos taken to our heart’s desire. LOL!
See what I mean? We can do whatever pose we want and not be embarrassed about it.. Well, at least Ykaie can.
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As soon as we got settled in our Cabana — meaning arranged some of our things in the cabinet and unpacked our bags– Ykaie, sis, and my nephew, Kakay changed into their swimsuits. They headed to the swimming pool area armed with sis’s newly bought waterproof Canon PowerShot D20. It was actually the first time sis used her camera and she’s still learning the ropes.
Rome, my MIL, mt FIL, and I decided to stay inside the Cabana since it was still hot. I needed to rest because I drove for five hours going here.
Estrellas de Mendoza has an 800-sqm infinity pool, a small part of which iss the kiddie pool. I think the deepest part is only 4½ feet deep. This is good for me because as you all know, I don’t know how to swim.
The swimming pools are conveniently located just outside the cabanas where we were staying.
This is the round-shaped kiddie pool…..
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