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Peninsula de Punta Fuego (Part 2)

September 9, 2012 / Filed Under: Batangas, resorts, swimming pools, travels

Just like what I told you on my previous post, it took me around 6 hours of driving {some through a foggy highway} with one stopover to be able to go Peninsula de Punta Fuego. You can probably go here without your own transportation but it will be a bit hard for you to move around from one location to another.

Just like Terrazas de Punta Fuego, Peninsula de Punta Fuego is also an enclave of the Punta Fuego Resorts, a world-class residential beach resort located in the heart of Nasugbu, Batangas.

We arrived at the gates at around 10:30am. We were instructed to go to the Main Club but one wrong turn and we arrived at this place.

We just had to get out of the car and take pictures! The view was very relaxing, very close to nature and very peaceful… To say that we disturbed the peace was an understatement..hee,hee

Our Room at Peninsula de Punta Fuego (Part 1)

September 7, 2012 / Filed Under: Batangas, Beach, resorts, Rooms, swimming, travels

After a fun dip at the beautiful pools at Terrazas de Punta Fuego, we had to go back to the Peninsula de Punta Fuego by 2pm. That’s the check-in time and our room was ready by then. We occupied one of rooms at the Casita which was big enough for 4 people. It has two double beds and the room was very clean.

There was a fruit plate and the room opens up into a full veranda. There’s no view, though, only two comfy seats where, I don’t know, you can smoke and gossip?

If not for the two double beds, I’d say the room has romantic possibilities. Aside from the cookies, chips and nuts, they also have wine at the mini-bar.

Terrazas de Punta Fuego

September 3, 2012 / Filed Under: Batangas, Beach, resorts, swimming, travels

Let me start the BER months with our recent trip to Nasugbu, Batangas.

Sis was able to buy a deal for a 2D/1N at the Peninsula de Punta Fuego for P2,000 per person. It was my first trip as a driver to Batangas and I had to endure a foggy highway and 4 hours of driving but it was worth it. We arrived at the Peninsula de Punta fuego at around 10:30am. Since Check-in time was at 2pm, we weren’t given a room yet, instead they told us that we could stay around the pool area or we could make a trip here at the Terrazas de Punta Fuego and go back when our room is ready.

Terrazas de Punta Fuego is around 20-30 minutes away from Peninsula de Punta Fuego.

It’s a good thing we went because the place is really beautiful.

We had lunch at Sol Café…which you an check out here. ….then after that we went around the resort to check out the facilities, the pool and the beach….