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Pearl Farm Beach Resort
Samal Island, Davao

The Pearl Farm is located on Samal Island just a short boat ride from Davao City. The 11-hectare resort was once a real pearl farm that cultivated oysters imported from the Sulu Sea, and produces some of the best pearls in the country. Now the white sand beach resort is a top tourist attraction in Davao del Norte with cottages inspired by Isamal native design.

Parola Bar
Enjoy the different beverage concoctions while taking pleasure of the stunning view of the sea, beautiful sunset and a view of Mt. Apo. Parola bar also has videoke for guests who love to sing and stand out.

Located in the southern part of the Philippines is the Samal group of Islands, an archipelago consisting of nine islands which stretch out over a land area of 28,000 hectares. Samal is a beautiful, tranquil and exotic island with a coastline adorned with white sand beaches, abundant marine life, rock formations, mangroves, and landscape of coconut palms, flowering plants and fruit bearing trees. The area is blessed with various natural attractions and flourishing flora and fauna.

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Ylang Ylang Spa

Offers a wide range of beauty and health treatments such as wraps, facials, body massage and foot spas - available as individual treatments or in indulgent packages.


Cottages

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Balay House

The Balay Houses (two buildings) are located on the hillside. All rooms are furnished with native materials and décor. The rooms are air-conditioned, equipped with mini-bar facilities, hot & cold shower, cable television and telephone. All rooms have a garden view and most rooms have a panoramic view of the sea from the verandas.

The Game Room is located at the Balay 1, equipped with different board games, Chess table, Billiard and Mahjong sets.

Samal houses

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The Samal Houses and Sunset Suite are perched above
water level and patterned after the stilt houses
of the sea-faring Samal tribes.
The rooms offer a westward view of the ocean, Mt. Apo volcano,
the neighboring islands and magnificent sunset.

The Samal Houses are built on stilts on the water. They are patterned after the houses of the Samal tribe of Mindanao, who are seafarers. All rooms are air-conditioned, with separate toilet & bath, coffee & tea facilities, safety deposit boxes, hairdryer and cabled televisions. All rooms have balconies where you can see schools of tropical fishes. The rooms are beautifully appointed with the bright colors of pink, yellow and blue of the Samal tribe.

Malipano villas

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The Malipano Villas are lavish 3-storey villas situated in
Malipano island, inspired by Maranao & Samal ethnic design.
The roof design is based on the traditional Philippine hat, the “salakot”.
All with a breathtaking view of the Davao Gulf,
the villas are composed of three octagonal structures with reception areas,
guest suites and a dining area, all around a cantilevered deck.
Four of the villas perched on stilts directly above the sea while the other three
villas outcrop from the rocks on the beach.



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Pearl farm Hotel

Monfort Batcave

The Bat Sanctuary of Samal Island, Monfort Eco-Park is the habitat of 1.8 millionbats, it has the largest colony of  Geoffroy’s Rousette Fruit Bats or the Rousettus Amplexicaudatus. We’ve visited the Monfort Eco-Park last month which is located at Brgy. Tambo, Island Garden City of Samal. From there, we’ve learned the importance of bats in our ecosystem. Bats are important to the health of the rainforest: more than 70% of the trees in the rainforest currently exist because bats pollinate, distribute seeds and eat otherwise harmful insect pests. Bats are good pollinators, they pollinate flowers and spread seeds for fruits and they are the main reason on the abundance of Durian fruits in Davao City. Bat manure which is known as guano is one of Mother Nature’s most effective natural fertilizers.

The Monfort Bat Cave was recognized by the Guiness World Records as the largest colony of fruit bats in the world by having 1.8 million Geoffrey’s Rousette Fruit Bats.

The Bat Sanctuary’s goal is to to conserve and protect the local bat species and habitat, to provide a place for ecologically safe and responsible bat research and to educate visitors and the local population through programs about the benefits of bats on the surrounding ecosystems. It is preserved and protected by its owner, Norma Monfort and by the local government.

You may contact Pearl Farm Beach Resort through:

                                        Manila Office
15th Floor, 139 Corporate Center
Valero St., Salcedo Village, Makati City
Tel: (632) 553-8888 loc. 12 ,14 and 32
Fax: (632) 750 1893 to 94
Email: [email protected]
[email protected]

 Davao Sales Office
G/F Alflocor Corporate Center, Damosa Bldg., Lanang Davao City
Tel No: (63 82) 235-0876, 234-0601 Fax No: 235-0873


 PEARL FARM BEACH RESORT


Kaputian, Island Garden City of Samal, Philippines
Tel: (6382) 221 9970
Fax: (6382) 221 9979
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