23 Feb, 2008
Summer Programs
Posted by teacherjulie @ 11:14 pm
Shelved under About Town, On the Road, Snapshots

We are ready to welcome summer in just a few weeks, so we will be having our summer program planning this Sunday in this place. Would have love to have the whole family join me and my co-workers but we are saving for the children’s summer vacation. So its just me and Julian (free entrance fee for him) to have him smell fresh sea air because he has been having asthma attacks recently. I have written in reference about this place in this post specifically the last photo.

Off to this place we will go for the center’s summer program planning:

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23 Feb, 2008 @ 11:21 pm
Rach (Heart of Rachel) said:

Summer is almost here. Thanks for sharing this nice place. I’ve never been to Mabini Batangas before.

  • It is a little far, Rach and the roads are not that good but once you are there, it is worth the trip. The place is good for divers and those who want to snorkel. Why, even with ankle deep water, there are small fish swimming!

24 Feb, 2008 @ 2:15 am
Rowena said:

Hi Julie, miss na kita and your blog. Will check this place in Batangas pag me free time na baka sa summer. See you on the 28th and on our moving up day. Take care…

  • Wenchie, this is not as what we are accustomed to, wide sandy beaches where the kids can run, play and build sandcastles. This is rocky since the place is for diving and snorkeling. As I have replied to Rachel, there are even small fish swimming by your feet! Nice since its quite unique.

24 Feb, 2008 @ 2:43 am
sasha said:

I checked out the site, teacher Julie. Ang ganda nung place! Ang mahal nga lang ng rates nila hehe

Enjoy your trip with Julian! Happy weekend po! :)

  • Maganda talaga ang amenities Sasha, first class, world-class (this is partly owned by Bea Zobel), but the beach is unlike what we have in the whereabouts of Zambales (ako) and Pangasinan (ikaw) because its rocky. But farther and deeper, the marine biodiversity daw is great. Haven’t tried snorkeling, I can’t swim eh, :D

24 Feb, 2008 @ 9:54 am
Princess said:

What a nice place to spend summer in. Wish I could join you (chuckle)

  • Tita, your summer is just a few months from now even if ours is just around the corner. You too can enjoy sunny days at the beach there in CA. Next time when you visit, beach tayo ;)

29 Feb, 2008 @ 6:01 pm
Christianne said:

I agree with Sasha, ang ganda ng lugar pero natakot ako sa prices! hehe

  • Yup, a bit pricey. This would be good if visitors would go snorkeling/diving and use the water play equipments because these are free. Thanks for the visit, Christianne :)

7 Apr, 2008 @ 10:13 pm
raqgold said:

hey, where you there this march? actually, yung published rates nila medyo mahal, but ask the sales office for the selling rates — when you would stay longer, sempre ask for discount, which we did! but actually, since you would get all inclusive buffet breakfast with coffee, tea and juice; lunch, dinner with wine and afternoon snacks — plus free use of all the amenities except of course those for diving, pwede na rin :D masarap sa solana, we plan to come back again and again and again!

21 Jun, 2008 @ 5:53 am
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