By land. A customer relations staff of Bellaroca meets guests at the airport with cold drinking water and cold towels. A van will take you through two Marinduque towns, Gasan and Buenavista, to the dock closest to the island. The 45-minute trip over concrete, asphalt and gravel roads will give you views of small towns and tiny fishing and farming villages typical of rural Philippines.
By sea. A five-minute ride in one of the resort's motorized rubber boats brings guests from the dock (yes, this is it) to the island. The bangka (an outrigger canoe with a motor) at the end of the dock is used by resort staff who commute daily from Marinduque.
Welcome to Bellarocca Island Resort and Spa!
Oh, and if you'd rather come in a charter or private helicopter, the resort has its own helipad. I believe they can provide docking services for private yachts too. BELLAROCCA SERIES #2
21 comments:
My goodness what a place and what an adventure! Thanks for sharing these photos...looks like so much fun. You must have taken hundreds of pictures!
That's quite a bit of traveling! The boat ride looks fun though! Maybe you can use the heliport next time :)
Nice day to fly.
exciting!!!! wala palang cebupac or pal flights to that place? :) there are more posts, i suppose? yey!
I think I'd be ready for those refreshing towels and drinks upon arrival.
un long chemin ;o)
What an adventure. I never use Seair before. Wondering how it look like. And thinking about getaway in this island make me want to have holiday.
How nice of the Bureau of Prisons to bring you to The Rock by plane...
Oh, what a neat place. Sorry I'm a day behind. I'm doing my catching up now. Keep the photos coming Hilda, this looks like a place I'd like to see more of!
It looks as if you had an adventure getting there. It's not often that a single trip involves air, land and sea travel. But at least you had blue skies for your travel.
Hilda that looks good fun and also a nice place to visit.
The final shot reminds me of approaching a small Greek island-perhaps its the buildings?
Just getting there would be enough of an adventure, even without the resort. Wow!
Love your new picture with the life vest.
It looks like an adventurous journey, Hilda. By air, sea and land but I'm sure the destination is well worth it.
Have a wonderful week :)
Hi Hilda! The island where I live is threatened by the construction of a shipyard in the area. Please read my post http://ilovefloripa.blogspot.com/ and help me to divulge it! Thank you!
I'll be right over on my yacht then! See you there!! ;-)
No helicopter for me please! That plane would be scary enough. What a nice getaway!
Lovely place to be "marooned!"
Well, over here all that we hear is about the chaos caused by the volcanic ash cloud...
God bless you!
Cezar
What a exiting entry of yours. Glad you were able to enjoy the journey so much.
Please have a wonderful Wednesday you all.
daily athens
i believe they have great service for this type of resort.
It looks a bit complicated but it probably worths the effort!
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