PUERTO GALERA ACTIVITEITEN
Er zijn niet veel plekken op de wereld over waar je je eigen stuk strand kan hebben. Kayakken, wandelen, zwemmen en snorkelen zijn activiteiten die je naast het duiken nog meer kunt doen. Heb je wellicht zin in een dagje golfen op Ponderosa, een 9 hole golf course? Of een reptielen dierentuin, met de grootste collectie slangen in Azie?
Sportief
- Kayaking
- Snorkeling
- Golf
- Hash Run
- Gym
- Go Running
- Jet Ski
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Tours
- Paradise Reptile Zoo
- Sunset Cruise
- Tamaraw Falls
- Mangyan Village
- Tukuran or Hidden Paradise
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Beach & Island Hopping
- White Beach
- Coco Beach
- Haligi, Bayanan en andere stranden
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| Kayaking |
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Go kayaking - great fun for the whole family!
Want to do something different for a change? Why not rent a sea Kayak for a few hours or go on a kayak tour by yourself and discover the natural beauty of Puerto Galera. Single or Double Ocean Kayaks are available for rent, by the hour or for Half/Full day.
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| Golf |
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This beautiful golf course situated at the foot of Mount Malasimbo has a challenging 9-hole course and stunning views (some of the best in the area). Don't miss this opportunity to view Puerto Galera and the entire bay and surrounding area from 500 meters... and don't forget your camera!
All clubs, balls etc. are available for rent, and the staff will carry your drinks and find your lost balls for you.
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| Hash Run |
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Three bored Englishmen started 'Hash Running' in 1938. The first ‘runs’ were from the Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the objective has always been the same… to find the hidden beer. A 'Hare' sets a chalk trail that takes the runners (well, most are walkers) around a scenic trail to the "On On". (The On On being the post walk/run party). There are now more than 1854 clubs in 154 countries.
The 'Hashers' meet every Sunday at 4pm outside Captain Greggs on Sabang Beach, just 100m from Atlantis. |
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The Mangyans are the aborigines of Mindoro. These "nomads of nature" used to travel in entire families from one place to another by foot, but settled years ago in the mountains. You will witness their daily life of primitive survival. Its advisable to take an Atlantis guide if you wish to visit them. And why not check out the hanging bridge, whilst in the area?
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