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Palawan is often called the last frontier of the Philippines because of its rich marine life that includes rare and endangered species. Northwest of Puerto Princesa, the capital of Palawan, lies a cluster of 16 islands on Honda Bay.

Dos Palmas Island Resort & Spa is on one of those 16 islands. Of the island's 20-hectare total land area, 60,000 square meters are fully developed with rest and recreation facilities. On one edge of Dos Palmas is a 3-hectare mangrove.

Resort Facilities

Accommodations

 
Guests can fully experience the flavour of island living at the newly refurbished cottages, with their polished wood floors, thatched roofing made of cogon grass and ethnic accents sourced from local craftsmen.

The Bay Cottages, with a total of 10 rooms perched on stilts above the clear blue shallows, retain the romantic ambiance of its extraordinary location, while providing all the luxurious comforts customers have come to expect.

Beach Villas with a magnificent view.

Aside from the Bay Cottages, the existing 38 Garden Cottages, have been remodelled to create a total of 78 spacious Beach Villa rooms.

The garden pathways leading to the Beach Villas, have been transferred to the back, allowing more privacy at both ground level and second floor front porches, where guests can sit back and enjoy the morning mists and magnificent sunsets over Honda Bay.

Other Facilities and Amenities

Restaurants and Bars

Although fresh seafood from the waters of Palawan are easily the most popular items on the buffet table, the kitchen staff, our in-house Chef, is equally adept at whipping up other dishes to suit both local and international tastes.

Our different dining venues are designed to make meals satisfying to all the senses. Kara-e-nan Restaurant, which can seat up to 200 people, is the main dining venue. But if you want to add even more spice to your meals, you could have breakfast or lunch at one of our huts on stilts right in the middle of the sea! For al fresco dining, our special dinner buffet is served in a different part of the resort every night. Kara-e-nan's Bar, Ereneman, is an ideal hangout for wines and spirits once the sun sets.

Water Sports

Find out for yourself why Palawan's marine life has gained world renown; go diving and explore the numerous reefs a few minutes away from the resort by speedboat.
The resort’s Marine Sports Center has a complete line of equipment and facilities for diving, snorkeling, and other water sports. Guests without C-cards or proof of certification may take the Introductory Dive course. Full PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) diving courses are also available.

Land Activities

At Dos Palmas Island Resort & Spa, you will never run out of things to do, even when you need a break from all that frolicking in the water.
Polish your jump shot on the basketball court; block a spike on the beach volleyball court; perfect that serve on the tennis court; or score a goal on the beach soccer field.
The fun need not stop when darkness falls. The Karawatan Recreation Centre on the north side of the island is a cluster of huts with indoor facilities for billiards, table tennis, and darts. There is also a bar and a Videoke Lounge at Karawatan.
Don't feel like moving a muscle? The Paranarian Island Spa offers complete massage and rejuvenating services. Try out the spa's relaxation treatments using natural oils and essences for aroma therapy, body massage, body scrubs, milk baths, aromatic facials, smoothies, and foot spa.
 

Paranarian Island Spa: A relaxing oasis for the body and spirit

A Private Island Spa
Did the day’s activities wear you out? Worry not; the Paranarian Island Spa offers complete massage and rejuvenating services. Try out the spa’s Filipino-inspired relaxation treatments using natural oils and essences for aroma therapy, body massage, body scrubs, milk baths, aromatic facials, smoothies, and foot spa.

。The Paranarian Signature Massage (Hilot)

。Body Cocoon

。Body Glow Scrub

。Head & Shoulder Massage (Hingut-an)

。Foot Spa (Siksikian)

。Island Fruit Facial

。Sauna