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Bellarocca Island Resort and Spa
- Address: Resort Address: Barangay Tungib, Lipata, Municipality of Buenavista, Province of Marinduque, Philippines
Corporate Sales Office: Suite 2804, 28th Floor Ayala Life - FGU Center, 6811 Ayala Avenue, Makati City, 1229 Philippines
- Phone: Tel: 632.328.8831; Fax: 632.892.4102; info@bellaroccaresorts.com
- Website: www.bellaroccaresorts.com
- Overview:
All 20 hectares of Bellarocca Island Resort and Spa are mountainous terrain, with its highest point at 114 meters above sea-level. To seasoned travelers, images of the picturesque island of Santorini in Greece will come into mind upon reaching the resort. Common to both are its rolling terrains and immaculate white buildings perched atop its cliffs: white structures that reflect the sun and contrast with the azure blue seas below.
Bellarocca (beautiful rock) is located on a small island-mountain off the south western coast of Marinduque and features 69 exclusive and stunningly appointed deluxe rooms, suites, casas, terrazas and villas (with infinity pools and Jacuzzis). Balconies and verandahs offer breathtaking views of the Sibuyan Sea and the majestic Mt. Malindig.
Guests enjoy utmost privacy and intimacy while indulging in the resort's complete aqua sports facilities, a grand spa and wellness center (Dec 2009), a par 36 9-hole golf course and driving range (exclusive to Bellarocca guests) other land-based recreational activities. Guests arrive at the island direct via private helicopters, chartered flights from Manila to Marinduque or, on-board exclusive luxury yachts.
With commercial flights by Zest Air and Seair, guests from Manila can avail of more competitive rates for roundtrip tickets. The commercial flights have made Marinduque Island more accessible to all, and is a brief 35-minute flight south of Manila, Philippines. The island is known for the Moriones Festival, multi-tiered Bathala Caves, 17th century Spanish Cathedrals, Torrijos Loom weavers, Butterfly Farms and medicinal Hot Springs found throughout the island.
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