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    Cebu Eco-Tourism: Gaas Eco Adventure Park Cafe

    Tutubi's posting information about this relatively new eco-tourism attraction in Cebu as he totally supports ecotourism ventures to protect the environment, wean people away from destructive ways; turn them to custodians and stakeholders of the environment.

    This is just an FYI post, no feedback, pictures and review of Gaas Eco Adventure Park can be found here :P



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    Gaas Eco Adventure Park Cafe

    Location: Transcentral Highway in Gaas, Balamban, Cebu. conceptualized in 2000 by a group called Gama or Gaas Magsaysay Eco-Tourism.

    Entrance Fee: PhP100.00 on weekdays; PhP150.00 on weekends

    Restaurant Food/native dishes at PhP150.00 price per serving.

    Telephone Number: None so far (please leave a comment if you know the
    contact number or official website)

    Amenities:

    600 meters zipline (yeah, lots of them in PH these days, zipline
    country), with equipment reportedly ISO rated for safety.

    Wall climbing or rappelling rate: PhP100.00

    de-stress by throwing plates at the stress wall: PhP25.00 per plate (ala tacsiyapo of Isdaan Floating Restaurant in Gerona, Tarlac)

    exploring caves/ Caving / Spelunking: PhP250.00 per person complete with caving gear

    Waterfalls guided tours: PhP650 for five people (just for the tour guide)

    Tour of Mt. Manunggal can be arranged with the tour guide

    In Planning Stage:

    Overnight accommodations. No room rates for now

    Areas for horseback-riding and “glamping” or glamour camping

    Source:
    href="http://globalnation.inquirer.net/cebudailynews/enterprise/view/20110516-336791/Cebu-park-pushes-eco-advocacy"
    target="_blank" >Inquirer.Net

    Please leave a comment if you've been there and possibly a link to your own blogpost and review of Gaas Eco Adventure Park Cafe, how to get there directions and other useful information.

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    posted by GingGoy @ 9:56 PM,

    2 Comments:

    At May 31, 2011, 11:59:00 AM, Anonymous Sarah Lucena said...

    Hi,
    Good day!
    This is Sarah of WebXpress, Inc.
    I would love to visit your adventure park with my friends at work in June.
    I wonder if you have already a website?
    If not yet, can I email my web devt proposal?
    I work as Mktg Specialist for WebXpress, Inc. an outsourcing web developing company located here at the 17/F i3 Bldg.,Asiatown, I.T. Park, Lahug, Cebu City.

    You may want to view our website at www.webxpress.co or call us at 238-9760. You can email me too at sarah.lucena@webxpress.co

    Wish to hear from you.

    Thanks and regards.

     
    At Jul 27, 2012, 6:28:00 PM, Anonymous Eco-Adventure Tour said...

    Thanks for sharing about this place would love to visit here.

     

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