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    Bohol: Eskaya Beach Resort Day Tour Rate/Entrance Fee

    Probably the most expensive and exclusive beach resort on Panglao Island, Bohol, Eskaya Beach Resort and Spa was visited by Tutubi just for one purpose:

    To take a picture of the exclusive Eskaya Beach Resort's entrance and ask about entrance fee and day tour rates, something not posted on the official website of Eskaya Beach Resort and Spa

    bohol eskaya beach resort and spa panglao islandpicture of the Eskaya Beach Resort and Spa gate, taken in the late afternoon/early dusk. Other pictures are simply blurred (no tripod, as usual)

    Eskaya Beach Resort Entrance Fee/Day Tour Rate: PhP1000.00/person, consumable on resort food at the restaurant or spa services. Tutubi was not able to see sample menu food prices so he can't comment if how far the PhP1000 entrance can take you. With Eskaya beach resort's room rates that is astronomically high due to their exclusivity and niche market, don't be surprised if your PhP1000 can only buy you drinks, light meal and desserts.

    The meaning of Eskaya? Eskaya is a group people in Bohol, surrounded by controversies, with their own language, culture and script. This explains the syllabary writing on the resort's gate written in Eskaya (the script)

    Now, is there such a thing as an exclusive Amanpulo day tour rate? :P

    Tutubi is a budget traveler but it doesn't mean he doesn't want to experience being pampered.

    Related Posts on Bohol:

    Bohol Tour Itinerary
    Tagbilaran Airport
    Bohol Van Rental rates
    Bohol Beach Resorts

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    posted by GingGoy @ 9:09 PM,

    2 Comments:

    At Feb 6, 2012, 5:21:00 PM, Anonymous Vacation Rental Makati said...

    I wonder how much overnight rooms are there! The place sounds like it's luxurious but seems to be expensive. Well as long as it's worth it and the view and experience is nice, nothing can compare!

     
    At Feb 10, 2012, 1:35:00 AM, Anonymous Sonny said...

    nice i have plans to go to bohol this summer awesome article

     

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