I just came back from my trip to Punta Fuego (which means “point of fire”), located in Nasugbu, Batangas. It’s basically a gated residential beach community, home to Spanish-Mediterranean-inspired villas, beach and country clubs, and a golf course.
We stayed at the Peninsula de Punta Fuego, which is described in the official website as an “88-hectare world-class residential beach resort” developed by Landco Pacific Corporation and Roxaco Land Corporation.
My family came for what they described as “fine white sand and pristine clear waters”, but luck wasn’t with us because well, the rainy season has already hit the Philippines. Boo! So much for fun in the sun. :( But we didn’t let a little rain trample on our trip!
Sharing with you a few photos from my fun weekend. :)
Peninsula de Punta Fuego’s infinity pools!! :)
Our home for three days.
So many pretty textures spread out across the hotel.
So much food, too.
But we did more than just eat. We took photos. Lots of them.
Rode bikes around the area.
Admired the beautiful view.
Witnessed nature’s beauty.
And enjoyed each other’s company. :)
Nakaka ingit, I’m jelous the place is so beautiful!!! Cheers Nonoy Manga
Hi, Nonoy! Go visit Punta Fuego when you can. It really is a beautiful place :)
Indeed.
Punta tayo this December? Game? ;)
You want??? Game!! :)
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Hi sandie, as what i have read, this is an exclusively Beach resort for members and residents of PF, is it Open for Public na ba or Need to be a member? how much the cost per night of your Rented House? ‘m planning to spend Vacation in Punta with my Family and would like to know kung open na for public and the cost of haus per night. Tanks alot
Hi there! I’ll send you an email :)