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Entrance Fee for Adults is P50.00 and Kids below 4 feet is P30.00.
Pool hours is from 7am-7pm Tuesday-Sunday (closed on Mondays)
The resort is just a few minutes walk from Macahambus Cave
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Category Archives: Misamis Oriental
Laser Blast
Permanently closed
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Laser tag, the newest non-contact sport that’s gaining popularity in Manila and Cebu is now in Cagayan de Oro City.
In case you’re not familiar with the game, it’s pretty similar with airsoft except that players wear a vest and a hold a phaser which is a hand-held infrared-emitting targeting device. It’s like Star Wars in reality. At Laser Blast, players are grouped into two opposing color teams who will try to shoot or tag the players of the other team with their phaser. (Source)
LaserBlast is located at the 3/F of the big building behind Corpus Christi Highschool, just before the entrance gate of MegaHomes Subd, in Macasandig, CDO.
Laser Blast open Sunday to Friday- 12nn to 9pm; Saturday- 10am to 9pm
Rate: Mon to Thurs @ 150/person/game; Friday to Sunday @ 180/person/game
Game time is 15minutes. LaserTag is a sports activity just like basketball. 15mins of play is already long & tiring enough for the average person’s stamina.
Minimum of 4players ( 2 vs 2), Maximum of 12players (6 vs 6)
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You may contact them for booking or reservation. Phone number below.
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Guru Rock Climbing Gym
Alwana Sports Avenue
Marco Sports Avenue
Located within Marco Hotel, the Marco Sports Avenue offers a variety of sports facilities that include indoor tennis and badminton courts, table tennis, rock climbing wall, pool table, darts, swimming pool, and a fitness gym.
Climbing gym
6 walls: multi-features, ranging from vertical to 60 degrees incline, 25ft. high, ideal for bouldering.
Rock Wall Climbing Rate: Php 100/hour | Php 672/month (2013)
Opening Hours: 1pm-9pm, Mon-Sat
Details:
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Museum of Three Cultures
It gets its name from three distinct cultures exhibited at the museum, namely artifacts and antiques from ancient and early Lumad, Muslim, and Christian tribes in and around Cagayan de Oro.
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The museum opened in 2008 and showcases a collection of rare arts and crafts, weapons, musical instruments, furniture, jewelry, archeological digs from Butuan and other rare antiques from the ancient and early Christian lowland tribes, Muslim tribes and Manobo and Higaunon tribes. (Source)
The museum is open on business hours on weekdays except Mondays
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SophieRed Hotel
SophieRed Hotel and Onshore Restaurant
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OPENS DAILY AT 9AM TO 9PM
*Regular swimming time: 9-5pm
*Night swimming : 5-9pm
*SOPHIERED ONSHORE RESTAURANT
WILL OPEN AT 9AM AND CLOSES AT 10PM.
*LUNCH & DINNER BUFFET– EVERY FRIDAY ONLY
*ACOUSTIC BAND – EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT
ENTRANCE FEE – Inclusion of use of pool & beach:
P100 for adults
P 75 for children ages 5 to 10
FREE for 4 yrs. old & below
COTTAGES:
GAZEBO – P1000
CANOPY – P800
BIG UMBRELLA – P600
BLDG. SIDE – P500
SMALL UMBRELLA- P300
SOPHIERED WATER SPORTS RIDES RATES & PACKAGES:
JET SKI Big
4,000/hr.
3,000/30 mins.
BANANA BOAT
P150./person good for 4 persons (2 rounds)
KAYAK
P250./30mins.
P150./person/30mins. (2 persons)
P250./person/30 mins. (2 persons)
UFO RIDE
good for 2 persons P150.00/person (2rounds)
*Package 1 Php 1,600 for 30 minutes
Group of 4 persons
Banana Boat
Trampoline
Seesaw
Kayak
*Package 2 Php 1,600 for 30 minutes
Group of 4 persons
UFO ride
Trampoline
Seesaw
Kayak
*Package 3 Php 800.00 for 30 minutes
Group of 4 persons
Trampoline
Seesaw
Kayak
SOPHIA EXPRESS BANCA
P4,000 per trip to Agutayan White Island – Capacity: 40 persons
FISHING ROD RENTAL
P100.00/hour
LIFE JACKET RENTAL
P50.00
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NMPSA Shooting Range
Open: Monday-Sunday 9am–6pm
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The Stoneware Pottery
(La Castilla Museum
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La Castilla was christened by the lady of the House, Mrs. Pelaez. Its grounds used to be part of a six-hectare property belonging to the Pelaez family; originally planned to corn and coconut along what was once a two-lane dirt country road that was known as Kauswagan Road. This thorough fare provided the only access to Kauswagan and the fishing community of Bonbon. In 1976, with the construction of the Marcos Bridge, part of the property was expropriated by the government to give way to the inexorable march of progress. Today, an abbreviated portion of the original grounds of La Castilla is all that remains of its landscaped gardens.
In 1968, six years after Atty. Pelaez transferred the campus of Liceo de Cagayan from its original site fronting Gaston Park across the St. Augustine Cathedral in downtown Cagayan de Oro to its present location at the junction of Patag and Kauswagan Roads (now Rodolfo N. Pelaez Blvd.), La Castilla also served as a guest house- until the magnitude six earthquake that shook Mindanao, Cagayan de Oro included, in July 1976 which precipitated the Founders’ decision to take up residence in La Castilla from the third floor of what has always been their residence in Rizal Street in the Poblacion. La Castilla then served as their home until the demise of Atty. Pelaez on August 10, 1980. (Source)
La Castilla was the summer residence of Atty. Rodolfo N. Pelaez and his wife Elsa Pelaez- Pelaez, and of vignettes in their lives that revolved around it.
For a tour at the museum, you can arrange with the curator Mr. Emmanuel Echem.
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McArthur Landmark
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General Douglas MacArthur Marker is located at the edge of the Macabalan Wharf.
“General Douglas MacArthur landed in Macabalan Wharf aboard PT 41 boat under the command of Lieutenant John Duncan Bulkeley. Extremely pleased with Bulkeley’s effort to steer their boat clear from the sight of their Japanese enemies, Gen. MacArthur reportedly declared, “Bulkeley, I’m giving every officer and man here the Silver Star for Gallantry. You’ve taken me out of the jaws of death and I wont forget it.” A Cagayanon, then Capt. Fidencio Laplap, now 87 years old and still alive, is one of those who were later awarded the Silver Star for gallantry promised by Gen. MacArthur. After landing at the Macabalan Wharf, MacArthur, together with his family and military entourage then proceeded to Del Monte Clubhouse for his departure to Australiaon a B-17 Flying Fortress where he made the famous declaration, “Upon orders of the President of the United States, I came through the Japanese blockade, and I shall return.”
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