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Tourist Attractions, What to Do

Crystal Pool Resort

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Entrance fee is 40 pesos for adults and 30 pesos for children. Cottages are available at 1,000 pesos, 500 pesos, 300 pesos, 250 pesos, and 200 pesos. Table is 100 pesos.

Three pools are ready to be plunged into with 2 feet deep and 4 feet deep adjacent pools and a separate 5 feet deep pool.

Crystal Pool is open at 8:00 AM and closes at 5:00 PM only and don’t consent overnight stay. (Source)


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Barangay:Luz Banzon
Address:Cagayan-Butuan Hiway
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Accommodation, Tourist Attractions, What to Do, Where to Stay

Basamanggas Resort

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The resort offers an array of amenities which includes 3 uniquely designed swimming pool, fully air-conditioned rooms, bath tub in suite rooms, laundry/pressing services, NDD/IDD telephone, restaurant, function rooms up to 200 pax, 24 hour standby generator, live-in/live-out seminar, guarded parking area and catering services for all types of occasion. (Source)

1 double bed+1 single bed+complimentary breakfast for two
Php 2,700 – SUITE 
Php 1,700 – EXECUTIVE 

2 single beds
Php 1,500 – DELUXE
Php 1,300 – STANDARD

1 double bed
Php 1,000 – ECONOMY

Php 250 – for extra person/extra bed

Entrance Fee for Adults

Php 55 – 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Php 110 – 8:00 PM – 7:00 AM

Entrance Fee for Children

Php 40 – 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Php 80 –  8:00 PM – 7:00 AM

(Prices – 2015)

Picnic Huts
Php 1,500 – Canteen Area
Php 1,300 – Stage
Php 1,300 – Cabana A
Php 550 – Cabana B
Php 350 – Cabana C
Php 250 – Umbrella
Php 150 – Benches

(Prices – 2012)

Miss Jasaan 2014 Candidates at Basamanggas Resort during Panel Presentation. (Source)

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Check our Outdoor Clothing section for advice on what clothing to bring for Outdoor Activities, like White Water Rafting, Swimmingpool,  Beach etc.
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Email:basamanggasjasaan@yahoo.com
basamanggas@gmail.com
Landline:(8822)-760564
(8822)-760565
Mobile:0926 209 0112
0922 892 1553
0922 892 1555
0917 720 4849
0917 720 4822
City/Municipal:Jasaan
Barangay:Kimaya
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more Info: (2015)Entrance Fee: P40 - P110

Room Rates: P1000 -P2700
Tourist Attractions, What to Do

ARJE Resort

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Their entrance fee is 40 pesos for adult and 30 pesos for children with special discounts. They have videoke for enthusiasts and free wifi. Pools are 8 feet and 4 feet deep and two adjacent pools for kids. Salbabida is also available for rent for only 50 pesos.

Arje resort’s opening hours is 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM and no overnight swimming allowed.

2 swimming pools
1st pool : Round pool 1.5 ft with shower umbrella in the middle
2nd pool: Elliptical pool 2.5 ft with shower sidings

1 Rectangular in shape
Descending Depth
3ft, 4ft, 8ft
Length 22 meters,
Width 10 meters.


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Landline:(08822) 760684
Mobile:0997 117 8560
0927 246 6965
0917 712 2289
City/Municipal:Jasaan
Barangay:Luz Banzon
Address:20 meters from the Cagayan-Butuan Hiway
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Festivals, Fiesta, What to Do

Katubigan Festival

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Water is Life…in appreciation to the Almighty for the abundance of this important substance, the Jardin Administration conceived and initiated this Festival to give thanks. (Source)

End Nov- start Dec


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Dive Sites, Dive Sites, What to Do

Agutayan Reef

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A 3-hectare marine sanctuary that serves as breeding ground of endangered giant clams. The giant clams are products of successful seeding project supported by the local government.
With its shallow water and amazing marine life, the place is ideal for swimming, diving and snorkeling. (Source)


Scuba Diving at Agutayan Reef

You might, wanna contact a dive service, like Scuba de Oro, before going there.

Agutayan Island is a marine sanctuary near the coast of Jasaan. It is accessible through a number of ways, but the quickest and the easiest access is through Liyang Beach, a few meters away from Jasaan proper. They have rentable boats for groups which you can hire for around P1,000. Like Camiguin White Island, Agutayan is devoid of trees or plants, and only a cottage for the sanctuary outpost stands on its side. It is advisable that you visit early in the morning to avoid the harsh heat of the sun. (Source – more pic)

See also Agutayan Island

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Nature, What to Do

Sagpulon Falls

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Long walk, but it worth the effort, nice falls. (Robert Broad)(Source)


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Governor Bambi Emano led the recent (Sep. 2014) formal ground breaking of the Php10M Sagpulon Falls Development Project in San Isidro, Jasaan. Sagpulon Falls has long been a favorite destination among local tourists from nearby towns but lacked the facilities to lure in more. The project includes a function hall, accommodation facilities, restrooms and an access footbridge and the completion of said amenities will make Sagpulon Falls more accessible to visitors. (Source)

Sagpulon Falls is temporary closed to the public, – effective June 1, 2015 until further notice!

Sagpulon Falls – under renovation and construction, will be open to public by October 2015. (Source)

Open to the public…2016 [Reopened in 2021]


Some new buildings along the access road – March 2016 (Source)


The renovated Hanging Bridge – May 2016 (Source)

In many places on Internet, is this Falls described as 350 METER high. If you measure elevation on the surroundings you will find it to be, approx 100 meter, so if the figure 350 is correct, it is in FEETS or about 107 meters. Still impressing Falls. 🙂

Approx. distance from Hanging Bridge to the Falls are 350 meters and an elevation of about 150-160 meters.

 

 

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Nature, Sightseeing, What to Do

Agutayan Island

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Agutayan Island in 360° [use mouse to drag/zoom picture]

Crescent moon in shape and uninhabited, Agutayan Island has 5,000 square meters of white sand that sits on a 3-hectare marine sanctuary that serves as breeding ground of endangered giant clams. The giant clams are products of successful seeding project supported by the local government.
With its shallow water and amazing marine life, the place is ideal for swimming, diving and snorkeling. Camping is also allowed in the island. (Source)


Old Outpost


Agutayan new Watch Tower (Source)


Peaceful place for picture taking. (Source)

Agutayan Island is a marine sanctuary near the coast of Jasaan. It is accessible through a number of ways, but the quickest and the easiest access is through Liyang Beach, a few meters away from Jasaan proper. They have rentable boats for groups which you can hire for around P1,500 (8 pax). Like Camiguin White Island, Agutayan is devoid of trees or plants, and only a cottage for the sanctuary outpost stands on its side. It is advisable that you visit early in the morning to avoid the harsh heat of the sun. (Source – more pic)

Please be advised of the following information from Liyang Beach:
The boat rental fee for boats from Liyang Beach is P1500.

However, the LGU is now controlling entry to Agutayan. All boats must pass through the Barangay jump off point. They are charging 50P per head for the environmental fee and P100 for entry permit to the island. Please come prepared to pay these additional fees, subject to change without notice.

Also, there is a maximum daily visitor count to Agutayan of 100 persons.

Entry to the island is limited to the hours between 5am and 12 noon. No trips allowed in the afternoon and after dark.

See also Agutayan Reef

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Festivals, Fiesta, What to Do

Ati-Atihan Festival

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First Week of February

Street dancing culminating at the shoreline followed by Sakay-sakay. All barangays participate in a procession of with respective Patron Saints.

February 2, feast of Nuestra Senora de la Candelaria

The Feast of the Purification of the Virgin is aptly symbolized by an image of the Virgin of Candelaria.
She is also known as Our Lady of the Candles.
In Spanish-speaking countries or former Spanish colonies, the image is called Virgen de Candelaria or Nuestra Senora de la Candelaria.
For Cebuano-speaking Filipinos, she is Birhen sa Candelaria.
So today, many Filipinos are celebrating their city or town fiesta.
Among these are Cabadbaran City of Agusan del Norte, Tagoloan of Misamis Oriental, Jaro City of Iloilo and Silang of Cavite.

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Festivals, Fiesta, What to Do

Kabaybayonan Festival

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Beach Dancing Competition


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Singing Competition

Dancing Competition

Sports Competition


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April 9-12 (date changes from year to year)

A 4 day festival of music, dance and sports.

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