Here's a blow by blow account of our early summer get-away in
La Luz two weekends ago. I went there with
Nimmy,
Leo, and 3 of our other friends.
We got to the resort around noon but since we didnt make an online reservation, we were told that the rooms that were good for groups of six were already taken. Sigh. So since we were already there and we didnt want to sleep in the sand (ahhahaha), we just took the bigger room - big enough for 10 people. It is called the
Premiere Loft (rate: P4,300/night). There were 2 beds in the 1st floor and 3 beds in the loft.
They require people who stay overnight to avail of the buffet meals which include lunch upon arrival, merienda, dinner and breakfast the following morning (rate: P1,100/head). The place wasn't too crowded when we were there. Thank goodness! I got a good dose of what I came there for - peace, serenity and tranquility! (
with a little bit of boy-watching on the side)
When evening came, we went to the dining area to have dinner and the view of the moon was majestic. Lovettttt! Dinner by the beach, sarappppp!
After dinner, we went to the beach and hung out. Chichirya, Tanduay Ice and good company completed the repertoire!
Para kong e-ebs sa upo ko, LOL! At si Nimmy, sya na! Sya na ang nakatalukbong! Haha!
We woke up early the following day so we can have enough time to swim before the sun was at its brightest.
Syempre may net pa akong cover kase ganun talaga pag "dalagang Filipina"! Hahaha!
La Luz is situated at the farthest end of the shoreline so the beach was a bit rocky. It's best to wear acqua shoes when you are walking by the beach.
Natatawa saken mga friends ko kasi ako lang daw ang kilala nilang nagbo-blowdry ng hair bago
maligo sa beach! Hahaha! Aba shempre naman, malay nyo makasalubong ko si Patrick Dempsey
sa beach noh! Mas mabuti nang prepared. Hahahaha!
I was sooo amazed because there were fishes that were swimming in the shallow part of the water. Parang nanunuod lang ako ng Aquarium Channel! Hehe! Madaming fishes here and there, thank goodness at walang piranha! =)
We left the resort after lunch. It was a good weekend spent with my close friends! Lovetttttttt!
K : "Kuhanan mo ko ng picture, kunware nagsasunbathing ako tapos ndi ko alam na pinipicturan moko."
*click*
HA HA HA HA.
Wishing everyone a beautiful summer escapade! XoXo.
The Unpure One,
-=K=-
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1. Take South Super Highway (SLEX) up to STAR toll way. The 2 highways are now connected near Calamba. Please do not exit the highway and stay on until the SLEX turns into the STAR highway.
2. Drive 45 kilometers on the Star Toll way (STAR) and take the San Jose-Ibaan Exit (after the Lipa exit). After exiting, turn left and drive 2.5 kilometers. You will reach an intersection with a sign pointing to Rosario, at this point please turn left at this intersection. After turning left, the Municipal Hall of Ibaan will be on your right while a church will be on your left. After passing the church on your left you will reach a forked road. Turn right at the road sign pointing to San Juan. Drive 8 kilometers along this road to Rosario town proper.
3. Upon reaching the Rosario town proper, there is a Jollibee outlet at your left. Drive past the Jollibee Rosario outlet and the South Star drug store outlet. This road leads all the way to San Juan town proper, which is approximately 23 kilometers away. You will pass a sign for the Batangas Racing Circuit along the way. Please veer left at this point. There is a new gasoline station being built.
4. Once in the town of San Juan, make a right after the Municipal Hall. You will see a Petron Gasoline Station, a Frank’s burger Stall and a Dunkin Donut Store right before the Municipal Hall. This road, will take you to the barrio of Hugom. The total distance from the Municipal Hall is about 24 kilometers and the last 500 meters is rough road. Please follow the road until you see signs for the Resort. You will have to go up a couple of hills towards the end of the trip and you will see a big entrance to your left. The drive is approximately 30 minutes.
