LOCATION: Nestled on the gentle slopes of the hills, The Sun Village Hilltop Resort is a welcome respite for those who seek the ultimate relaxation. Native materials were widely used for provincial atmosphere. While asian arts and crafts adorn the sun drenched resort.

The Sun Village made use of indigenous materials, mostly bamboo, local hardwood and nipa, to give an even more homey and provincial appeal. Philippine and Asian antiques, arts and crafts are widely used as accent pieces.

ACCOMMODATION: The lush tropical greens and cool breeze welcome guests to one of the 12 air-conditioned rooms with private toilet and bath. Native dishes can be sampled at the adjacent SunCafe, where the in-house Cook can whip up your favorite dishes just the way you like it.

RESTAURANT: Adjacent to the main house is the outdoor Suncafe, serving Filipino and Asian Food for breakfast, lunch, dinner and merienda. Guests can also request the resident cook to prepare delicasies they prefer, or tag along every morning to the nearby talipapa to check out the day’s fresh catch and have them prepared in the traditional inihaw for a healthy and apetizing meal.

RESORT AMENITIES: Not far from this breezy haven lies the world-famed beach where an array of activities await the adventurous - diving, kayaking, island-hoping, or simply lazing under the sun.