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Babu Santa Beach Resort is for Swimmers and Divers

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BABU SANTA BEACH RESORT

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Babu Santa is located on the tip part of the island so, both sides of the resort have something great to offer. Going further on the left you will be able to see the home of the locals and some rocky terrain. On the opposite side are palm trees lining the sea shore and shallow water. It gives a rocky view for a nice picturesque on this side of the resort.

From the beautiful natural landscape of the resort, divers can move on to the coral garden and see for themselves the bounty of the marine life.

One thing that the guests will enjoy from this resort is its crystal clear water that you can just see the corals without using goggles or any other snorkeling gadgets. So I say you’ll save up thousands and just enjoy the marine life with your naked eye.

Babu Santa offers the sky, the white sand, the beach, and the wide surrounding for different type of guests – whether it’s for an adventurous tourist, romantic couples, or for the weary soul. You can either enjoy both the sun and the beach in a serene environment. This beach resort has rooms and cottages made in a simple design. Read More: http://www.samalguide.com/resort/babu-santa/

Photo from: https://www.vigattintourism.com/tourism/articles/Babu-Santa-Beach-Resort-of-Talicud-Island-Samal

Babu Santa Beach Resort is usually the stopover for lunch or just when you wanted to do some necessities. According to some divers this is one great stop for a heavy meal on lunch. The white sand coral beach has crystal clear waters most especially during noon time. The beach has the ruins of a jetty that has been destroyed by a storm. And these remains are considered to be the photographer’s perfect spot for their classic photograph. Babu Santa may appear ordinary but this is a perfect place for divers and swimmers. Also a good place for surfers as well.

Babu Santa is located on the tip part of the island so, both sides of the resort have something great to offer. Going further on the left you will be able to see the home of the locals and some rocky terrain. On the opposite side are palm trees lining the sea shore and shallow water. It gives a rocky view for a nice picturesque on this side of the resort.

From the beautiful natural landscape of the resort, divers can move on to the coral garden and see for themselves the bounty of the marine life.

One thing that the guests will enjoy from this resort is its crystal clear water that you can just see the corals without using goggles or any other snorkeling gadgets. So I say you’ll save up thousands and just enjoy the marine life with your naked eye. Read More: http://www.samalguide.com/resort/babu-santa/

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Babu Santa lies in the Island of Talicud, an island part of Samal. It is a 45-minutes boat ride away from Sta. Ana Wharf of Davao City. From Sta. Ana Wharf, only the Z-HENRY boat travels daily directly to the place charging a minimal amount Php 50.00 boatfare. It leaves Davao 1:30 PM. On board, serenity and calmness of the Davao Gulf becomes part of the voyage. But, surprisingly there’s more to see, more to discover in this little charming place. From the boat meters away from the Island, my eyes were filled with awe by just seeing its pristine white coastline. And just like virgin beaches, its air was just so enigmatic that I can hear the call of the sea, the sand and the clear turquoise waters. Setting foot to the beach, nothing but pure admiration consumed me. I have been to different beaches but the Island has enthralled me.

The tranquility of the beach, the pleasant warmth of the summer sun, the dazzling charm of the sand and the enticing lure of the turquoise beachwaters – these are what Babu Santa Beach is for me. Read More: http://www.olanology.com/2009/05/charms-and-lures-of-beaches-of-babu.html

Photo from: http://www.samalguide.com/resort/babu-santa/