About Us
Blue Corals Beach Resort offers fully furnished spacious rooms and suites. Our rooms are equipped with basic amenities that will give you a total feeling of relaxation! The resort has all the facilities and services you need for a truly relaxing and enjoyable vacation.
Our location does have the best advantage point for taking photographs of the beach.
Not directly on the Beach, but one can say beside the beach, because we build the Resort building/Hotel directly on the rock of a crag/cliff from the leftmost side of Bounty Beach .
15 rooms (8 Fan rooms, 7 Aircon rooms)
All rooms with own shower, wc(CR) and balcony.
Good air ventilation cause of location and very nice view towards the beach. A bar “on the rock” let´s one enjoy happy hour drinks while waiting for the sunset. A lovely place.
Dieses Resort, am südlichen Ende des Bounty Beaches auf einem Felsvorsprung gelegen, bietet nicht nur frische Winde zu fast jeder Zeit, es lässt einen auch Sonnenauf- und Sonnenuntergänge beobachten und bietet einen fantastischen Blick auf den Bounty Beach. Eine Bar auf der Felsklippe ist 3-seitig umgeben von den Wellen der Brandung die je nach Wetterlage von einem leichten Säuseln bis zu wilden Brausen ertönen. Sowohl für ausgesprochene Abenteurer als auch für Entspannung suchende Urlauber ein Platz zum Träumen und bewussten Erleben.
About Malapascua Island
Malapascua is a tiny island, only about 2.5 kilometers long and 1km wide, located across a shallow strait from the northernmost tip of mainland Cebu island. The island is covered by the insular barangay of Logon (part of the Daanbantayan municipality), with eight hamlets.
As a diving destination, Malapascua was "discovered" fairly recently, only in the early 90s. The island was first known for its wide white sand beach, known as Bounty Beach; it has become known for its beautiful coral gardens and excellent dive spots nearby, including Monad Shoal, an underwater plateau where thresher sharks and manta rays can be sighted on a regular basis. To date, this is the only place in the world where divers can reliably sight thresher sharks.