Henann Resort in Panglao Island, Bohol boasts of 12 luxury villas spread over 6.5 hectares of coconut grove. |
The Baclayon Church is a magnificent Filipino Baroque church that dates back to the 16th century. |
Fronting Henann Resort is a white-sand beach overlooking the pristine waters of the Bohol Sea. |
Mint green during the rainy season, the famous Chocolate Hills is still a sumptuous sight to behold. |
Situated at the southeastern side of Alona Beach, Henann Resort straddles woodland and white sand beach to give guests a haven of picturesque beauty. This 6.5-hectare cut of prime land is the latest jewel in the Boracay Regency Group’s crown. Also known as Henann Resorts, the group has made its presence felt in Boracay by offering destinations with first-rate creature comforts such as acclaimed resorts as Boracay Regency Beach Resort and Spa, Boracay Garden Resort, and Regency Lagoon Resort.
PAMPERING PLEASURES
At Henann Resort, you know you are no longer at home. Perched on a slightly elevated area in the middle of a spacious and quiet tropical garden are 12 villas that provide deluxe accommodation. Inside the villa, the high vaulted wooden ceiling, the tasteful furniture and the modern interior motif hint of a metropolitan design concept—a witty contradiction to the bucolic beauty surrounding it.
On the terrace outside the room modern bamboo and cane sun beds look out to coconut groves. In the distance, glimpses of the blue sea convey an open invitation—to gambol in the surf, or quietly commune with nature.
From the main lobby, Christina’s lures visitors with its charming tropical hacienda ambience. Christina’s belongs to Boracay Regency’s famous chain of restaurants, which offers local and international cuisine specially prepared by experienced chefs.
Further down, the 450-meter swimming pool inspires a few unhurried laps. After swimming, one can enjoy favorite cocktails at the integrated pool bar while submerged in waist-high water.
High-end travelers expecting to be pleased and pampered will not be disappointed at the exclusive accommodation, the resort’s exceptional facilities, the staff’s impeccable service and the allure of the natural surroundings cradling this jewel by the sea.
As an initial token, Henann Resort has launched a soft opening promo valid until September 30, 2011. The promo offers a pleasurable stay in one of the 12 exclusive villas, inclusive of complimentary Filipino or American breakfast for two.
Tourists who crave for utmost convenience will experience the comfort of booking online as Henann Resort also opened its online reservations. Available 24/7, this new online service guarantees smooth booking transactions and instant confirmation by simply logging on to www.henann.com.
JUMP-OFF POINT TO THE BEAUTY OF BOHOL
Its location overlooking Bohol Sea gives Henann Resort the unique advantage of proximity to two of Bohol’s most famous marine playgrounds. Balicasag Island at Panglao’s extreme southwestern end offers dive opportunities in one of the most diverse marine sanctuaries in the country. Off Pamilacan Island just 45 minutes away from Henann Resort, bottle-nosed, spinner and other species of dolphins can be observed frolicking in the crystal-clear waters. On certain days, huge sperm whales and manta rays gather below the island’s waters to feed.
From the resort, the peripatetic traveler will discover a province replete with natural beauty and history. One can dine in leisure over meandering Loboc River on board a floating restaurant, or step inside centuries-old Baclayon Church and Museum to view religious mementos that date back to the dawning of Christianity in the Philippines.
Or perhaps, one could spend a quiet afternoon in the forests of Corella and observe the furtive behavior of the strange but fascinating tarsier inside the Tarsier Research Center. Of course, a trip to the serene Chocolate Hills should cap the Bohol delectation. Like dollops of mint-laced chocolates forgotten by time, the sight of these perfectly-formed mounds provides a sweet ending to a sumptuous adventure.
Text and photos by Vix Sev
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