3 DAY/2 NIGHT
MINIMUM OF 6 PAX




SOHOTON CAVE
(minimum 2 pax)
Net Rate per Pax: PHP 5950.00
(Extra Pax: PHP 2050.00)

(minimum 4 pax)
Net Rate per Pax: PHP 4350.00
(Extra Pax: PHP 2050.00)



MARABUT MARINE PARK
(minimum 2 pax)
Net Rate per Pax: PHP 6250.00
(Extra Pax: PHP 3900.00)

(minimum 4 pax)
Net Rate per Pax: PHP 5500.00
(Extra Pax: PHP 3900.00)



All rates are in Philippine currency.
The obove rates are subject to change without prior notice.




INCLUSIONS
3 Days/2 Nights Room Accomodation on Double/Twin Sharing
Set Meals (2 Breakfast, 2 Lunch, 2 Dinner)
CHOICE OF SOHOTON OR MARABUT

SOHOTON CAVE TOUR
Inclusion: Land transfer, Boat transfer, cave Guide Fee, Entrance Fee, use of lamp and Mayor's Permit.

Marabut Marine Park
Inclusion: Boat Transfer, Entrance Fee, Island Hopping

City Tour with Entrance Fee
• Leyte Provincial Capitol
• CAP Bldg.
• Sto. Niño Shrine and Heritage Museum
• San Juanico Bridge
• SMED Center
Roundtrip Airport (Tacloban) Transfers

AMENITIES
Free use of resort facilities
Welcome drinks

RESERVATION
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