CAPIZ BAY RESORT
A place where one should relax...and it's a truly paradise to live in...
"ENJOY HOOK AND COOK"
Overview
Take a look and view the beauty of CAPIZ BAY RESORT, located at Brgy. Libas, Roxas City.
It was owned by Eng. Reuben Yay and managed by his daughter Ms. Marie Rubee Yap Adonay.
Enjoy the fresh and clean air, the best facilities and equipment offers by the resort like air-conditioned rooms, cabled tv, the picnic area called Cabanas, the "hook nad cook" at fishpond which available
for group stay-in activities.
CAPIZ BAY RESORT dreams of promoting tourism that visitors would enjoy. Hope that no one would regret to come. So be there and and let the beauty nature to see like Capiz Bay Resort.
Good For Aircon Non-Aircon Dollar Rate
Roxas City Room 2 P1,000.00 P850.00 $22.2 - $18.8
Pontevedra Room 2 P 800.00 P650.00 $17.7 - $14.4
Pan-ay Room 2 P800.00 P650.00 $17.7 - $14.4
Panitan Room 2 P800.00 P650.00 $17.7 - $14.4
Pilar Room 2 P800.00 P650.00 $17.7 - $14.4
Pres.Roxas Room 6 P1,450.00 P1,250.00 $32.2 - $27.7
(Family Room)
Tapaz Room 2 P550.00 $12.2
Ivisan Room 5 P1,000.00 $22.2
Sapian Room 2 P 400.00 $8.88
Payag Room 2 P400.00 $8.88
Extra Bed 2 P150.00 P100.00 $3.33 $2.22
Capiz Bay Resort Offers:
Air-condition Rooms
Cabled TV
Cottages
Dining or Pavillon Hall
Frisco Bridge
Photo Gallery
Capiz Bay Resort
Punta Libas Roxas City, Capiz Philippines 5800
Reservations:
Frontdesk Tel: +63 36-6212856
Fax: +63 36-6211016
Email: capizbayresort_yahoo.com
Roxas City Map
Different Festivals and activities celebrated in roxas city:
Sinadya sa Halaran Festival
Sinadya sa Halaran is one of Roxas City’s most important annual events and is fusion of two festivals – “Sinadya” (City) and “Halaran” (Province) which literally means joy in sharing and thanksgiving. It is celebrated on December 4-8 to commemorate the religious activities that embody the true Capiceño spirit. The highlights of the celebration are the Dancing Parade, ”Higantes”, Fluvial Parade, Fireworks display, Mutya sa Halaran beauty pageant, Coronation of the Fiesta Queen, and Agri-Aqua Trade Fair.
The Diwal Harvest Seafood Festival
he Diwal Harvest Seafood Festival is held every 2nd weekend of July. The Diwal is a rare bivalve found abundantly along the coastal waters of Roxas City and Capiz. Ten years ago it disappeared from the waters of the City and Province because of illegal harvesting practices and pollution. Now, ten years later, after intensive research, seeding, and strict fishing and harvesting legislation, the Diwal is again ready for harvest as the efforts of the City have once again caused its abundance. The festival was first celebrated this year and will be celebrated annually. The Diwal is known for its sweet and juicy qualities and its immaculatelyDiwal while elliptical shells, hence the name “Angel Wing” Shell. Every year during the festival, tons of the bivalve are harvested and sold in the open market and the seafood festival, with drinks and music, and lots of partying in thanksgiving to the Almighty for the great and rare bounty that is Diwal.
Aswang Festival
The 2nd Aswang Festival of Capiz was a soaring success marked by a huge attendance of ebullient visitors who became part of amazing events like Manggad sg Capiz Trade Fair, Lupad Capiznon Job Fair, Pagtukib sa mga Sugilanon (a symposium featuring various folklore and myth of Capiz), Pasundayag Torch Parade, Balangaw sg Abilidad Capiznon (a showcase of Capiz's very own pop bands), Mga Sugilanon On-the-Spot Art Contest, Pagtukib sg Kamatuoran (a symposium on historical and archeological findings in Capiz), Matahum Capizena A Fashion Show and Comparza, among others. A grand opening fireworks display dubbed Palupok welcomed guests and participants of this year's Aswang Festival.
