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What to do and see in Morong, Philippines: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Morong, Philippines including Ocean Adventure, Playa La Caleta Bataan, Arizona Dive Shop, Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar Tours, Mango's Dive Center, Mount Samat National Shrine - Dambana ng Kagitingan, Zoobic Safari, Pawikan Conservation Center, Harbor Point, Scuba Tech Philippines.
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1. Ocean Adventure
Overall Ratings
4 based on 562 reviews
Reviewed By Bing M - Cebu City, Philippines
The dolphin show was better than the seal show, but both were choreographed well. the bantering could have been said faster, but otherwise kids of all ages will enjoy the antics of the animalsGood Day Bing M, Thank you for visiting and spending your time in Ocean Adventure.Have a nice day.
2. Playa La Caleta Bataan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Playa La Caleta (which means “Beach Cove”) or PLC for short, is an eco-tourism resort with a 100-hectare cove. Located in the municipality of Morong in the province of Bataan, it has a 1-kilometer white sand beach at the front, lush mountain jungle/forest in the middle and 3 Waterfalls at the back. On the left side of the cove is also a 1-hectare islet, called Miguelito Island.
Reviewed By Jhingalbert - San Juan, Philippines
Beautiful beach, clean sea water, white sands, with lots of small different fishes surrounding us while swimming. Quiet place in the morning, beautiful sunrise while kayaking with my friends. I appreciated the staff for accommodating me together with my 6 friends for the reservation Ive made because to some I’ve met, next to our cottage, early bookings is needed, for a lot of people are coming to see and experience the island, they say they’ll be back next month of August 2017 since July 2017 are almost fully booked (cottages, gazebos and tents, hahaha). The staff offered available for rents such as kayak, stand up paddle, salbadiba, snorkel and beach volleyball, lastly pala, we bring our own foods, we did cooking, they have running water, I also see signage’s to maintain the cleanliness of the beach, in which all beach goers needs to follow.
By the way,Ive been visited the island twice, we booked overnight to enjoy the bonfire, and the sounds of the (healthy and big tuko(s) are music to our ears, hahhaha, that was last may 2016 and this june 2017, and we will come back again. Bravo, Playa La Caleta!!
3. Arizona Dive Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 81 reviews
Arizona Dive Shop is a PADI 5* PADI dive center offering PADI Courses, Fun Diving, Equipment Sales & Service and Repair, boat tours and commercial diving operations. We specialize in wreck diving and exceeding the expectations of our divers.
Reviewed By GSt_Austria - Klagenfurt, Austria
Did my advanced open water and nitrox with James as my one on one instructor. Great course and great dive sites. i hope i can go back soon.
4. Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar Tours
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By Fluttershy_0927 - Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Our tour guide knows every details on Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar. Very informative that makes us appreciate the place and history more especially the Bataan death march.
5. Mango's Dive Center
Overall Ratings
5 based on 23 reviews
Mangos Dive Center is a PADI accredited facility located on historic Subic Bay, home of the most diverse wreck diving in the Philippines. We offer daily fun dives, a full range of PADI recreational and technical diving instruction, complete equipment rental, sales, service and a highly experienced and knowledgable professional staff. Custom boat beach tours, beach picnics and kayak rental is also available.
Reviewed By colindmil - Newcastle
Thanks to Ken, the guys and girls at Mango's for the friendly welcome. Mango's is a professional outfit, located at Barrio Barretto with beach frontage (superb location) providing quality equipment for hire and a boat with an excellent crew. Pricing is competitive and there's even a discount for cash.
Thoroughly enjoyed the morning dives on the USS New York followed by El Capitan, I shall be returning in June and hope to do many more dives with you around Subic Bay. I did return in the evening for a few beers and a meal, also excellent. Many thanks to you all.
6. Mount Samat National Shrine - Dambana ng Kagitingan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By Kevin B - Sweden
A fitting memorial to the men who gave so much in the defense of the Philippines against Japanese aggression in WWII. Filipino and American service members and civilians are honored here, and in fitting tribute.
Only 30 php entrance fee, which is cheap, and the park is clean and well maintained. It's about 8km to hike the entire park, or can be bicycled.
The Cross is immense and can be seen for miles as you approach the park. I visited in Spetember 2017 and the elevator to the top was being replaced so I could not go up, but I bet the view is stunning for those that can.
7. Zoobic Safari
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 497 reviews
Reviewed By Arlene W - Manila, Philippines
My husband and I visited this place after 10 years of going there for our first date, so there had been a lot of changes since then.
I noted that upon entering the zoo itself, we were made to pass by the gift shop. The guide also was too brisk in presenting the animals and that she didn't care if no one was really listening, or if someone has been left behind. She was not observant enough of her guests, even if someone used flash on the reptile exhibit, she was not there to stop that guest. There had been three bathroom breaks, which were, surprise surprise, conveniently near the souvenir kioks and food shops.
There were less animals than I remembered from our first trip, which tells one a lot. The first thing that appalled me were the ligers that they were proud of - they must have paired lions and tigers together in order to breed these. Christian the Cub is one of them, and for everyone who wants to take their picture with him, holding a milk bottle and touching the cub, they must pay a fee even if the staff used the guest's camera. I noticed that the cub was quite hungry as he was trying to get a chance at the baby bottle filled with (guess what?) COW'S MILK. Is that even healthy for ligers, because as far as I know about cats, they're lactose-intolerant! They also must have kept the tigers hungry, too, because if a guest 'wants' to feed the tiger, they must pay Php 200 for a bucket with six pieces of chicken. Jollibee Chickenjoy in a bucket is a better deal than this! And the notice that the cages that they're in were only temporary shelters for them didn't fool me a bit, because the zoo was just too small for them to roam around at all times- just like what Singapore Zoo had for their lions, tigers, and other feline animals, and Singapore Zoo didn't even breed ligers.
Another thing was that section that presented dead, stuffed animals that they must have in the past. I grimaced at the baby animals who were also stuffed and modeled as if they were still playing with the other baby animals and their mums. Argh.
Well, considering that they also own Paradizoo in Tagaytay, it's no surprise that they treat all of their animals in an appalling, dismaying, and disgusting way. Even if that memory of that first date remained precious in me, the animal-lover in me says ENOUGH.
PLEASE DO NOT SUPPORT ZOOS LIKE THEM.
8. Pawikan Conservation Center
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Jeric147 - Puerto Princesa, Philippines
We visit the center for our first eco volunteering activity, its 2.5 hours travel from Manila to the area. There is briefing and storytelling by Ka Manolo the president of local volunteers. Our first activity is to release hatched pawikan to the seashore,
Coastal clean-UP Drive and Night patrol witness mother pawikan laying Eggs. For accomodation they have available rooms and also they allow to fix tent within the area without fee. They need a support.
Visit and support the pawikan conservation center! Managed by local volunteers and let them inspire you with their story ❤️
Ask me how
Based on the study an average of 90% hatching success and 1% survival rate up to sexual maturity to live. One of the reason they die they feed on the waste like plastic that they thought it is a jellyfish. We dream great Beaches without jellyfish, they are the one who help to balance the ecosystem and for now the great way is to take care to our surroundings especially our oceans as simple as we practice clean as we go.
At the end of the day new generation will follow and will lead to release more of baby sea turtles in the ocean.
#ecowarrior #makingadifference #corporatecitizenship #volunteeringinthenew #wecareforenvironment #TrulyHuman
#IJuanderWeekend
9. Harbor Point
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Johnindee - Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
This is the nearest Mall to the tourist waterfront and provides most of what one could want from downmarket cheap stalls, to high fashion Brand outlets,an extensive electronics area and a huge food court. No supermarket though - that's a pity.
It is usually quiet in the morning so that's the best time to shop in this Mall - between 10am and 11am. When lunch time approaches the Mall becomes packed with people having lunch and then it stays busy through the afternoon into the evening.
Its well worth a visit and a P80 taxi fare from the Waterfront Tourist area.
10. Scuba Tech Philippines
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Sidemount Technical Wreck - Specialist Diving Tuition PADI TecTec Courses One-to-One Skills Clinics and Group Workshops Basic, Technical and Advanced Wreck Sidemount TecRec Tec40 - Tec45 - Tec50 - Trimix Blender PADI Wreck Diver to Technical Wreck
Reviewed By samuilimbo - Ko Samui, Thailand
Having been taught by Andy was a real good and interesting experience. We became friends over time online and through mutual friends and when I was looking for my side mount certification in August 2012 my choice was simple and easy and I've never looked back, so to say!
The knowledge of Andy and the Delivery are phenomenal, he takes you through all course steps calmly and it all becomes easy. He's patient and he knows all the wrecks in Subic Bay inside out.
Andy went the extra mile, for real. Being a highly educated recreational dive professional myself, I found it refreshing to sit in the 'school banks' again with such an outstanding instructor!
I'm looking forward to more diving and courses with Andy!
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