Imagine waking up to the sun’s morning sunshine with the aroma of coffee coming in your bedroom as the waves saying their sweetest good morning. Truly a relaxing and wonderful experience, isn’t it?
This is just one of the many things we experienced at Altamar Beach Resort in Ticao Island, Masbate.
ALTAMAR BEACH RESORT
Situated in one of Masbate Province’s virgin islands, Altamar Beach Resort in Ticao can make your travel experience a much more different, relaxing, and full of adventure one. It is owned by the Espinosa family and currently, Altamar Beach Resort is building another Events Center that will cater to the ever growing needs and wants of its guests. The Events Center can be used to accommodate beach weddings, big group training and seminars, reunions, and so much more.
Altamar Beach Resort Details:
Check In Time: 2PM
Check Out Time: 12NN
Address: San Jacinto, Ticao Island Masbate Masbate, Philippines 5400
HOW TO GET TO ALTAMAR TICAO ISLAND BEACH RESORT
The resort is accessible by air (1-hour) from Manila to Legazpi City, then 1 hour trip by land to Bulan Sorsogon and by sea to San Jacinto Ticao Island.
Altamar Ticao Island Beach Resort is accessible as well via sea travel at Masbate City port.
THE ROOMS
Altamar Ticao Island Beach Resort boasts a total of 10 rooms. What I love about the rooms are its names which are taken from the Tagalog versions of different types of winds.
Kanaway Room
Room Rate: P5,000
Sea Treasures
Room Rate: P5,000
Amihan Room
Room Rate: P4,528
Yellow Room
Room Rate: P5,573
Dumagsak Room
Room Rate: P5,573
If you're looking for hotels in Masbate, particularly in Ticao Island, you may book via TravelBook.ph and see amazing discounts!
If you want to tour around Ticao Island, you may also ask the Management for the quotation at TravelBook.ph at (02) 662-1111.
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Via Land and Sea
Via Legazpi City, Albay/Pilar, Sorsogon
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2. However, if you choose to stop in Legazpi City, you still need to take a van going to Pilar Sorsogon at Legazpi Terminal near Pacific Mall.
3. Alight the bus once you get to Pilar, Sorsogon Port.
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6. Go directly to the Montenegro Ticketing Office for your ROROTicket or
7. Patiently wait in the waiting area of the port or check some eatery outside the port.
2. However, if you choose to stop in Legazpi City, you still need to take a van going to Pilar Sorsogon at Legazpi Terminal near Pacific Mall.
3. Alight the bus once you get to Pilar, Sorsogon Port.
4. If you need help with your
6. Go directly to the Montenegro Ticketing Office for your RORO
7. Patiently wait in the waiting area of the port or check some eatery outside the port.
Note: There are also buses in fare of RORO to Masbate City. However, if you chose not to take the RORO, there are several scheduled Montenegro Fastcraft going to the city as well.
Via Air
- Direct to Masbate
If you are heading straight to Masbate City and you want the fastest and most convenient way of traveling to the city, there is a daily flight under PAL Express
- Via Legazpi City
1. If you don't want to travel by bus, but don't want to spend P7000 for a one-way travel, you can always book a flight to Legazpi City via Cebu Pacific, PAL Express and other airlines. Airfare to Legazpi City is much more affordable than that of PAL Express direct to Masbate City.
2. Then, take a van going to Pilar, Sorsogon from the Legazpi or Daraga Terminal.
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1. If you don't want to travel by bus, but don't want to spend P7000 for a one-way travel, you can always book a flight to Legazpi City via Cebu Pacific, PAL Express and other airlines. Airfare to Legazpi City is much more affordable than that of PAL Express direct to Masbate City.
3. If you need help with your luggages
5. Go directly to the Montenegro Ticketing Office for your RORO Ticket or
6. Patiently wait in the waiting area of the port or check some eatery outside the port.
Situated in Monreal, Ticao Island, AltaMar Ticao Island Beach Resort will surely take your breath away with its beauty.
Here are some photos of the resort together with some attractions near the area:
1. Baywalk Garden Hotel and Restaurant
2. Legacy Suites
3. Greenview Hotel and Restobar
4. Rendezvous Beach Resort Hotel and Restaurant
5. MG Hotel and Restaurant Masbate
6. Seaman's Hotel Masbate
7. Sea Blick Hotel Masbate
8. St. Anthony Hotel Masbate
9. Rancher's Hotel
10. Jade Hotel
11.Balay Valencia
12. Victoria Du Hotel
13. Bituon Beach Resort
[For discounted* hotel bookings, head on to Travelbook
2. Legacy Suites
3. Greenview Hotel and Restobar
4. Rendezvous Beach Resort Hotel and Restaurant
5. MG Hotel and Restaurant Masbate
6. Seaman's Hotel Masbate
7. Sea Blick Hotel Masbate
8. St. Anthony Hotel Masbate
9. Rancher's Hotel
10. Jade Hotel
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12. Victoria Du Hotel
13. Bituon Beach Resort
[For discounted* hotel bookings, head on to Travelbook. ph !]
Planning to go to Masbate Province for a visit? Is your lover a Masbateño/Masbateña? Or just curious about Masbate's language?
Masbateño is a Visayan language spoken by more than 600,000 people, primarily in the province of Masbate in. It is close to thePhilippines of Hiligaynon (Ilonggo) and Waray-Waray, both spoken on Visayas. It can be considered a Bisakol language, meaning a language intermediate between Visayan and Bikol languages. - Wikipedia Capiznon variant
Here are some words/phrases that might be useful for your first and succeeding trips.
Related: Oh, How I Love You So, Masbate!
W-H Questions
- Who? - Sin-o?
- What? - Nano?
- Where? -
Diin - When? - San-o?
- Why? - Kay nano? Kay?
- How? - Pan-o?
- Who are you? - Sin-o ka?
- Where are we? -
Hain kita - What is your name? - Nano
ang pangaran mo - Where do you live? - Diin ka naga istar?
COMMON PHRASES:
- I Love you - Palangga
ta ikaw - I Love you - Namomo-
ot ako sa imo Namumot an ta ikaw Bicol - I Love you so much - Purupalangga
ko ikaw - Let's eat - Mag
kaon na kita Karaon na kita - You're (really) beautiful - Ka-
ganda mo gayud - You're (really) handsome - Ka-
gwapo mo gayud - Help me please - Buligi/Buliga man
ako - Can you teach me? - Pwede mo ba ako matukduan?
- I want to learn Masbateno - Gusto
ko makaaram - Good morning - Maayo
na aga - Good afternoon - Maayo
na hapon - Good evening - Maayo
na i - Sleep tight - Turog
maayo - I don't love you anymore - Dili ko na
ikaw palangga - Can I ask a favor? - Pwede mag ngayo pabor?
COUNTING:
- One -
Usad - Two - Duwa/Duha
- Three - Tulo
- Four - Upat
- Five - Lima
- Six - Unom
- Seven - Pito
- Eight - Walo
- Nine - Siyam
- Ten - Napulo
- Eleven -
Onse - Twelve - Dose
- Thirteen - Trese
- Fourteen - Katorse
- Fifteen -
Kinse - Twenty - Baynte
- Twenty One - Baynte-
uno - One Hundred - Syen/Usad
kagatos - One Thousand -
Usad
We hope you learned a Masbateño word or two in this blog post. Yes, Masbate language is indeed as interesting as its virgin white beaches, caves, mountains, and people.
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