Experienced a Summer like no other...only in CLUB MANILA EAST!

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I've been in Club Manila East way back 2009. My colleagues and I enjoyed the place but its raining the whole day. Yes, the sun refused to shine on that day but still we had fun in the water.
 
Last Sunday, Feb.9, 2014 and it almost 5 years since then, I had a chance to go back to the place that gave so much happiness and good memories. Club Manila East never failed to disappoint me.  They still have lots of fun and trills. From the pools (Boating Area and Kayaking, Kiddie Pool with waterfalls and fountains, Sun-screen pool, Slide Pool with 3-looped giant slide, 25-meter/6 lane Lap pool, Garden Pool, Mini Kiddie Pool, Buzzy River, Beachwaves and Oceanwaves) , Day Stay ( 160 Cabanas, 68 Beachview Cabins and 10 Huts) It's Golf Driving Range, Food Ttrip ( Restaurant, Food Court, Bar & Sari-Sari Kiosk) and Events & Function rooms (Main Pavilion, Beach Pavilion, Garden Pavilion, Social hall, Conference Hall, Concert Stage). Aside from that, CME offers Surfing & Surfing Lessons. Yes, It is a great experience of "Surfing in the City". I tried this with of course through the help of personal trainer. If you're a music lover, you can try their Videoke and sing-a-long with your friends & family. Also, the Zip Line is a thrilling and exciting experience, this is the high-fliying attraction in the resort ...with these..you can't ask for more! Club Manila East  is defintely a perfect place to experience a Summer like no other!
 
 
So, if you already explore North & South...why don't you try to take the East and headed to Club Manila East...It's just a few minutes drive from Manila. It is located at Km. 24 Manila East Road, Taytay, Rizal. For more information, here's their contact details, Tel.: 660-2801 to 02 & 284-4740 to 41
Fax.: 286-6139
www.clubmanilaeast.com
 
You can also like their Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/clubmanilaeast
 
 
 
 
 
 
Here are some photos taken from CLUB MANILA EAST: 
 
 

As always, CLUB MANILA EAST open arms welcoming me!
 
 

Surfing experience in the OCEAN WAVE


OCEAN WAVE...surfer's haven!



 







 
I had a privilege to get along with my fellow Bloggers and it's a wonderful bonding experience with them.  Here with Mr. Reu M. Dellota (one of the owners of CME & VP for Operations & Marketing together with other CME Staff.





If you are sporty...The BEACH VOLLEYBALL is a must-try! It is made possible in the City! 





We are the WINNERS!! Receiving our Prize from the BEACH VOLLEYBALL game!!!






The BOATING AREA, were we can go paddling the kayaks under the sun!


it's KAYAK time




I'm the kayaQUEEN...I mean, I'm kayaKING!!!





The SHADED POOL, worry no more if you do not consider the idea of having tanned complexion.  Along side is the BUKO SHOWER!




 
The ZIP LINE, the high-flying attraction in the resort. Overlooking the view of the mountainous area of Rizal & Manila.











 

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