3-Nights The Philippines, Amanpulo

Island Destinations

Amanpulo, part of the Cuyo Archipelago just northeast of Palawan Island in the Philippines, is a lavish private island oasis boasting magnificent vistas of cerulean waters, where travelers arrive in style via an exclusive private plane.

Perfectly situated throughout the resort are 42 unique casitas offering direct beach access, stunning views of the glittering turquoise sea or complete privacy tucked away in the jungle. One to four-bedroom villas are also available, built around expansive swimming pools with indoor and outdoor dining space, a private chef and butler service.

Like any Aman resort, Amanpulo is a place where tranquility and wellness intertwine. Yoga and Pilates sanctuaries are available offering panoramic scenes of the sea in addition to the spa, where each pavilion is complete with capiz-lined ceilings enhancing this relaxing retreat. Locally grown vegetables and freshly caught seafood are the primary ingredients at each dining venue, where guests can create a personalized meal centered on items they have picked from the resort’s organic garden.

Profile: 42 beachfront, treetop and hillside casitas, private plane and airstrip, beach encircling entire island, 4 restaurants, 2 pools, floating Kawayan Bar, coral reef with snorkeling and diving, Aman Spa, gym, fleet of motorized and non-motorized boats, kitesurfing and fishing. Located on Pamalican Island, 70 minutes by scheduled charter from a private lounge, a short drive from Manila International Airport with nonstop flights from Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Amsterdam, London, Dubai, Sydney and Asian cities. Open year round.

• Private Island Retreat in Palawan
• Pristine White Sand Beach and Lush Tropical Forest
• Warm, Turquoise Waters Year Round
• Seven Square Miles of Pristine Coral Reef

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The Philippines The Philippines There are plenty of natural wonders in the Philippines - dramatic waterfalls, beautiful beaches, ancient rice terraces, hills resembling chocolate drops, reefs teeming with aquatic life. The real natural wonder of the Philippines is its outgoing people, who are puzzled by loners and prefer company nearly everywhere they go. The Bayanihan communal spirit holds Filipinos together, and they extend it to visitors as well. The Philippines is the country to make friends and learn about people. Travel can be risky in the southern islands and in some rural areas, but the majority of the Philippines - particularly the tourist areas - are considered safe for travelers.

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