camaya beach resort, bataan
Late last Friday, Dai texted me asking if we were interested in going on an all-expenses-paid day trip to Camaya Beach Resort in Bataan the very next day because her friend Jill, who handles marketing for Camaya, had free passes available. Having no plans for Saturday, we immediately said yes. Sloan was already in bed and Mike and I couldn't help but laugh at the thought of surprising him with a beach trip the very next day.
Of course, the little boy was very much game when he found out we were going to the beach! We met up Dai and her friend Gracee at the ferry terminal in the CCP complex. After a bit of a wait, we were off! The ride took about an hour and 15 minutes or so, and thankfully was really smooth. I was little worried about Sloan possibly getting seasick, or worse, both Sloan and I getting seasick.
The weather was scorching and as such, perfect for hitting the water. We first stayed in the beach area, where Sloan had the time of his life playing.
Then we headed to the pool area, which I really liked. For one, the kiddie pool was spacious enough as compared to other kiddie pools which are usually small, and the thing is, adults who are watching over their kids have to get into the water too, so it ends up being quite crowded. Also they have a lovely infinity pool.
For those not keen on hitting the water (bakit pa kayo nag-beach? Hahaha!), there's a game room where you can play video games, air hockey, and there's also an arcade where you can play old school games, like Pac-Man and Dig Dug! Very cool.
Camaya also has an area where you can play billiards, foos ball, and ping pong. Sloan tried all three when we were done with swimming.
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I have to mention that when he picked up the cue stick, he raised it up high, motioned as though he was reeling something in, then he turned to me and said, "Mommy! Fishing!" Haha! Hurray for imagination!
That was a really fun day :) And was exactly what I needed to, because I had been on an emo funk days before the trip. Enjoying a day away from the city and having fun with my family and good friends was just what the doctor ordered.
Of course, the little boy was very much game when he found out we were going to the beach! We met up Dai and her friend Gracee at the ferry terminal in the CCP complex. After a bit of a wait, we were off! The ride took about an hour and 15 minutes or so, and thankfully was really smooth. I was little worried about Sloan possibly getting seasick, or worse, both Sloan and I getting seasick.
The weather was scorching and as such, perfect for hitting the water. We first stayed in the beach area, where Sloan had the time of his life playing.
Then we headed to the pool area, which I really liked. For one, the kiddie pool was spacious enough as compared to other kiddie pools which are usually small, and the thing is, adults who are watching over their kids have to get into the water too, so it ends up being quite crowded. Also they have a lovely infinity pool.
For those not keen on hitting the water (bakit pa kayo nag-beach? Hahaha!), there's a game room where you can play video games, air hockey, and there's also an arcade where you can play old school games, like Pac-Man and Dig Dug! Very cool.
Camaya also has an area where you can play billiards, foos ball, and ping pong. Sloan tried all three when we were done with swimming.
I have to mention that when he picked up the cue stick, he raised it up high, motioned as though he was reeling something in, then he turned to me and said, "Mommy! Fishing!" Haha! Hurray for imagination!
That was a really fun day :) And was exactly what I needed to, because I had been on an emo funk days before the trip. Enjoying a day away from the city and having fun with my family and good friends was just what the doctor ordered.
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