Davao City Hotels

When thinking of a vacation activity, a Davao tour ought to be it. There are many reasons why a Davao tour should be contemplated, but just four reasons are given here. And these are enough to convince anybody about seeing the whole of Davao later.

Just take Eden Nature Park for example. Looking at the firefly sanctuary at night is just exhilarating. We’re talking of swarms of tiny twinkling lights that look as though the night stars are just a grab away. Eden Nature Park also has a swimming pool and a bird sanctuary. And while watching, the spacious spot can also be perfect for traditional Filipino games.

Eden Nature Park also has some of the rarest organic vegetables and herbs in its garden. Health buffs can always have a shopping spree of all-natural plant products fresh from the garden in this Davao tour first stop. Then try out its interesting souvenir shop and get an Eden Nature Park shirt to remember this Davao tour stop-over by. Eden Nature Park also has a fishing village, a deer park, an amphitheater and flower garden—where one may also offer “prayers” incidentally.

Second Davao tour stop is the incredible Crocodile Farm. This is where we get a feel of the deadly swamp creature. And what’s so exciting about a crocodile farm? Well, for one, 8-footer crocodiles daunted to be the country’s biggest. Crocodile Farm is a good idea of a Davao tour because there are so few of them in the country—and the rest can hardly come up with crocodiles as big. After this second Davao tour stop-over, we’re all perked up to see more of adventurous sites in the city.
Third Davao tour stop is the famous Pearl Farm—all 14-hectares of it. This used to be a real pearl farm where culturing of thousands of oysters from the Sulu Sea were done. Delicate treasures of pink, white and gold pearls were harvested and became viable for the global market. Today, Pearl Farm is top quality beach resort known the world over. Tourists pour in for its white beach, palm trees, good food, relaxing ambience, and excellent service.
Finally, the last Davao tour break is the Samal group of Islands. It looks like a miniature Philippines with nine small islands totaling some 28,000 hectares of land stretch out in the sea.

A Davao tour to these places will pave the way to falling in love with the whole of Davao.

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