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Just 30 minutes away from the hotel is a private island resort located in a former coconut plantation and is open to day visitors and overnighters.

It features two restaurants, a dive centre with various watersports activities, secluded white sand beach, a chapel and events area.

• Contact: davao@dusit.com

About 20 minutes away, Davao Crocodile Park serves as a public viewing area, a venue for educational tours, a conservation facility and a field laboratory for students and wildlife enthusiasts. Visit to see some incredible beasts; besides crocodiles, there are raptors, monkeys, bearcats, snakes, birds and lots of other wildlife.

• Contact:

  (082) 286 8883 / parkinfo@crocodilepark.ph

Located around 8km away from the hotel, this museum is dedicated to the service of the community and to its development. It obtains, keeps, studies and presents material evidence of people and their environment, and visitors come for all kinds of reasons: to study, learn and research more about the community and the people that make it.

• Contact:

  (082) 222 6011 / museo_dabawenyo@davaocity.gov.ph

Next to the Museo Dabawenyo is this museum with over 300 specimens from all over the world. It houses one of the biggest bone exhibitions in the country. The museum is the first of its kind in Mindanao and offers the chance to learn about animal conservation.

• Contact: +63 919 624 0744

Just an hour away from the hotel and located 3,000 feet above sea level, this mountain resort provides a commanding view of Davao City and the Davao Gulf. Make your way up to the popular mountain retreat to discover a once-lost environment, which has been successfully rebuilt. An action-packed day tour includes recreational activities like zip lining, sky cycling, sky swing and horseback riding.

• Contact:

  +63 82 299-1020,
  info@edennaturepark.com.ph

Built in 1847 by Don Jose Uyanguren during Spanish rule, the San Pedro Cathedral is the oldest church in Davao City and is located around 8km away from the hotel. An icon of the city, it is considered one of the most spectacular religious structures built during the Spanish colonisation. Named after San Pedro (or Saint Peter), the city's patron saint, the church survived two bombings in the 1990s.

• Contact: (082) 226 4740

Spanning more than eight hectares of woodlands, the Philippine Eagle Centre is a breeding facility for the endangered raptors that can be found here on the island. Visit to get a glimpse of some of the largest and most powerful eagles in the world.  In addition to the eagles, the facility also takes care of other types of rare birds and reptiles, some of which are endemic to the country.

• Contact: +63 82 324 1860