A Magical Site Trip to Lobo Beach Club & Spa

The town of Lobo is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the province of Batangas because of its beautiful beaches. The coastlines enveloping the five barangays of Fabrica, Masaguitsit, Olo-Olo, Malabrigo, Soloc and Sawang could be a refuge for travelers wanting to temporarily escape the bustles of everyday life, not to mention the suffocating heat and pollution, in the city.

After the backbreaking reunion climb to Mount Banoi on the afternoon of 18 December 2011, the crew headed for a side trip to collect ourselves. Among the multitude of beach resorts we had seen along the coastline of Barangay Fabrica, we chose Lobo Beach Club & Spa for it’s affordability, neatness, and simplicity. On the flip side, we were just not that lucky to experience what’s in store for the “spa thing” because of one reason: it was not peak/summer season yet when we got there. I explored what’s in this resort instead. I quivered with joy when I saw a mangrove swamp at the back of the suite. My wandering feet’s lust for wonders of nature never fails to help me discover amazing things in a particular place.

I had always been vocal on how I love to look at the the mighty sun especially when it sets so this post wouldn’t be complete without my most favorite photo (from the place).

Seeing the limitless horizon as darkness approaches is just tremendously soothing to my soul — MAGIC at its best!

For those who might wonder if there  are other activities offered in the resort, don’t fret because Lobo Beach Club & Spa has playing grounds for beach volleyball, badminton, table tennis, and frisbee. But the catch is, it’s for free if you avail the exclusive accommodation.

For more information (how to get to the place, contact numbers of who to call for reservation among other stuff, etc.) about Lobo, please click these sites: tours.wowbatangas.com and www.batangas-philippines.com.

About Sony Fugaban

My name is Sonyboy Fugaban – a proud Filipino, an accidental stenographer, a student, an adventurer/backpacker, a health buff, an educator, a parent, a blabbermouth, and a struggling servant of Mother Nature. I appreciate and respect the Aura up in the sky, bodies of water, mountains, stars, and all the organisms from kingdom animalia and plantae.
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32 Responses to A Magical Site Trip to Lobo Beach Club & Spa

  1. cocomino says:

    The limitless horizon is just breathtaking and it’s great that you can enjoy freely since there a few people.

    • Sony Fugaban says:

      I agree. I also have a thing with crowded places. I mean, it’s way nicer and peaceful if there are only a few, if not none at all, people around because it’s there that we can savor the moment without distractions. Great insight, friend!

  2. Nandini says:

    Beautiful photos, Sony. Last one is breathtaking! Very cool :)

  3. Bonnie says:

    Those are some really gorgeous shots, Sony! I hope to one day visit the Philippines.

  4. Maggie L R says:

    What a terrific series of photos. I love the mangrove swamp. What a wonderful place to wander.

  5. malapit lang ba ito sa Malabrigo?? hmm

  6. Arindam says:

    Beautiful collection of photographs Sony. You are a true nature lover, each photograph of yours shows that. Keep up the great work. Best wishes to you. :)

  7. jakesprinter says:

    Great entry my friend Beautiful place proudly Pinoy :)

  8. nelson RN says:

    Stunning photographs! Thanks for sharing!
    I especially liked the last one!

  9. Nature at its best.So peaceful, so blessed, so breathtaking. The landscape alone already gives off a sense of calmness and healing. Beautiful post that warms the heart. Wishing you and your family a Happy Valentine’s day.

    • Sony Fugaban says:

      Bro, I hope you get see this comment asap because I’ve been trying to reach you and wordswithpurpose since last week. I’d like you let you know that I am having technical difficulties regarding sending comments to both of your blogs. I kept on submitting comments since last week, like I said, but I had not seen any of those that I’ve submitted appearing on your respective posts. I suggest that you check your spam. That’s the best remedy I could think of for now. If ever my hunch is correct, please inform me. This is the first time this kind of problem happened to me, so please respond for it will help me address the problem. I was thinking of reporting the matter now to WordPress …

      Thanks for the compliment, Bro! By the way. I just really need to let you know about that so I hope you don’t mind if I made that as a priority.

      HAPPY VALENTINES DAY TOO! It’s the 14th in the Philippines now.

  10. Your adventures gives me a vision of a world that has so much beauty, fun and wonder. I get to see natures simple and unforgettable magic.Thanks for sharing your stories and thanks for the recent comment. I appreciate that a lot. God bless Bro and your loving family.

    • Sony Fugaban says:

      The pleasure is all mine, bro. Thank you too for sharing your stories! I have learned invaluable life lessons especially from parenting like making me see married life’s beauty clearer because of you!

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