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Group Daytour Package GROUP DAYTOUR PACKAGE I wish to thank you for giving us a chance to quote for your company outing venue requirement. We are pleased to present to you the day-tour package of Canyon Cove Residential Beach Resort. Please be reminded that all our facilities are on a first paid, first reserved basis so we suggest that you confirm your booking with us as early as possible to secure the date you want to book. We have made the following arrangements for you on a tentative basis: CANYON COVE BEACH CLUB LOCATION Canyon Cove is located in Nasugbu, Batangas, the largest town in Western Batangas. It takes about 2 hours to get here from the international airport via the South Luzon Expressway. The South China Sea, white-sand shores, and verdant forest landscaping surround Canyon Cove. GROUP DAY-TOUR PACKAGE Rate Per Guest : Binalot Sa Dahon Lunch Package :P1,000.00 + 10% SC Managed Bufet Lunch Package : P1,200.00 + 10% SC Package Inclusions: Entrance Free Use of Beach Free Use of Swimming Pool Free use of Common Shower Areas Day-tour Accommodation (1 Tent per 100 guests) Picnic Tables & Chairs Binalot sa Dahon Lunch or Managed Buffet Lunch PM Snack Free Use of Recreational Facilities (2 hours): Volleyball, Billiards, Snorkeling gears, Board Games Free Advance Party Accommodation : (Min. of 200 guests reservation) One (1) Hotel Room (subject to availability) Sample Food Menu (Daily Menu at Chef’s Discretion) Lunch Snack MANAGED BUFFET MENU 1 MENU 1 Seafoods and Mixed Green Salad with Wasabi Chicken Arroz Caldo & Creamy Dressing & Vinaigrette one round of Coffee or Iced Tea Chicken Picatta with Mushroom Sauce Breaded Fish Fillet with Aioli Sauce Pasta Al Fredo MENU 2 Steamed Rice Manila Office: Unit 706, City&Land Megaplaza, ADB Avenue, Ortigas Business Center, Pasig City, Philippines Manila: (632)687.6136/39 Fax (632)687.6140 Website : www.canyoncovebeachresort.com Email : sales@ canyoncovebeachresort.com Fresh Fruits Halo-Halo One round of Iced Tea or Coffee one round of Coffee or Iced Tea MENU 2 MENU 3 Fried Spring Rolls Ensaladang Talong,Pipino Labanos,Pulang Itlog at Finger Sandwiches Kamatis one round of Coffee or Iced Tea Tiyan ng Bangus at Buro Lechon Manok Pancit Bihon MENU 4 Minatamis na Saging One round of Iced Tea or Coffee Chicken Empanada one round of Coffee or Iced Tea SAMPLE BINALOT MENU MENU 5 Chicken Adobo Pancit Canton Fresh Lumpia Ubod Steamed Rice one round of Coffee or Iced Tea Fresh Fruit One round of Iced Tea MENU 6 Pancit Canton one round of Coffee or Iced Tea Exta Room Requirement: P5800.00/room + 10% Service Charge (good for 3 adults) With free breakfast for 3 guests RESORT FEATURES AND FACILITIES Our beach resort in Batangas offers more than just a haven for relaxation. It also engages your senses with a selection of activities you can do and services you can indulge in. Adult Swimming Pool with adjoining kiddie Water Sports Activities pool Club Lounge exclusive for Club floor guest o Kayak rooms o Snorkeling Coffee Shop and Restaurant o Pedal Boat Lobby Bar (BLU BAR) o Skim Board Food grille with Al Fresco dining o Jet Ski Pool Refreshment Bar o Banana Boat Kids Playground o Speed Boat Beach Volley Court o Donut Boat 2-Tier Beach area o Island Hopping o Game room with billiard tables, air hockey Sunset Cruise o and videoke set up Scuba Diving (lessons available) Massage and Spa services at the pool-side Cabana Business Center with Internet Access Boutique and Gift Shop Manila Office: Unit 706, City&Land Megaplaza, ADB Avenue, Ortigas Business Center, Pasig City, Philippines Manila: (632)687.6136/39 Fax (632)687.6140 Website : www.canyoncovebeachresort.com Email : sales@ canyoncovebeachresort.com BANQUET AND CONFERENCE FACILITIES Our resort can customize packages for weddings, conference, team building, seminar, family outing, etc. Main Ballroom: Oceanic 1 and 2 Board rooms/breakout rooms: Tides, Sand, Reef, Coral, Wave, Shell Ballroom Break out rooms Size Maximum set up 350 pax at classroom set up Oceanic 1 & 2 555.8 sqm 800 pax Theater style 500 pax banquet style Tides 109.7 sqm 70 pax at classroom set up Sand 66.0 sqm 50 pax at classroom set up Reef 78.5 sqm 30 pax at classroom set up Coral 61.0 sqm 70 pax at classroom set up Wave 52.8 sqm 50 pax at classroom set up Shell 57.3 sqm 30 pax at classroom set up GUEST ROOMS Our plush yet inexpensive Batangas accommodations at Canyon Cove consist of Superior Rooms, Deluxe Rooms, and Suites, each designed with your comfort in mind. 217 guest rooms each with a private balcony facing the sea. SUPERIOR UNIT . DELUXE UNIT SUITE Accommodates maximum of two Accommodates maximum of two Accommodates maximum of four adults and two children below 7 adults and two children below 7 adults or a family of five years old years old Guest Room Features and Guest Room Features and Guest Room Features and Amenities: Amenities: Amenities: 2 Private Balconies with Private Balcony with ocean, 2 Private Balconies with ocean, pool or garden pool or garden views ocean, pool or garden views Flat-panel Television with views Family room and dinette Cable Family room and dinette 32-inch LCD Television with In-room electronic safe 32-inch LCD Television with Cable in family room Coffee and Tea making Cable in family room Flat-panel Television with facilities Flat-panel Television with Cable in bedroom Mini refreshment bar Cable in bedroom In-room electronic safe Well-appointed bathrooms In-room electronic safe Mini refreshment bar Daily Housekeeping Service Mini refreshment bar Coffee and Tea making With Bay window bed Coffee and Tea making facilities Evening turn down service facilities Bath robes and slippers Bath robes and slippers Well-appointed bathrooms Well-appointed bathrooms Powder room with separate shower and Bay Window Bed in family bathtub room and bedroom Powder room Daily Housekeeping Service Daily Housekeeping Service Evening turn down service Evening turn down service Manila Office: Unit 706, City&Land Megaplaza, ADB Avenue, Ortigas Business Center, Pasig City, Philippines Manila: (632)687.6136/39 Fax (632)687.6140 Website : www.canyoncovebeachresort.com Email : sales@ canyoncovebeachresort.com If there is anything more I can do for you, please do not hesitate to call the undersigned thru 09228889434 or 09175956657 or 6876139. You may also check the pictures of our venue at www.canyoncove.remspec.net We look forward to making your event a success. Sincerely Yours, Sales and Marketing Team Remspec, Inc. Manila Booking Office for Canyon Cove Manila Office: Unit 706, City&Land Megaplaza, ADB Avenue, Ortigas Business Center, Pasig City, Philippines Manila: (632)687.6136/39 Fax (632)687.6140 Website : www.canyoncovebeachresort.com Email : sales@ canyoncovebeachresort.com Manila Office: Unit 706, City&Land Megaplaza, ADB Avenue, Ortigas Business Center, Pasig City, Philippines Manila: (632)687.6136/39 Fax (632)687.6140 Website : www.canyoncovebeachresort.com Email : sales@ canyoncovebeachresort.com .
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