List of Inland Resorts in Davao City

List of Selected Inland Resorts in Davao City

We would like to present in this page a list of selected "Inland Resorts in Davao City." Davao's Inland Resorts can be considered as one of the best in the Philippines today, attracting tourism being the sole agenda in resorts business through out the world.

Our presentation is simple link and contact details for each resort that we have listed here, other information that you'll need can be obtained by merely pressing the link herein provided. Available Facebook page is given in case no website is seen after the googling process.

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The following is listed in random order.

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Name of Resort	Some Information
Eden Nature Park and Resort (Website: http://edennaturepark.com.ph ) Address: Bo. Eden, Toril, Davao, Philippines 8025	Eden Nature Park & Resort Sales and Reservations Office Matina Town Square McArthur Highway, Matina Davao City, Philippines Tel. Nos: +63 82 299-1020, +63 82 296-0791 Fax: +63 82 299-0313 Mobile No.: +639189307590 E-Mail: info@edennaturepark.com.ph
D’ Leonor Inland Resort and Adventure Park (Website: Facebook/DLeonorInlandResortAdventurePark) Address: Purok 5, Barangay Communal, Cabantian, Davao City	A 26-hectare inland and adventure park and resort. Contact No. (082) 302-6158
Loleng's Mountain Spring Resort (Website: http://lolengs.com)	Telephone Number: 301-0001 (Maia's Cafe) For reservations call Davao Tower Inn: (6382) 221-1099 Fax Number: (6382) 221-8034
Ermelyn’s Inland Resort (formerly, the Villa Carmelita Inland Resort and Hotel) (Website: Facebook/ErmelynsInLandResortformerlyVillaCarmelita‎) Address: Km. 14 MacArthur Highway, Toril, Davao City, 8000	Phone/Contact Number 295-2688 286-1726 Fax Number
Malagos Garden Resort (Website: http://malagos.com‎) Address: Km. 14 MacArthur Highway, Toril, Davao City, 8000	DAVAO Sales Office Bolcan Street, Agdao, Davao City Telephone (6382) 2211545 | Fax (6382) 2240173 Mobile (0917) MALAGOS or (0917) 6252467 / (0922) 8791240 / (0999) 8848659
Forest Hill Resort (Website: Forest Hill Resort) Contact: La Vista Monte Village, Balusong, Matina Davao City 8000 Philippines	Address: Km. 14 MacArthur Highway, Toril, Davao City, 8000 (082) 299 3157; foresthillresort_sldc@yahoo.com
Villa de Mercedes (Website: Villa de Mercedes) Sales Office G/F Pryce Tower, Pryce Business Park, J.P. Laurel Avenue Davao City 8000	TeleFax +63 (082) 226 8695 Email info@villademercedes.com.ph

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About Davao City, Philippines

On the Word "Davao"

According to en.Wikipedia.org (accessed 4/6/2014), the word "Davao" came the word "Dawaw", "Davah", "Dabo" which means the mouth of the river (Davao River) where there was a settlement of people from different parts of the country. It is also referred to the river itself by the another sub-group of the native people of this place. These sub-groups of natives are known as the Bagobos, Manobos, Giangan, and the Tagabawa, each one of them calling Davao as either Dawaw, Davah, or Dabo.

On the Population of Davao

From 392,000+ in the 1970 census, Davao City is now having a population of 1.4 million people. You'll notice the ever-increasing population growth from the following figures, which we have gather from www.census.gov.ph (accessed 4/6/2014)

Year - Decennial Census	Total Population
1970	392.5k
1980	610.4k
1990	849.9k
2000	1.147 Million
2010	1.449 Million

From the National Statistical Coordination Board (accessed 4/6/2014) we found the following important facts and figures about Davao City.

Indicator	Number
Population, Actual Survey, NSO
1995, Total	1,006,840
2000, Total	1,147,116
% Male	49.97
% Female	50.03
Children Population (0 – 17 y.o.), 2000	476,130
0-1	54,108
0-2	82,318
3-5	83,514
6-12	184,922
13-17	125,376
Projected Population, 2005	1,318,884
Working Age Population (18 – 64 y.o.), 2000	635,412
% Male	49.87
% Female	50.13
Old Population (65-over), 2000	35,574
% Male	47.20
% Female	52.80
Overall Dependency Ratio, 2000
Young (0 – 14 y.o.)	56.26
Old (65 – over)	5.001
Women of Reproductive Age (14 – 49 y.o.), 2000	648,033
Average Annual Growth Rate, 1995 – 2000	2.83
Average Life Expectancy, (Projected 2000 – 2005)
Male	68.21
Female	72.46
No. of Households, 2000	240,057
Average Household Size	4.78
Density, persons per sq. km., 2000	470
% of Population to Davao Region, 2000	22.11
% of Population to Mindanao Figure, 2000	6.33
% of Population to Philippine Total, 2000	1.50
SOURCE: NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE, REGION XI
OFFICE OF THE CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR

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Best Places in Davao City

Davao City is one of the most peaceful cities in the Island of Mindanao, Philippines. It is located by the sea (the Davao Gulf) at one side, and by the Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the country (around 10,000 feet above sea level), at the other. It terms of land area, it covers around 244,000 hectares. Over 1.4 million people live in Davao based on 2010 census.

Compared with Cebu City or Metro Manila, Davao is less congested--highly livable.

Here are the places you must visit while in Davao:

Eden Nature Park and Resort

Think about a beautiful park inside a forest, that's Eden Park of Davao. It is so popular because of its virgin-forest ambiance.

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Seagull Mountain Resort

Like Eden Park, Seagull Resort is also located at a mountain, although it's farther away, around 75 kilometers away from the City at 4200 feet above sea level. Think of its cascading swimming pools; its foggy sorroundings and its breezing pine trees--that's Seagull.

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Pearl Farm Beach Resort

It is located at Samal Island, around 45-minute motorboat-ride from Davao City. The best description we can give to this place is that richer people visit this place often. It's simply breathtaking.

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 Paradise Island Beach Resort

Says its official Website: "Millions of satisfied customers already served since it began its operations in the 80’s...," that's Paradise Island Beach Resort; although it is not superior than other tourist resorts, it is simply the most popular in the area.

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 Crocodile Park

This Park is all about the "affection for the healthy future of. . .animals."

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