Friday, July 2, 2010

AQUAMARINE PARK IN MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL..

Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park


Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park[1] is a tropical resort and a prominent habitat for various marine mammals in Mindanao, Philippines. Located in the boundaries of municipalities of Tudela, Misamis Occidental and Sinacaban. Currently, it features a wildlife park that houses a wide array of animals, most are native to the Philippines. It also features hotel accommodations of hut-style suite cottages that line the mangroves. Two restaurants are located within the park itself, one on mainland and another on Dolphin Island.

The main attraction is the offshore man-made island dubbed Dolphin Island, for its dolphin pens that house numerous types of Dolphin species[






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The Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park or MOAP is the Misamis Occidental bet for eco-tourism. This Aquamarine Park is a Rescue Center for Dolphins and other marine animals, if you happen to visit Misamis Occidental be sure to visit the Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park or MOAP. As of now MOAP or Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park has an established clinic equipped with medicines for the treatment and care of dolphins and other marine animals.

The Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park or MOAP has a sanctuary of dolphins that is open for public viewing. They have species from bottlenose and pantropical spotted dolphins, and a single false killer whale available at the said sanctuary. The said dolphins were have been rescued by fishermen according to MOAP’s caretakers.

MAOP in Mindanao: The Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park

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A project, which I pursue for years with large interest, is the aquamarines park close to the town Sinacaban in the province Misamis Occidental in Mindanao, the main island in the south of the Philippines. The most important issue is to maintain the still existing mangrove forests to develop and to open tourist attractions like the”dolphin island” as well as other facilites to to attract the interest of visitors.

Mindanao - Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park entranceIn the entrance area there are various pisciculture basins, which are used among other things for the offspring of shellfish and various tasty fish types. The mangroves serve the growing fish and shellfish and give protection,
until they are tall enough, in order to dare the way into the open sea.

The efforts are impressing to provide the visitors with information, on the mechanisms and special measures, in particular concerning the caring about the mangroves. In the whole area of the Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park in Mindanao there are numerous signs attached. These describe the functions, the Mangrove Forest have for a well working cycle with the natural increase of the fish.

At the end of the wooden way you could find an open restaurant where you could order excellent delicacies, mainly fresh seafood menues at a fair price. From that point there are going boats to the dolphin island which is also a good diving pleace to discover the underwater world. Out in the sea, there are four basins which are open for swimmers and snorklers:

Dolphins are the biggest attraction in the Mindanao MOAP

Some guides are always ready to introduce the visitors to the sights, which are giant clams, giant sea turtles, dolphins, many different types of corals and fish. You could do fish feeding which can be really breath-taking, if there are hundreds of fish close to you. For sure, the biggist attraction are the dolphins. Those are genuinely from that area and some of them were injured by boats or webs of fishermen.

The MOAP is a good place for the dolphins to recover again and even stay. It is said, that is planned to build up a hotel and even a casino around the Aquamarin Park. Hopefully, the animals and the nature are not going to suffer from that impact.

Aquamarine Park (MOAP) Hotel and Suite Cottages

The Hotel is located inside the Aquamarine Park - complete with a wildlife sanctuary, fishponds, hatchery, restaurant, function halls for conventions, a 500-seater grandstand located 3 clicks off the wharf of the Park. The grandstand is located within the Dolphin Island. It has a very big and wide pen, just like a big swimming pool in the middle of the ocean.

How to get to Aquamarine Park (MOAP) Hotel and Suite Cottages

To reach Misamis Occidental, there is a daily flight from Manila to Dipolog City and back. Oroquieta, the capital city is only one hour and a half drive from Dipolog.

There is also a full service port in Ozamiz City which offers sea trips from Manila-Ozamiz, Manila-Cebu and back. Fast Crafts and Ferry boats are also available in the ports of Plaridel, and Pulawan, Dapitan City.

Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park

Amenities and Facilities

1. Wildlife Sanctuary and Mini-Zoo
2. Small Ostrich Farm

Fish ponds plus boating facilities
Boating (P20/hour)

Function Halls
Function Hall 1 - P500 for 8 hours (50 pax max cap)
Ramiro’s Hall – P1000 for 8 hours (120 pax max cap)
with Sound System


Restaurant - 150 seats max cap
Have a late afternoon Sunset-inspired dinner of seafood and other native delis


Hotels and Cottages
Dormitory Type Accommodation – 50 pax max capacity P250/pax
Superior Room
Suite Rooms



Dolphin Island

Restaurant
Dolphin Cove
Wide Fish pen in the middle of the Ocean
Sandbar Cottages
Snorkeling – P100/hour with flippers
Kayaking – P100/hour for 2 persons


Glass-bottomed Boats (P30/pax)
MOAP Boat 1 – Max. Cap. 10 pax
MOAP Boat 2 – Max. Cap. 20 pax

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I suggest you get in touch with the tourism office of the province or seek assistance from Ozamis City tourism office. It is likely they know someone to get in touch with at MOAP.

VISIT ON AQUAMARINE PARK U CAN SEE ANYTHING THERE IT'S A NICE PLACE.


visit Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park. see the ostrich farm, wildlife sanctuary or visit Dolphin Island.

For more info, visit http://www.misocc.gov.ph

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