Bahura is a tropical sanctuary tastefully designed in the heart of a 5-hectare beachside coconut plantation. It is an easy half hour ride from the Dumaguete Airport. All is lush, serene and worthwhile here…just as how you want your time to be.
It would be easy to run out of superlatives when describing Bahura Resort & Spa that has already become a recognizable landmark. Bahura’s 5 hectare beachside coconut plantation has already become as much a point of reference in Dumaguete City.
For guests staying at the 8 luxuriously appointed villas or 32 modern-detailed hotel rooms, the experience is unmatched. Bahura Resort & Spa scales new heights of luxury, introducing new levels of comfort and service.
Filipino traditions of extending a warm welcome and offering the best hospitality are mainstays of the service philosophy at Bahura. The service at the property is outstanding and exceeds the expectations of the most discerning guests.
A feast of both the eyes and the palate awaits diners at Bahura. Whether guests are looking for a healthy snack or the best local cuisine, the resort has the perfect answer every time.
The splendid interior of Bahura is reflected in grand style by its superb outdoor facilities. The Resort has the biggest and cleanest swimming pool fronting the Visayan Sea. Here guests can take a dip in the pool, relax in the Jacuzzi or top up their tans on the plush sundeck. Sundowners can also have an early supper, or simply have a bite to eat after a vigorous swim.
A wide array of water-sport activities, ranging from paddling, sailing, jet skiing, snorkeling, and scuba diving, are readily available. And no visit to Dumaguete would be complete without an exciting dive off Apo Island, just a twenty minute boat ride from the Resort. Thick coral growth and multi-colored marine life abound, from macro critters to schooling fishes that can be found right off the beach. Just within one to two hours reach are the cascading, cool waters of Casaroro falls, pristine and picturesque Balanan and Balinsasayaw/Danao Lakes, and last but not least, Bais City, a major dolphin watching area in Central Visayas.
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