Hijo Estates, Madaum, Tagum City, Davao del Norte
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Acquired by Jose “Boy” Tuason, the patriarch of the Tuason family, in April 1986, Hijo Resorts Davao is a sprawling 760-hectare property with a thriving banana and coconut plantation and a fully operational industrial zone. Rich in history, it was th...
Acquired by Jose “Boy” Tuason, the patriarch of the Tuason family, in April 1986, Hijo Resorts Davao is a sprawling 760-hectare property with a thriving banana and coconut plantation and a fully operational industrial zone. Rich in history, it was the first banana plantation that made a shipment of Cavendish bananas to Japan in 1969. In 2012, Hijo Resorts Davao established itself as the first and only eco-agri tourism destination of the country, using the property’s natural landscape as a way to increase awareness and promote sustainable tourism and nature conservation.
Hijo Resorts Davao is a unique travel destination in Tagum City, Davao del Norte. Abundant in natural resources, the estate combines eco and agri tourism with a variety of activities within its 177-hectare banana plantation, 92-hectare coconut plantation, 60-hectare forest, and 4.5-kilometer river.
Overlooking Davao Gulf, Hijo Resorts Davao offers you a choice between The Plantation House and Banana Beach Casitas as your home away from home. Guided tours of the plantation, forest, and river are available, including numerous water sports activities, such as kayaking, jet-skiing, snorkeling, and paddle boarding.
Hijo Resorts Davao is also home to The Spot, an internationally certified Halal restaurant situated along Madaum River. Committed to sustainable tourism by promoting the farm-to-table practice, The Spot, along with the resort’s restaurant and bar offer their diners both international and local cuisine.
One of the oldest banana and coconut plantations in the country, Hijo Resorts Davao offers everything a modern and environmentally conscious traveler could want. Home to a sprawling beach, vast river, lush forest, and plantation, the twenty-three bedroom estate is the ideal getaway for those who love nature and seek to preserve it in the most enjoyable way.
As the first and only eco-agri tourism destination of the Philippines, we are committed to promoting conservation, sustainability, and harmony by providing our guests with a travel experience like no other.
Redefine your idea of travel and visit Hijo Resorts Davao today!
Brgy. Camudmud, Babak, Island Garden City of Samal, Davao del Norte, Samal City, Davao del Norte
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Giving you a glimpse of the safe houses during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, Japanese Cave House is located in Brgy. Camudmud in the Island Garden City of Samal in Davao. It is about 10km away from the Francisco Bangoy International Air...
Giving you a glimpse of the safe houses during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, Japanese Cave House is located in Brgy. Camudmud in the Island Garden City of Samal in Davao. It is about 10km away from the Francisco Bangoy International Airport, and is accessible via taxi cabs. This unique accommodation is also accessible by motorcycles from the Babak Port, which is about 2km away.
The Japanese Cave House has practical facilities, amenities, and services that will make your stay comfortable and convenient. It features a garden, and a cooking facility where guests are allowed to prepare their own meals during their stay at the cave house. Rooms at the Japanese Cave House are non-smoking, and the attached toiled and bathroom in each room has a shower, plus a toilet bidet.
The Japanese Cave House is an attraction on is own, as various World War 2 artefacts can be seen such as letters, disks, and handwritten markers left by soldiers who inhabited the area at that time. Stalactites, stalagmites, and prehistoric fossils can also be found on site. The Island of Samal is blessed with crystal clear waters, serene surroundings, and wildlife treasures. Guests will have a relaxing time lazing at the Peal Farm Beach Resort, or take a dip at the Hagimit Falls. Explore the Balete and Mangongawong caves and go on a spelunking adventure. Visit the Maxima Resort and walk on top of the canopies of trees, or slide down the tarpaulins and plunge into the open sea.
If you are a history buff who are looking for a time out from the hustle and bustle of life in the Metro, then Japanese Cave House offers the perfect respite for you.
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Hijo Resorts Davao is a unique travel destination in Tagum City, Davao del Norte. Abundant in natural resources, the estate combines eco and agri tourism with a variety of activities within its 177-hectare banana plantation, 92-hectare coconut plantation, 60-hectare forest, and 4.5-kilometer river.
Overlooking Davao Gulf, Hijo Resorts Davao offers you a choice between The Plantation House and Banana Beach Casitas as your home away from home. Guided tours of the plantation, forest, and river are available, including numerous water sports activities, such as kayaking, jet-skiing, snorkeling, and paddle boarding.
Hijo Resorts Davao is also home to The Spot, an internationally certified Halal restaurant situated along Madaum River. Committed to sustainable tourism by promoting the farm-to-table practice, The Spot, along with the resort’s restaurant and bar offer their diners both international and local cuisine.
One of the oldest banana and coconut plantations in the country, Hijo Resorts Davao offers everything a modern and environmentally conscious traveler could want. Home to a sprawling beach, vast river, lush forest, and plantation, the twenty-three bedroom estate is the ideal getaway for those who love nature and seek to preserve it in the most enjoyable way.
As the first and only eco-agri tourism destination of the Philippines, we are committed to promoting conservation, sustainability, and harmony by providing our guests with a travel experience like no other.
Redefine your idea of travel and visit Hijo Resorts Davao today!
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