The beautiful dream-like island
Mindoro

Covering an area of approximately
10 000 square meters,
Mindoro is the seventh largest island
in the Philippines and sits
in the west of the Philippine island kingdom.

Inland Mindoro is mainly a mountainous
and hilly region over which thick,
and often impenetrable, jungle has grown,
making the region partially inaccessible.
The mountains in this region reach
as high as almost 2 600 metres above sea level.

Mangyan tribes in their most primitive form
still live in inland Mindoro today.



This mountainous region is also
the only place in the world
where you may see the Tamaraw,
a type of water buffalo

The coastal areas, however,
are the stuff that
dreams are made of.



In particular on the western coast
of Mindoro,
flanked by the South China Sea,
you will find sandy beaches,
and beaches with palm trees,
that stretch for kilometres.



oughly in the middle of the
western coast is the town Sablayan, . . .



. . . which has a vast market
and a fishing port.

We offer a select range of
excursions in terms
of inland trips on Mindoro.

The Archipelago the Philippines

. . . and the route from Manila to Gustav's Place at Sablayan
on the island of Mindoro (distance 200 km).

This 200 km long distance as the crow flies
from Manila to cope Sablayan
either by airplane via San Jose
and approximately 80 road kilometers Sablayan.

Or from PUERTO GALERA nach ABRA DE ILOG
by Boat MS CARRIBEAN

Some 2.5 kilometres offshore,
in the South China Sea,
in front of 'Gustav's Place'
are the Pandan islands.
On one of them there is
a diving school.