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Your visit to the Philippines will never be complete without experiencing the beauty and wonders of Subic Bay.
Subic Bay is located southwest of the Luzon Island in the Philippines. It is about 110 km from Manila, the capital city of the Philippines. It has a unique setting surrounded by sea, mountains, forest and beaches. Onceit was the Biggest U.S. Naval facility in the Far East and transformed into a first class commercial and industrial hub and became a Freeport Zone while still preserving and protecting the rich nature. There are a lot of multinational companies, such as Japanese, Taiwanese and Korean in Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ). SBFZ is also known as Tourist Spots by Asian People because they have many facilities for visitors such as Beaches, Hotels, Amusement Parks and International Airport. Therefore around 7 millions tourists visit SBFZ every year.
Subic is going to get closer to you! Now Subic-Clark Expressway is under construction. After finish the construction, it will only take you 20 minutes to get to Subic coming from Clark. Clark, former American Air force basement and developed as Special Economic Zone after returned to the Philippines on 1993. Also, Clark has an International Airport, which already has direct flights from Malaysia, Korea, Macao and Singapore. They have a plan to start direct flight from Japan. The whole area, around 67,000 ha, is fenced, guarded and secured. Well trained security officers are always on standby 24 hours a day, seven times a week to ensure and maintain the peace and order at 7 gates. Rules and Regulations are strictly observed and well implemented. Subic also has a fully-equipped 911 emergency response system comprising of medical, fire and police services. Just dial 911 in case of emergencies, they will respond in 3 to 5 minutes. There are power and water stations inside the Freeport. No power interruptions. In regards to water, the supply is sufficient. It's clean and safe to drink. For seniors, Subic is also the perfect place for them to retire. Climate is exceptional. There's a wide range of accommodations for them to choose from housing to condominiums. Each has its own features to suit their needs. Poco A Poco Condo-Hotel is one of them. In Subic, there's anything you want....
You can enjoy Dolphin and Sea lion's show in Ocean Adventure. If you want to take photos with Tigers, I recommend you to go to Zubic Safari. When you like to trek deep into the forest, you can go to Triboa Bay Mangrove Park to meet mudskippers and Mangrove trees or join the jungle tour in Jungle Environment Survival Training Camp (JEST camp). Of course, you can enjoy marine sports like Swimming, Diving, Jet skiing, Parasailing and Wind surfing. SBFZ also provides you Golf, Tennis, Fishing, Horseback riding and MORE!!
You can check more detail at Activities in SBFZ. SBFZ area is separated to Central Business Area, Industrial Area, Residential Area and Forest Area. Poco a Poco Condo-Hotel is located in Central Business Area where the most convenient. Other condominiums are located at Residential Area which is near mountains. Therefore when you live in the Residential Area, a car is absolutely essential. On the other hand, Central Business Area has Beaches, Duty free shops, different kinds of Sports facilities, Movie Theater, and also you can access to Olongapo city by feet.
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Craving for good food and different kinds of cuisine? In Subic, there's a wide selection of restaurants and food places to satisfy your suit and budget. Some restaurants specialized in different cuisine like Filipino, Japanese, Chinese, Italian and American. If you like to enjoy sea side view and music, Subic can provide you both at the same time!
Today, Subic is also known in Asia for being a tourism destination. Its beauty and wonders lie in the magnificent combination of its pristine blue bay waters gifted with rich marine life, an intact ecosystem, a wide range of accommodations from furnished housings and modest hotel rooms to luxurious condominiums and friendly people. These are only some of the many things why visitors fall in love with Subic.
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