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Paradiso Beach Resort
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Packages and Rates
Entrance Fee P35.00 per head
Room Type or Capacity
Peak Season or
Public Holidays
Lean Seasons or Week Days
Lean Seasons or Week Ends
Standard / 2Pax
P 2, 200.00
TBA
TBA
Family / 4Pax
P 2, 750.00
TBA
TBA
Cottage / 4Pax
P 4, 400.00
TBA
TBA
Cottage Deluxe / 4Pax
P 4, 950.00
TBA
TBA
** Extra Bed: P100.00
** Excess Person: P350.00 Swimming Pool (per head)
Day Swimming
Night Swimming
Adult (over 12 years old)
P 120.00

Children (3-12 years old)
P 80.00

Shades
Table with umbrella
P 250.00
Medium Nipa Hut
P 500.00
Small Nipa Hut
P 400.00
Large Nipa Hut
P 600.00 Function Hall (6 hours use, max of 80 pax)
Inclusive of sound system
P 6, 500.00
Exclusive use of Picnic Ground
Inclusive of all shades (good for 250pax)
P 6, 000.00
** Excluding pool use
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