A Private Paradise For Members Only
Claimed to be the finest island exclusive for members only club name Balesin
Island sounds foreign to my ears and unheard of. For starters, I am not in the
circle of rich and famous, that's why. This is the first time I've heard such island
in the Philippines. Of course, there are 7,000 or more islands that put
together entire Philippines and some are famous while some rest in peace,
undiscovered until someone develops the island. I learned from my high school that
this beautiful country, the Philippines, is composed of 7,100 islands, and please
correct me if I'm wrong.
It shouldn't be surprised to hear such name for the first
time. However, upon learning about this island, it kind of made me curious why
it is unpopular to the locals with the growing tourism in the Philippines. My friend who was invited described the
island as a world class beach destination. On the last Sunday of December, year 2013, he had the privilege to be
invited by a friend to represent him for a commitment for some people who live in
Balesin Island. According to him, it’s a world class beach resort destination
available exclusively to members only and is located at the western coast of
Luzon, probably about 21 kilometers from Polilio, Quezon. One needs to be
airlifted in order to reach this paradise by invitation only.
At the private hangar of Alphaland at the Manila Airport, his
friend Victor introduced the pilot who would eventually fly Ed, my friend, to
Balesin Island. From NAIA, the smooth flight took about thirty minutes in a
nine-seater Cessna Grand Caravan plane at a rather cloudy morning. Ed was elated,
feeling very special for he was the only passenger at that time. The pilot and his assistant transports vacationing
members regularly by invitation only to this probably the finest beach
destination, inhabiting a 500 acre island, covered in luxuriant tropical rainforest,
a private paradise for members only.
The island has seven beach resort villages modeled from top
global beach holiday destination namely: Balesin of the tropical Philippines;
Bali of Indonesia; Phuket of Thailand, Costa del Sol of Spain; St. Tropez of
France, Toscana of Italy and Mykonos of Greece. Each village features a
restaurant that carries famous food from appetizers to desserts in their menus
identified to the seven aforementioned countries. The architecture of each village
is fashioned authentically according to its different cultures and the food
features authenticity as well, epitome of most luxurious beach resorts around
the world. The island also has a 1.5 kilometer-long concrete runway that can
accommodate regional aircrafts and private jets.
Going to this island is just having a trip to seven
different holiday destinations of which four are European. Indeed a paradise to
experience but reserved only for a few who are exclusive members of the club.
Balesin is so beautiful but for invitation only, a few belong;
the majority of us wish to be.
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