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Poised between the pristine reefs of North West Point Marine National Park and swathes of tropical forest, Amanyara is a gateway to extraordinary expeditions on land or by sea. From horseback rides on the sand and kiteboarding along the coastline to nature hikes and scuba safaris, these island shores offer all flavours of adventure.

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Malipano Clubhouse

Nestled in the Samal view of Isla Malipano is the new Malipano Clubhouse, featuring The Pavilion, an octagonal function hall, lounge and restaurant. Traditional elements like thatched anahaw and bamboo rafters – reminiscent of the iconic bahay kubo architecture – Mactan stone accent walls, and okirornamented panels, reflect local heritage. Stone and wood tile flooring, lambat pendant lamps, and capiz shell diffusers add warmth, while wooden and rattan furniture pieces complete the Filipino ambiance.

On the side, there’s an outdoor dining area and swimming pool surrounded by pocket gardens. The trellis bar counter, with an intricate bamboo ceiling topped with beautiful capiz panels and quartz and coral stone finish, adds elegance to the clubhouse.

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SAMAL SUITE

The Samal Suite, inspired by the stilted houses of the Samal people, features spacious layouts adorned with bamboo patterns, including high-pitched bamboo shingle roofs and double-walled façades for a cool interior ambiance. Inside, you can enjoy a cozy living area on the ground floor, featuring indigenous patterns. Upstairs, the bedroom provides a tranquil retreat with native beddings and wood flooring, all while offering breathtaking views of the Davao Gulf through wide windows.

The Samal Suite ensures plenty of space for relaxation. On the ground floor, you can immerse yourself in the Bagobo heritage, while the second floor introduces cultural elements such as the Traditional Ompak’n Bagobo. Sustainability is incorporated with a bamboo dressing table, complemented by intricate okir engravings and clamshell lighting accents for a coastal ambiance.

SAMAL HOUSE

Inspired by the stilt shelters of the Samal tribes, the Samal House offers a rustic retreat. Inside, natural light filters through sliding doors, illuminating the space framed by a banig design. A classic rattan chair adds a touch of traditional Filipino craftsmanship.

Enhancing the room’s warmth is a T’nalak hanging lamp, casting a soft glow for relaxation. Intricate okir engravings on the closet showcase the Maranao tribe’s culture, while a palm leaf ottoman invites you to relax. Stepping onto the veranda, a bamboo sofa invites you to unwind and enjoy the serene.

MANDAYA CLASSIC

Rooted in heritage. Wrapped in comfort.

A cozy retreat adorned with native textures, hardwood floors, and vibrant Mindanaoan elements, Mandaya Classic offers a warm and authentic island atmosphere. It features a king—size bed and is ideal for couples or solo travelers who appreciate timeless charm and cultural elegance.

MANDAYA PREMIERE

Spacious. Soulful. Uniquely Mindanaoan.

Our newly renovated Mandaya Premiere features a generous layout with two double-size beds, handcrafted woven accents, and refined Mindanaoan details. It is a seamless blend of traditional artistry and modern island comfort, perfect for couples and families seeking a richer island experience.

MANDAYA HOUSE

A homey retreat, the Mandaya Rooms offer an intricate native exterior and sophisticated interior design. This house features a veranda and a pocket garden inspired by the Mandaya Tribe of Davao Oriental. Constructed primarily with bamboo walls, the Mandaya House boasts a warm and inviting ambiance. A rattan ceiling pendant hangs gracefully on the veranda, casting a gentle glow that enhances the overall atmosphere.

The Mandaya House’s room showcases a fusion of cultural richness and intricate detailing. Vibrant patterns adorn the bed with an ikat bed runner, while a T’nalak hanging lamp creates unique shadows. Engraved curtain cornices elegantly frame the glass doors, adding to the charm of the interior space.

HILLTOP

The hilltop “balay” rooms offer scenic views of the garden and sea. These rooms, meaning “house ” locally, were once the residence of Aguinaldo during his island stay.

Inside, guests are greeted with Ikat wallpaper, known for its intricate patterns created through resist dyeing. Traditional handwoven cotton bed runners, inspired by Lake Lanao patterns, decorate the beds, while curtain cornices feature the symbolic Okir motif, showcasing Maranao craftsmanship.

The Balay building entrance features a stunning abaca ceiling pendant and a mangroveinspired glass table crafted from metal and abaca. Its root-like legs support a transparent glass tabletop, resembling the organic flow of mangrove roots. These elements merge natural inspiration with modern style, creating a serene atmosphere for all who enter.