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SEARCH HOME NEWS & FEATURES OPINION LIFESTYLE SPECIAL SECTIONS READER SERVICES | July 19, 2008

Lanikai Resort: Tagum’s heaven by the sea

Published: May 5, 2008   |     |     |   Subscribe: RSS or Email    

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From the shores of the resort, you can view the large cargo boats that delver Davao del Norte and Compostella Valley bananas to ports all over the world. (davaotoday.com photo by Jonald Mahinay)

The plantation tour and forest adventure, which costs 200 pesos per head, offers a trip to the Hijo banana plantation processing plant and the Hijo port, owned by Hijo Resources Corporation, the owner of Lanikai resort.

Hijo plantation is selling 1000 boxes of bananas a week to Lapanday Corporation, which is exclusively renting the 120-hectare Hijo port for its use until 2010. At a drop of 13 meters, Hijo is the deepest port in Davao Gulf.


Just across the shore is a small island lush with green. Guests can also expect fishermen and other boatmen traversing the rich waters on their way from work. (davaotoday.com photo by Jonald Mahinay)

The forest adventure includes a tour around the 74-hectare forest adjacent to Lanikai, the home to heron, egrets and other birds. This preserve also has 17 hectares planted with bamboos, home to some 200 heads of wild boar. Sison also proudly narrates that tarsiers can sometimes be seen in the few remaining coconut trees.

For 250 pesos, guests can also avail of the river cruise down the 3.5- kilometer mangrove reserve from Lanikai resort to barangay San Isidro, the second longest in the country. According to the Tagum City information office, the area is home to 13 species of mangroves, with many more species still unidentified.

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2 Responses to “Lanikai Resort: Tagum’s heaven by the sea”
  1. gaynel b. micabalo Says:

    ayosa oi !!!nindot kaau sir!!!hi tech n jud kaau ang HRC….

  2. Ryan Says:

    I think Lanikai Resort is one of the unexplored places of our time. I’ve been there myself many times and the place is just awesome. Apart from its scenic views and its being exclusive, this place serves the most delicious foods I’ve ever tasted. The resort staff are very polite as well making you feel at home and comfortable.

    I don’t know if they still have it now but we used to play billiards and table tennis there before and at night we became videoke kings and queens. Plus there’s a nearby tennis court if you want outdoor games. But as I said, I don’t know if they still have those now. Better give them a call to check.

    I wish to be back there soon…

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