BE Resorts Mactan #Cebu

Location	Punta Engano Road, Mactan Island, Cebu, 6015 Lapu-Lapu, Philippines
About	BE RESORTS MACTAN is a trendy travel destination with modern interiors and stylish architecture of 161 rooms nestled in the expansive beach of Punta Engaño, Mactan Island Cebu.

General Information	BE RESORTS MACTAN Punta Engaño Road, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines T: +6332.236.8888 | F:+6332.236.8088 E: info@beresorts.com W: www.beresorts.com Manila Sales Office Malate, Manila E:sales-manila@beresorts.com T:+632.559.9190
Price Range	$$$$ (50+)
Parking	Street Parking Lot

Email	info@beresorts.com; reservations-mactan@beresorts.com
Phone	322368888
Website	http://www.BEresorts.com http://www.facebook.com/beresorts.mactan?sk=wall

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The Badian Island Resort & Spa is located just off the Southwest coast of Cebu.

 Badian Island Resort and Spa is nestled between a cliff and Badian Bay and is only five- minute ride from southwestern CEBU, where an intuitive "hilot" massage awaits guests. Asia Spa Magazine recognized the Badian Island Resort and Spa as among the world's best. Asia Magazine listed the 10 best spas in the world as Le Taha'a Private Island in French Polynesia; Soneva Fushi Resort in Maldives; Pangkor Laut Resort in Perak Island, Malaysia; The Racha in Thailand; Parrot Cay in Turks and Caicos Islands, Carribean; Evason Hideaway and Six Senses Spa at Ana Mandara in Vietnam; Badian Island Resort and Spa; The Sentosa Resort and Spa at Sentosa Island in Singapore; and the Grand Wailea Resort Hotel and Spa in Hawaii in USA.

by: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002329145026

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Cebu Beaches Promotional Video

Here is a slideshow of some pictures of beaches in and around Cebu, Philippines.

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vissit camotes island cebu

In 1942, the occupation from the Japanese forces taked in Camotes Islands in Cebu.
In 1945, the liberation was taken by the Philippine Commonwealth troops landed in Camotes Islands in Cebu we fronted the battles against the Japanese forces in the Battle of Camotes Islands during World War II.

The word camotes is Mexican for sweet potatoes.

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