FLOATING COTTAGE


Yesterday was my brother-in-law's birthday and we decided to enjoy the day 
at my friend's "Floating Cottage" located at D-1 Cabatuan, Carmen, Agusan del Norte.

 

It was our second time enjoying this "Floating Cottage" but unlike the first time, we personally like this because of the cottage itself the construction of bamboo, and the finesse of it plus they have a grilling section and a more convenient dressing room. A life vest is provided, but your girl didn't use it because I am brave (lol kidding aside).

*TYSON Floating Cottage*

Fees and Rates:
650.00Php for 4 hours good for 10 pax
Additional :
50.00Php for every adult excess person
250.00Php for every kid excess person
150.00Php per exceed the time

Entrance Fee:
15.00Php for Adult
5.00Php for Kids

Parking Fee:
20.00Php for Car
10.00Php for Motorcycle

It was indeed fun and I really love the crystal-clear water!
#ItsMoreFunInThePhilippines

Hoping that next time they would offer a snorkel/diving mask. _kenny 🖤





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