We offer  weekend getaway and tour packages with hotel accommodation in a beach resort that is best for couple, family, company summer outing and team building venue. Your Deal is Here also brings you the best discount vouchers to let you indulge in a  luxurious travel, lifestyle and wellness requirements that were all  made affordable for you. Your Deal is Here is also  an official affiliate website of Eagle Point Resort, a Batangas hotel and beach resort in Anilao that was developed with adventure and comfort in mind for everyone. You can find here the best, affordable and romantic overnight or day tour weekend getaway destination packages in Batangas Philippines. This Batangas beach resort is also the Leading Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Leisure & Family Resort and Hotel in Batangas, Philippines. A year round destination for underwater photography, scuba divers, open water sports enthusiasts, adventurers, nature lovers and for those who would just like to unwind from the hustle and bustle of the city life.

Eagle Point Resort and Hotel, is strategically situated in Anilao Batangas for scuba diving and snorkeling, in the middle of a network of 30 Anilao dive spots, bursting with underwater life and blessed with clear visibility. Scuba Diving in the Philippines is possible throughout the year particularly in Anilao Batangas. Just two hours driving distance from Manila airport, you will find an amazing kaleidoscope of creatures in pristine water of Anilao diving sites.

Eagle Point Resort Sepoc Beach Center is the famous company outing destination and team building venue. The Beach Center is known to be a Batangas beach in Anilao that is also a sanctuary of endangered species like sea turtles, where in several times in a year, laying and hatching eggs take place.

The Anilao beach resort in Batangas area is part of the Verde Island Passage, one of the most diverse marine ecosystems in the world. Our protected reef in front of Eagle Point Resort was founded by a U.K. marine biologist team several years ago to have 287 species of corals, compared to only 50 species in the Caribbean, and 250 species in the world famous Tubbataha Reefs in the Sulu Seas, in the south of the Philippines.