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The Legend Villas

The Filipino hospitality is one that could never be outshined by any other brand of service. While the hospitality industry in the Philippines has been on an increasing competition, with hotel names boosting their individuality and unique niches from each other, there is one that remains faithful to the values and core of our being truly Filipino.

As a pure Filipino brand, The Legend Villas creates an identity without the need to flash a fancy facade inspired by a foreign concept. Rather, it has grown to be a well-bloomed hotel based solely on the attributes of the Filipino hospitality- and that is what makes it a leader in the field.


Humbly sitting in the middle of the busy Metro Manila scene, The Legend Villa is literally at the heart of the city, with an easy access to wherever the action will take you. As a prelude, it is interesting to find a home in the middle of a hectic environment, all the more when this home shares familiarity to what is seen and felt in your very own.

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I must say, Caramoan was an unexpected delight. From a 12-hour ride from Manila with an erratic pavement and curves, it was a weary journey down south and all I ever wished for was that Caramoan will be worth the back pain. 


Leaving Manila was an exciting jump start but my energy slowly declined as soon as the sun beamed. I was all famished and tired upon reaching Caramoan but with a hearty breakfast at Al Del Rio Villa, I slowly regained back my energy. A few meters away, we then reached the port where our boat  for the day docked. I didn't realize that was already the start of tables to turn - after all, it is a Survivor destination. 

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I was 11 when I discovered my fascination about writing, but it wasn't until I reached 17, the twilight of my teenage years and the momentum of my discovery that I realized my passion for travel. 

I've come across different places in the country growing up but my turning point was when I boarded my first Boeing 747 flight to Narita, with a travel clearance for minors on my hand. As a kid in a huge airport and in an overwhelming travel process, I felt a bit of fear but so much of an excitement. That's when I first felt what others call as "wanderlust". The incomparable jitters in anticipation of whats coming in next. That was when I knew what I wanted to be good at in life - the art of traveling.