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mikoykoy Says: Island cove (formerly Covelandia) - resort hotel and leisure park ideal for outings and party with family, friends and colleagues. Three pools with slides, restaurant, mini-zoo, facility for fishing, hotel, gym, floating restaurant.
roel121479 Says: 1) Aguinaldo ShrineThe shrine is the ancestral home of Emilio Aguinaldo, the first president of the Republic of the Philippines. Philippine independence from Spain was proclaimed from a window of the home on June 12, 1898. The Philippine national anthem was also played (its...
Island Cove: Best & Safest in Kawit
woef Says: It's nice, clean and safe, but it's starting to get a little bit older. (or the maintenance is soso) The pools are great but the sea around the Island is not for swimming. (trash from Manila)The rooms are nice (airco!). From budget (share room) to expencive. Nice pool ,...
Island Cove Resort and Leisure Park: For a relaxing weekend getaway
micamaldita Says: It is apparent that the resort has made an attempt at creating an atmosphere of a fun and relaxing place outside the city, but the landscape isn't properly maintained and the gardens could use a little more TLC. If staying in the hotel rooms, make sure to keep the door...
Zhearl Ria Restaurant: Great Deal in Kawit
rmcuesta Says: was already hungry on my way back to Bacoor from Rosario until i saw this restaurant along the highway offering P175 eat all u can. although a lot of food are already consumed by early bird customers, they are still cooking for a new batch of foods. i still eat, to my...
Josephine's Restaurant: Dont miss the Seafoods and also Buco w/ Ice cream
roel121479 Says: A very calming retaurant seating on the man-made lake. The restaurant offers a wide variety of seafood and traditional Filipino Food. Josephine's Restaurant is already there even before I was born. * Mutya Ng Cavite Soup (White Cream base soup w/ different seafoods)*...
ligaya Says: The historical province of Cavite is very accessible from Manila. Public transport is available from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Buses going to Cavite load and unload passengers at Vito Cruz corner Harrizon St. FX taxis are parked a short distance away, in front of McDonald’s,...
woef Says: depending on the time of day , the prices go from 30 to 50 PHP for +/- 3km. So compared to a bus it's rather expencive. Although it 's an experience ...
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Actually there is no particular shop that I am referring to. They are the higway vendors along Kawit and Noveleta Cavite. They are selling fresh oysters, mussels and king crab.
What to buy: Oysters
What to pay: less than P100 per kilogram of oyster
Written Jun 10, 2006
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When you say Christmas sEASON in Kawit, It reminds me of GIFT GIVING, KIDS SINGING CHRISTMAS CAROLS, A WEL LIGHTED STREET, PLACE TO EAT PUTO BUMBONG (RICE SWEETS) AT THE KAWIT CHURCH, CREATING A MINI BETLEHEM IN THE ALTAR OF THE CHURCH AND MAYTINIS FETIVAL. A well-loved Caviteno tradition, the Maytinis is a dramatic retelling of St. Joseph's and the Virgin Mary's search in Bethlehem for a place to stay. They found not a room, of course, but a stable where Christ was eventually born.Much rejoicing erupts as the play ends, culminating in a lively parade down the streets of Kawit. Its a uniquely Filipino translation of this ancient biblical episode.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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Kawit is waaaay to close to Manila. When you dive into the water, you most likely hit your head to something else before you feel water.
But still , there is a lot of fish swimming around....
Written Jan 28, 2004
Kawit, Cavite is just a 45 minutes drive out of manila, a peaceful place, a place full of history as this is the birth place of the Philippine Independence and also the First President of The...
The province of Cavite abounds with great objects, and subjects, of culture and history. It is the birthplace of a good number of Filipino heroes and it has an interesting range of sites associated......
The Aguinaldo Shrine at Kawit was the site where the first Philipine independence was declared. The Shrine is a white painted home of colonial vintage which displays the memorabilia of General Emilio...
110th Philippine Independence Celebration
Kawit, Cavite July 20, 2008 From Edsa you can board a bus going to Bacoor, Cavite and alight at SM Bacoor, then transfer to another bus or mini bus heading Cavite City via Kawit. Ask the driver or......
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