
Destination - The Warm Southeast Asian Breeze of the Thousand-Island Nation
Despite having just experienced a typhoon, the Philippines has quickly recovered its tourism enthusiasm as a nation of a thousand islands. It remains the top choice for a nearby island getaway for diving, surfing, and relaxation during the winter and spring. Charming coastal destinations like Boracay, Manila, Bohol, and Subic Bay can satisfy the small joys of families or solo travelers looking to sunbathe, enjoy the warm breeze, and relax in peace. More importantly, it now gives golf and island lovers another compelling reason to visit: top-tier golf. Like Nine Bridges, Anvaya Cove Golf & Sports Club is a private club; those who purchase property here receive a membership, while visitors can book tee times through special club arrangements or hotel reservations.
Hotel - Coastal Luxury in the Philippines
Anvaya Cove is more than just a resort. The Philippine real estate giant, Ayala Land, has built an integrated golf lifestyle community on the coastline about 2.5 hours by car from downtown Manila, on the west side of the Philippine Sea near Subic Bay, encompassing luxury residences, a golf course, a hotel, and a club. The associated luxury hotels include the Fairmont Makati and the Raffles Makati. The resort is adjacent to the Subic Bay Freeport and the Clark International Airport, formerly an air force base, perfectly uniting the needs of golf travelers and high-end residential living at Anvaya.
It is worth mentioning the resort's Beach & Nature Club, which features two restaurants, a water sports center, a comprehensive swimming pool, forty villas, and a vast stretch of the resort's private white sand beach. All members of Anvaya Cove Golf & Sports Club automatically enjoy the facilities and services of both clubs. Based on the natural terrain where "mountains meet the sea," the entire resort has created an integrated vacation home on the coast of the thousand-island nation, allowing visitors to enjoy the tranquility of the mountains and the coastal scenery simultaneously.





