Did you know that Director Paul Soriano owns the Harana Surf Resort? Here are some details about this.
HARANA SURF RESORT is located in Tuason Point in General Luna and here are some of the details you’ll love about this place.
You can experience the best of Siargao Island in one of the best stays there – the Harana Surf Resort. It has a modern Filipino feel with its design and architecture and it boasts its sustainable practice such as its voluntourism activities and its effort to minimize environmental impact through practices like tree planting, water conservation, and non-usage of plastics.
They boast “principles of sustainability, environmental responsibility, and a dedication to uplifting and promoting the local community”.
About Harana
In a previous article, Director Paul Soriano admitted he owns Harana Surf Resort. This place is also the home of Harana Surf School which follows the International Surfing Association-certified standard curriculum.
The mission of this place is “to provide first class service and first class accommodations”. It is their aim to provide their guests “a cool, unique, young atmosphere” where people can experience the serenity, openness, and beauty of the island through adventure and exploration.
About rooms and features
- Deluxe Room (Veranda) – comes with 1 single bed and 1 queen bed or 3 single beds. This is ideal for two to three people and you may choose to either have one with aircon or electric fan.
- Community Youth Villas – This is designed for large groups of friends, barkadas, and colleagues. It can fit up to 12 people and beds are arranged in a bunk bed style. This comes with two sinks, two bathrooms, and two toilets.
- Deluxe Room (Balcony) – This room can fit two to three people. Each room has a veranda area.
- Family Villa – This is ideal for a family with five to seven members. It has a receiving veranda and separate toilet and shower rooms. It comes with 4 single beds and 1 king bed
The surf school offers course for beginners and intermediate and surfboard rentals.
| 1-Day Course (Php 1,800) | 3-Day Course (Php 5,200) | 5-Day Course (Php 8,500) |
| – 1 Theory lesson in the Classroom – 2 hours training in the water – Equipment (board, leash, rashguard) – Entrance fees & Transportation by motorbike / tricycle (boat fees are excluded) | – 3 Theory lesson in the Classroom – 6 hours training in the water – Equipment (board, leash, rashguard) – Entrance fees & Transportation by motorbike / tricycle (boat fees are excluded) | – 3 Theory lesson in the Classroom – 10 hours training in the water – Equipment (board, leash, rashguard)- Entrance fees & Transportation by motorbike / tricycle (boat fees are excluded) – Video analysis – Certificate |
Bayani is the name of their restaurant that serves modern Filipino cuisine and regional Mindanao dishes. The menu reflects a fusion of traditional and contemporary culinary techniques.
Every Wednesday is the Hugot Night, every Friday is Paraluman Sunset Session at Paraluman Beach Bar, and every Saturday is Harana Sabado Night, a dance party.
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