Paradise Found: Kawayan Cove’s Bamboo Beach Club
Ah this is the life! Just looking at the waves and enjoying the fresh ocean breeze. Imagine if your village had this beautiful beach club as an amenity for homeowners, wouldn’t that be the dandiest thing? Well, you can now own a piece of paradise with Kawayan Cove.
Kawayan Cove is premier subdivision in Nasugbu, Batangas with a land area of 68 hectares. The smallest lot area you can purchase is 500 square meters and the largest is around 2,000 square meters. The lots are big because the developers believe that a country home must have all the space you can possibly have. Wide open spaces where your children can play without the worry of encountering shady characters.
The Puyat family members, owners of Kawayan Cove, were the most gracious of hosts as they welcomed us and took us around their 68-hectare domain. Before the tours, they treated us to a wonderful lunch by the beach. Anton Diaz also gave a very informative talk on how to take pictures. I learned a lot from him and I felt I was very fortunate to have attended yet another of his wonderful tours.
And the lunch was just wonderful. See the great-tasting food they served us at the Bamboo Beach Club inside Kawayan Cove in Nasugbu, Batangas.
Wow, aligue!!!
Pictured above is Binakol. It is said to be originally an Ilonggo dish where the chicken is boiled and cooked using coconut water. Here’s a recipe from another website, if you’re interested in cooking it yourself at home. This is my new favorite.
Noreen loved this one. It’s skewered squid and cooked over coals.
Tell me, how can we all not want to eat barbecue? Chicken wings and legs were roasted for the bloggers.
Fresh shrimp were also provided in large quantities. Gotta love shrimp!
The rice is served this way. Reminds me of Binalot. Really imaginative and effective.
The kangkong stalk cooked in coconut milk. Very delicious side dish!!!
Salted egg salad. The ultimate Pinoy salsa!
For more information on Kawayan Cove, you may click here to go straight to their contact page.
Comments
Comment from Arpee
Time: September 19, 2008, 11:02 am
to penatbater: wow! thanks for the info! i didn’t know this info until now.
Comment from ayi
Time: September 19, 2008, 1:13 pm
wow!!wala akong masabi..paradise talaga ang lugar nyan…at ang mga foods…hay , nakakagutom talaga.
Comment from Duke Ward
Time: September 19, 2008, 2:04 pm
Nice pair of socks
Comment from Arpee
Time: September 19, 2008, 2:34 pm
to ayi: wait for noreen to do a post in her blog. she’ll showcase all the pictures of the beach club.
to dukeward: you should see the havaianas they gave us 
Comment from Pinoy Food Cravings
Time: September 19, 2008, 4:16 pm
I really love the place… hopefully we can go back to take better lanscape photos… oh yeah the Havianas is cool… im wearing it now hehe
Comment from digitalmac
Time: September 19, 2008, 4:40 pm
Panalo dyan sa Kamayan Cove! This gives me an idea where to have a mini-vacation.
Comment from Ely
Time: September 21, 2008, 11:49 pm
Oi Arpee Congrats! So may bagong cell phone ka?
Comment from Arpee
Time: September 22, 2008, 9:18 am
to ely: sadly no new cellphone for me. i got a different prize. bragging rights. hehehehehe!
Comment from edelweiza
Time: September 26, 2008, 2:49 pm
it looks like we missed on a lot. my superfriend and i showed interest and got confirmation to this event from geiser maclang. unfortunately, i got sick the night before (fever and flu) so we were not able to join. it’s good to hear that the event was a success and the bloggers enjoyed it.
sana may next time pa…hehe. 
Comment from penatbater
Time: September 19, 2008, 8:31 am
the kangkong with coconut milk is called gising-gising