Fernandez Beach Resort, Samal, Davao del Norte

During the pre-war days, this place was owned by General Kimura, a Japanese general. This site served as a camp for the the Japanese guerillas and was then awarded to the NAPCO soldiers.

The ownership was handed down to a French National. This place was registered as Samal Beach Club, though locals commonly refer this to as France.

This place was then handed down to one of the siblings of the late Antonio Fernandez, a local trader in the ’50s and Kiong Lehong. The young Fernandez was pressured by Antonio to put up a business in Samal because Antonio was very optimistic and he believes that Samal will grow and prosper. With the help of his wife, the young Fernandez was able to put into actions what his father has told him and even exceeded his father’s expectations. He has been a local trader since the ’70s and has been able to work as a public servant by heart for twenty years. They not only put up one business but they were able to manage multiple businesses.

With patience, hardwork and perseverance, the young Fernandez and his wife were able to make the late Fernandez’s visions come true. They now share their accomplishments with their three kids and grandson who are slowly following his footsteps to success.

Rates:

Entrance Fee
Adult     Php 20.00
Kid         Php 10.00

Excess
non-aircon roms     Php50.00/head
aircon rooms         Php 100.00/head

Corkage                                                         small/pc       big/pc
bottled/canned beers                           Php 5.00      Php 10.00
liquors, brandy, rhum, whisky
red wine, Tequila, etc.                          Php 20.00    Php 30.00
softdrinks                                                 Php 5.00       Php 10.00

Amenities:

• Bahay Kubo

• Pavillion

• Triplex

• Full-time sentinels

• approachable staff

Samal Island Tourist Destinations