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Here Are 5 Farm Resorts In and Near Bacolod City If You’re Tired of Beaches and Urban Resorts
These five resorts near Bacolod can help you relax better!
By: Yoorekka Team | January 01, 2023
Farm resorts are best, especially for a family getaway.
Image: Guerrero Farm and Nature Park
When you hear the words “farm resort,” you’d think of vegetable gardens, flowers, and herbs where you get to harvest them. Then there’s a nipa hut or a villa to stay surrounded by the mountain air. This is a place to commune with nature, take a dip in a swimming pool, have a picturesque mountain view, and breathe some fresh air.
Farm resorts are the best places to be if you’re looking for new Bacolod tourist spots and resorts near Bacolod where you can relax. Read on to get to know this new vacation trend in the province.
1. Bantug Lake Ranch
Where: Brgy. Granada, Bacolod City
Rates:
Deluxe Room – PhP3,500 a night for four guests
Family Room – PhP4,500 a night for six guests
All Rooms Staycation – PhP14,000 a night for 20 guests
Boating is one of the fun activities you can experience at Bantug Lake Ranch.
Image: Bantug Lake Ranch
Thinking of what to do in Bacolod? Visit Bantug Lake Ranch—a seven-hectare ranch and fruit orchard owned by the Bantug family. Bantug in the Hiligaynon language also means famous, so it’s no question that this farm resort becomes popular quickly. One good thing about the resort is that it is accessible and has many activities to experience, like boating, horseback riding, feeding the animals, and swimming in the pool. This year, they are now offering an overnight stay in Bantug. This farm resort has been a perfect escape for families living in the metro.
2. Nato’s Farm
Where: Brgy. Granada, Bacolod City
Rates:
Bamboo House – PhP8,000 a night for 10 guests
Summer House – PhP9,500 a night for 30 guests
Pavilion – PhP13, 500 a night for 10 guests
One of the accommodations in Nato’s Farm is surrounded by lush green trees.
Image: Nato’s Farm
Nato’s Farm is perfect for families and friends who love to commune with nature. Sturdy trees, lush greenery, and blooming flowers adorn the rolling fields of the area. You can seldom see tourist spots in Bacolod since Bacolod is more of a food destination. That’s why Nato’s Farm is one of the best places to unwind in Bacolod City. Aside from being an emerging tourist spot, this place is also an excellent venue for a garden wedding.
3. The Quiet Place Farm Resort
Where: Brgy. Tabunan, Bago City (51 minutes from Bacolod-Silay airport)
Rates:
Pavilion Room – PhP2,320 a night
Three Lane Room – PhP2,770 a night
Garden Room – PhP3,420 a night
The serene vibe of The Quiet Place Farm Resort.
Images: The Quiet Place Farm Resort
The Quiet Place Farm Resort offers a unique opportunity for guests to experience a haciendero (farm owner) life. The farm resort has 26 air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant that serves delectable dishes, and state-of-the-art amenities to ensure a comfortable and luxurious stay for their guests. This is where you can achieve total peace and silence since it’s a “quiet place”. If you want to return to nature and escape the hustle and bustle of the city, visiting Quiet Place Farm Resort is a perfect fit.
4. Melba’s Farm
Where: Brgy. Cabatangan, Talisay City (34 minutes from Bacolod-Silay airport)
Rates: PhP4,800 (for four guests) to PhP6,800 (for 6 guests) a night
Take a dip in this beautiful infinity pool at Melba’s Farm.
Image: Melba’s Farm
Melba’s Farm is 34 minutes away from Bacolod-Silay airport. This resort near Bacolod is a 10-hectare property in the middle of the woods. It has an open-air clubhouse on a hill, an infinity pool, and two homey villas. Since it’s an exclusive place, getting there might be a little challenging, but the view is priceless. If you want to rejuvenate and relax, the idea of not having aircon, Wi-Fi, and city noise is perfect. Another perfect thing on the farm is the view during sunrise and sunset. If ever you visit the place, don’t miss the golden hour to take some snaps.
5. Guerrero Farm and Nature Park
Where: Brgy. Cabatangan, Talisay City (35 minutes from Bacolod-Silay airport)
Rates: Available upon request
Contact Number: 034 434 4368
One can commune with nature at Guerrero Farm and Nature Park.
Image: Guerrero Farm and Nature Park
Guerrero Farm and Nature Park is a 30-hectare property with a swimming pool, cottages, and rooms. Moms can enjoy seeing a vast collection of cacti and succulents that count over 400 varieties, and dads can just chill and drink inside the cottages. This proves that this place is a perfect getaway for family bonding since it is not overcrowded and amenities are designed for a family outing. Kids will surely love the slip-and-slide activity at the resort, while teenagers can enjoy an Instagram-worthy view of the pool and the mountains.
Farm resorts are now becoming new tourist spots for rest and recreation. What is your favorite farm resort on the list?
Visit Yoorekka Magazine for more exciting travel destinations in and near Bacolod!
Stay safe as you travel! Make sure to follow social distancing protocols and observe health precautions. For now, keep safe!
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This article was initially published in Yoorekka on November 21, 2018.
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