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Cooking classes at Atmosphere

As much as there is amazing dining every day at Atmosphere resort, many of our guests ask to know how to cook some of our favorite dishes. Head Chef Denver and his amazing team are very happy to share and will organize cooking classes for 1 up to big groups of guests. In July, we had 10 guests cooking Kinilaw (raw fish mar8inated in calamansi, chili and ginger) and Mango…
Atmosphere Resorts
6th July 2015
Underwater Sightings

Are there sea snakes?

This is a question I am asked very often from divers and snorkelers alike. Snakes, like most creatures in the ocean that are poisonous or venomous, come with misconceptions. Many people are very afraid of sea snakes, but when it comes down to it, they have no reason to be. Not all snakes are venomous – of the four species we have in Dauin, two have no venom. The ones…
Daniel Geary
6th July 2015
Family SuiteAccommodationNews

New room-type at Atmosphere – Family Suites!

Our luxurious 4-bed rooms opened for guests at the end of June and we are very excited by how much praise they have already received. The four Family Suites are Atmosphere’s newest room type with enough space to house a family of four or any four guests sharing the same room. A large luxurious room with plenty of space for two double beds or one double and one twin bed…
Atmosphere Resorts
1st July 2015
Family

Atmosphere – We are Family

When you visit us here at Atmosphere Resorts, you don't have to be an adult to enjoy all of what we have to offer. Whether it's diving, the spa, yoga or excursions, there are always kid-friendly options. We pride ourselves in our happy hour (and a half) with drink specials changing daily that include non-alcoholic beverages for those who don't drink alcohol or are too young. When it comes to…
Daniel Geary
24th June 2015
Fish sinigang with malunggay or moringa leaves. A staple fod in the Philippines and at Atmosphere Resort.Dining

Malunggay – the new Filipino Super Food

Think ‘Sleepy Hollow’, think scary trees... Well that’s what I always think of when I look at the native Malunggay trees that are rife here in the Philippines. Sadly, I find that they are not a beautiful tree to look at, but they do harbor an abundance of beautiful jewels; the tiny round malunggay leaves. Rich in Vitamin A, B & C, Iron and calcium they are one of nature’s…
Rae Collins
21st June 2015