Province in Mimaropa, Philippines
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Marinduque is an island province in the Luzon island group of the Philippines, east of Mindoro, south of Quezon Province and north of Romblon. The province, which is shaped like a heart, is often called the "Heart of the Philippines", and is the home of the Moriones Festival held during Holy Week.
Beach front resort, with 7 cottages, each cottage has one room with two double beds, can accommodate up to 4 persons, air conditioned, en suite bathrooms with hot and cold shower.
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On 200m of private beach, the bar and restaurant serves European and Filipino cuisine, with home-grown vegetables. There is a private van for port/airport pickups, or other uses. The cottages include air-con, hot and cold water and private bathrooms. The resort also has a large generator, so there will be no issues with power outages, which are common on the island. You also have the choice of making your own meals with an outdoor kitchen available as well.
Located in downtown Santa Cruz. Large bedrooms and fully air-conditioned. Dependable and ample supply of hot and cold running water on premises. Dependable power generator is on the premises. Hotel floors completely tiled. No carpets. Clean exterior and interior. Staff - 24/7 days on duty. Banquet hall for parties or conferences. Laundromat is on the premises.
By air
Marinduque Airport (MRQ) is in Barangay Masiga, Gasan, near the border with Boac.
By boat
There are three ports of call for Marinduque: Balanacan Port in Mogpog, Cawit Port in Boac and Buyabod Port in Santa Cruz.
Jeepneys and tricycles are the main means of transport in Marinduque. Jeepneys are often used for travel between towns, while tricycles are used to travel within towns.
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