Paras Beach Resort Revisited
After a very long while, that is.
I liked it that the structures have since improved. Modernized as we say..
The luxury and comfort of modern living…
C’mon, look at that… they even serve pizza!
Could my brother have been wrong? NO! There's really no more beach...
Everything is now a hill-high pile of big rocks!
The facility has so much encroached on what should have been the sea. So there is no more continuous and contiguous shoreline that one can walk on. It is already cut by this enormous private structure (for sure they’ll call it off-limits to the public).
When you look to the left (outside of the resort’s property) this is what you see...
When you look to the right, you can see that Paras has claimed the shore for it's self.
Walking to the tip of the 'breakwater' and turning back, these are your views...
So it is not anymore a "beach resort", maybe they should call it a sea resort.
Looking around, it was hard for me to imagine where on this property did we had that bonfire ON THE BEACH just a few steps from the original Paras Resort structure! Ah well, memories erased hehe!
By the way...
This encroaching of the shoreline (similarly prevalent in Mactan, GenSan, even part of Panglao, etc.) makes any beach too far from what is Boracay. Its not only the fine white sand folks, it also has to do with the ability of visitors to walk the entire length of a beach that nature has created. Thus, do not wonder why people keep going to Boracay, even also Puerto Galera. That is because their beaches are left untouched.
And not to mention, there is a law against walling up the shores. Those are not and can never be yours. They are (I think) called public domain that one may not own.
Anyway, let me tell you something else beautiful. My real target to have come to this place once again, and why I was like in a hurry about roaming Guinsiliban, Sagay and Catarman. Really beautiful...
But let us do that next. It deserves a separate entry!
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I liked it that the structures have since improved. Modernized as we say..
The luxury and comfort of modern living…
C’mon, look at that… they even serve pizza!
Could my brother have been wrong? NO! There's really no more beach...
Everything is now a hill-high pile of big rocks!
The facility has so much encroached on what should have been the sea. So there is no more continuous and contiguous shoreline that one can walk on. It is already cut by this enormous private structure (for sure they’ll call it off-limits to the public).
When you look to the left (outside of the resort’s property) this is what you see...
When you look to the right, you can see that Paras has claimed the shore for it's self.
Walking to the tip of the 'breakwater' and turning back, these are your views...
So it is not anymore a "beach resort", maybe they should call it a sea resort.
Looking around, it was hard for me to imagine where on this property did we had that bonfire ON THE BEACH just a few steps from the original Paras Resort structure! Ah well, memories erased hehe!
By the way...
This encroaching of the shoreline (similarly prevalent in Mactan, GenSan, even part of Panglao, etc.) makes any beach too far from what is Boracay. Its not only the fine white sand folks, it also has to do with the ability of visitors to walk the entire length of a beach that nature has created. Thus, do not wonder why people keep going to Boracay, even also Puerto Galera. That is because their beaches are left untouched.
And not to mention, there is a law against walling up the shores. Those are not and can never be yours. They are (I think) called public domain that one may not own.
Anyway, let me tell you something else beautiful. My real target to have come to this place once again, and why I was like in a hurry about roaming Guinsiliban, Sagay and Catarman. Really beautiful...
But let us do that next. It deserves a separate entry!
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52
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