San Rafael River Adventure is a Bulacan resort that raised the bar higher for that weekend escape you get to spend with your family or friends.
A famous hub for affordable resorts, Bulacan has been a favorite option for quick getaways because of its proximity to Manila. One San Rafael Bulacan resort may be added to one of your vacation goals, that is, San Rafael River Adventure.
San Rafael River Adventure is a unique nature resort in Bulacan that offers a combination of thrilling water activities and amazing nature treat.
San Rafael River Adventure took me by surprise with its beautiful natural landscape. I had been to many nice resorts in Bulacan and all of them are almost the same – good for plain chilling and swimming. Visiting San Rafael River Adventure on a day tour, I just wished we could have spent the night at the place. Its enchanting nature vibe struck me. It’s a sanctuary where I can just sit, read a book, and get lost. But wait, there’s more! If you’re looking for some adrenaline pumping water activities, San Rafael River Adventure does not disappoint, too!
San Rafael River Adventure Accommodations
Our group was fortunate enough to get a peek of some the rooms at San Rafael River Adventure. The glass cottages were really cool! Since these accommodations felt like you’re in a middle of a lovely forest, you will get that therapeutic ambiance – a genuine escape from the busy city life.
During the day, the glass cottages work in a way where you’d be able to see what’s outside but that those from the outside won’t be able to see you and your entire room inside. At night, it’s the other way around and you can use the blinds to cover.
San Rafael River Adventure also has a special glass cottage for couples with jacuzzi located on a treetop. Nothing can get more romantic than that!
Glamping
San Rafael glamping? San Rafael River Adventure got you covered as they offer glamping, too. You can even bring and cook your own food without corkage fee.
If you want glamping with a twist, try the floating ones!
Swimming Pools
Located near the glass villas, the swimming pool surrounded by trees looked absolutely inviting. Nature’s retreat at its best!
How about a floating pool? Yes, San Rafael River Adventure has that, too! Take a plunge with the relaxing view of the Angat River.
Things to Do at San Rafael River Adventure
If you want to release the adrenaline junkie in you, San Rafael River Adventure will spoil you. Here are some of the things you can enjoy at the place:
Paddle Boarding
Kayaking
Jetski
Giant Slide
ATV
River Cruise
Lunch on a river cruise, yes? You will never really run out of things to do at San Rafael River Adventure. If you’re in a large group, you can rent the entire cruise for yourselves.
Overall
Offering both nature’s retreat and exciting water activities, San Rafael River Adventure has something for everyone. Whether you’re spending the weekend with your family, friends, or partner, you will definitely get the vacation you deserve. I’m personally glad such a place exists near Manila.
Photo Credit: All unwatermarked photos by Martin San Diego via North Philippines Visitors Bureau (NPVB).
How to Get to San Rafael River Adventure
San Rafael River Adventure Rates
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San Rafael River Adventure
Address: Barangay Talacsan, San Rafael, Bulacan, Philippines
Contact Nos. : (63) 995 974 6224 | (63) 917 924 4546 | (63) 919 295 9899 | (63) 939 474 8876 | (02) 513 1569
Email: reservation@sanrafaelriveradventure.com
Website: sanrafaelriveradventure.com
Looking for other things to do in the province of Bulacan? Check this Malolos Heritage Tour.
Disclosure: This Lakbay Norte trip was organized by North Philippines Bureau (NPVB) in partnership with NLEX Corporation, Bulacan Tourism and Convention Visitors Board (BTCB), Tarlac Convention and Visitors Bureau (TCVB), Ilocos Norte Convention and Visitors Bureau (INCVB), Victory Liner Inc., Department of Tourism Region 1, Department of Tourism Region 3, Jollibee Foods Corporation, and Merrell Philippines. Lakbay Norte is an annual media familiarization trip aiming to promote Philippine provinces in the north.
