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Tomas
Morato - Padi Master Instructor and TDI Instructor Trainer,
with 16 specialties, DSAT Gas blender Instructor, DSAT Tec
Deep Instructor, DSAT Trimix Instructor, Adv. Wreck Inst,
CCR Rebreather, CPR1st IT, CPROX IT.
Tim
Aukshun - Padi Course Director for 20 years, 23 Specialties
including DSAT Tec Deep Inst. Trainer, and DSAT Trimix Inst.
Trainer. Over 740 sucessfull Instructor taught. 1982-1996--
PADI I.E. EXAMINER, 1984-1986-- PADI DISTRICT DIRECTOR GUAM,
1984-1996-- PADI DISTRICT DIRECTOR PHILIPPINES, 1996-2001--
PADI I.E. COORDINATOR: PHILIPPINES.
Jason
Park - Padi Instructor and TDI Instructor Trainer. TDI CCR
( inspiration) Inst. , TDI Advance Wreck Inst. , TDI Adv.
Trimix Inst. , TDI Extended Range Inst. , TDI Decompression
Procedures Inst. , TDI Adv. Nitrox Inst. , TDI Blender Inst.,
CCR Rebreather Inst.
Accommodation
ALL
DELUXE ROOMS- each has a veranda with a wonderful views of
the ocean. It has an two queen size beds, cable tv, mini-bar,
reef, bolt,coldindividual split-type airconditioning with
remoteair conditioning, private bath-tab and toilet with hot
and cold water, telephone.
Facilities
The
resort has a bar, restaurant, two pools, 2 function rooms,
scuba diving, internet and Aqua sports facilities such as:
Banana boat, jetski, mini-bus services for pick-up at the
airport (transfers), etc.
  
  
  
  
  
The
official name of Barangay "Anilao Proper" was taken
after the separation of other sitios to form the new barrios
of San Jose, Anilao East and Majuben.
The
place was originally known as "Janao - Janao", and
is said to be derived from the geographical shape and feature
of the land and water comprising the barrio, and from the
"Janao - Janao " palm trees (resembling the anahaw
tree) that served as cool resting place for foot travelers
going to and coming from the mother town Bauan. The invigorating
shape of these "natural umbrella" and "old
salakot" refreshed our forefathers who had gone dog-fired
beating the long hot trails in the pursuit of this commercial
transactions, in the pursuit of their commercial transactions,
religious obligations and socio-economic activities in the
old town proper.
The
place was also variably called "Dagatan" and "Ragatan".
"Dagatan", by the island fish peddlers who bought
sorts of fish from the body of water called Janao Bay, located
west of the peninsula, which now comprises the geographical
body of the town of Mabini. "Ragatan" by the highlanders
who speak with different dictions and intonations. Likewise,
people on other places called the coastal area "Aplaya"
and its inhabitants, "taga-aplaya." It then became
popularly known as "Anilao" on account of the fall
medicinal tree, which stood conspicuously near the northwestern
boundary of Mabini and Bauan. The old folks in curing malaria
and rheumatism used the bark and leaves of the Anilao tree.
The tree became popular also because it was located near the
bank of a river where big crabs, shrimps and lobster once
bound. The river is now but a trickle buried by coral stones,
silt and sand which now serves as a ground for drying the
fish nets. Now, covered by wild lush foliage, vines, pandamus
trees and thistles, the heart of the river is said to be inhabited
by a mischievous and mysterious spirit.
Going
back to the origin of Anilao, many attest to the fact that
it was so called because of the prominent Anilao tree that
once stood toweringly,even long before the time Mabini was
created into a municipality.
SIVESITES
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