The Wonderful Beach of Capiz
The Seafood Capital of the Philippines where the “savor of hospitality exist for humanity”.
It is a grandiose gift from heaven, a rain of love and goodness to treasure and cherish every stone we gather. Capiz is one of the luckiest places in the Philippines, rich in aquacultural materials, excellent education, food processing, wide industry and high competent culture.
Through knowledge, patience and expertise, Capizeños are excelling in various aspects of business and economy as well as in tourism to target the good living.
We are blessed for having lots of beautiful and inviting environment places in Capiz; the villa Consocia resort in Pontevedra and sta. Ana farm resort in ivisan, Very enthusiastic and relaxing resorts with pools and parties. The Baybay beach in Roxas City and flat rock beach resort in Culasi, Roxas City; a very good embrace and a cool places you can feel the freshness of beautiful nature.
The newly built subdivisions, a Grande mansions; building, Hotels are now in good services and very convenient for tourists.
Institutions offer an excellent quality education for Capiz stud entry like Filamer Christian College assuring the future of the students through spiritual, intellectual and physical well being.
Itas of Capiz(From the Mountains to the Cities) « Benjamin143’s Weblog Said:
on September 30, 2008 at 8:21 am
[...] To know more about Capiz please visit Capivating Capiz (City of Hospitality) [...]
Cindy Said:
on November 11, 2009 at 11:22 pm
Hi Benjamin are you from Capiz? because i came from Capiz but i’ve been living in Canberra Australia for 22 yrs now,
i just visited Roxas City last September, even my kids loves Roxas City especially the baybay beach
my captivating capiz blog Said:
on October 4, 2008 at 3:32 pm
I’ve been trying to see some more about Capiz tonight and it’s really is good to know more about the place. I am a contestant to the captivating Capiz and I am proud to have made my content good even without knowing about the beautiful island.
Azucena Balbona Sodders Said:
on February 28, 2009 at 9:55 am
I have’nt to Ivisan in 40 years, I have relatives there but I don’t know how to locate them. Our last name is Balbona, I remember my cousin (Erwin) who is currently working in Africa as OFW telling me about Ivisan, but I’ve not heared from him anymore. If someone could help me find my relatives, I would appreciate it. Thanks
Susie