Misamis Occidental Governor Henry S. Oaminal recently inspected the progress update of the 49-hectare Asenso Misamis Occidental Resort and Aquamarine Park (AMORAP) Project dubbed “The Maldives of Mindanao” located in Barangay Libertad Bajo in the Municipality of Sinacaban. The project which is inspired by the world famous island resorts in the Indian Ocean is expected to boost the tourism industry in the province.
During his visit yesterday, January 21, 2024, Gov. Oaminal was accompanied by Provincial Engineering Office head, Engr. Ophelia Gorre who briefed him about the construction update.
Below is the Site Development Plan.
The whole coastal development includes the following amenities:
- Welcome Center
- Artisan Exhibit Pods
- Common Pool
- Exhibition Area
- Midpoint Rest Cafe
- Inland Villas
- Inland Villas with Jacuzzi
- Fish Pond
- Fish Feeding
- Mangrove Villas
- Club House
- Spa Village
- Restaurant by the Sea
- Coastal Villas with swimming pool
- Life Guard Station
- Wharf
- Meditation Platform
- Diving School
- Playground
- Sports Courts
- Events Place
- Chapel
- Parking Area
- A 9-hole Golf Course
- Driving Range
- Commercial Center
- Camping Site
- Nature Trails
- Bird Sanctuary
- Aquaculture
- Vegetable Plantation
- 4-storey hotels
Upon completion, the AMORAP is expected to enhance the province’s tourism sector, leading to subsequent economic growth. Browse over latest photos below courtesy of The Best Channel.
This is the existing structure of the former Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park (MOAP). Note ongoing extension where coastal villas will be built.
Gov. Oaminal (in light blue shirt and sunglass) is shown taking with onsite engineers.
It’s still a long way to go but progress is observed.
Here’s a top view shot of the site.
Here’s the mangrove site at the foreground.
Shown below is the first inland structure. This is probably the proposed main entrance and welcome center.
This is just along the highway as shown.
Watch below.
Browse over project perspectives and photos during the groundbreaking ceremony in our previous post below.
