GLAMPING ETC PHILIPPINES and their Geodesic Dome Tents (Laguna Staycation Guide)

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Let's go camp in style in Geodesic Domes where you can relax and enjoy the view of the lake.

Enjoy being outdoors in a beautiful serene little spot 2.5 hrs. away from Manila. At Glamping Etc Philippines, they will give you a once in a lifetime moment you can ever have.

WHAT IS GLAMPING? (Glamorous Camping)

Glamping is a portmanteau of glamorous and camping and describes a style of camping with amenities and, in some cases, resort-style services not usually associated with "traditional" camping.

ABOUT GLAMPING ETC PHILIPPINES

The first GeoDesic Dome campsite in the Philippines! Located at Lumot Lake in Cavinti, Laguna, the campsite is completely built on site with serious precision and plenty of math - your own 140 sqm of lake side bliss like none other.

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Glamping Etc Philippines

Here, you can enjoy fabulous views overlooking the Lumot Lake from inside your tent, luxury mattresses, soft linens, towels, toiletries, own CR, free breakfast, free use of kayaks, floaters, fishing rods, body boards and vests.

WHAT TO EXPECT AT GLAMPING ETC?

Awesome lake views from your bed inside the dome.
Peaceful and relaxing place.
Lovely sunset and sunrise.
Stargazing at night.
Not yet crowded. very serene place.
NO WIFI AND TV, a total disconnect from stressful world.

Expect what you will from the great outdoors - enjoy the lovely sunset, sunrise and the moonrise.

Don't resist, give yourself in to nature's embrace, feel the cool wind in your hair, listen to the bird song, rustling leaves and nothing else.

At nights, stargaze , sing and dance around the bonfire - or just snuggle up with a book, we will have you sorted. -- Let the island's peace claim you.

THINGS TO DO

Here are best things you can do during your stay at Glamping ETC Philippines:

Sight-seeing
Photo-ops
Kayaking (swimming is optional but not recommended)
Fishing
Stargazing
Smores and bonfire

HOW TO BOOK A STAY AT GLAMPING ETC

As of now booking is only available through the following Airbnb links:

Dome 1: Dome BalaGhee with own CR
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/34190260
(Standard Occupancy 2. Max 3)
Dome 2: Dome Veera: with own CR
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/34185738
(Standard Occupancy 2. Max 3)
Dome 3: Dome Mufli King with own CR
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/34190375
(Standard Occupancy 2. Max 3)
Triangle Tent: 1 Unit - With own CR Ensuite
(Standard Occupancy 2. Max 4 )
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/34790445
Attic over the Pavilion: 1 Unit - Common CR
(Not Listed. Dormitory. Max occupancy 12 pax. *available only for large groups whose number spill over the occupancy of domes and triangle)

If you need to add extra guests, they can provide mattresses for a fee. Kids aged 5 and younger can stay free when using existing bedding. Extra beds are 700 PHP.

CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE STAYCATION GOALS

BEFORE GOING TO GLAMPING ETC

Please note the following things you might consider before planning to go to Glamping ETC Philippines:

Please note that like all the islands in Lake Lumot, our island and home are off grid. They have a generator that can be powered up for requests, they also have solar powered lights both inside the living spaces and around the pathways.
It may be hot inside the dome on a summer's day (well, despite all it's magnificence, the Dome is still a fab tent) but Lumot is cooler than average and nights tend be cool enough for you to need a blanket (and 'cold' after summer).
During the day, their guests love to splash in the lake and relax under the trees where the breeze is lovely. They have kayaks, body boards ,life vests, floating islands which you can use for free.
Evenings, are generally well spent relaxing by the lakeside in camping chairs watching the sunset with a bottle of wine and spending time with each other. Come night fall, we can arrange a bonfire so that you can get warm and mellow.
For people that wish to spend some time alone, it would be best to book on a weekday where you can maybe have the whole place to yourself. The weekday rates are lower too!
Breakfast (standard) is on the house for two people 7.30 AM - 9.30 AM), there is always drinking water, CRs are equipped with rain showers too.
Kayaks, body boards, fishing rods, floaters , life vests (for sharing with other guests).
Lunch, Dinner and Drinks are available from the island's kitchen and bar - they need to be ordered from a menu that you can choose from before you arrive.
Meals are very reasonably priced since our intention is not to break your bank but keep temptation out of the way for critters. (Staff retires at 8 PM - requests for extension should be made in advance and should be reasonable.)
Kindly note that though their staff will always try to accommodate requests, they will still need to kayak to mainland for any supplies and any requests should be made in advance.
If there are other guests staying, kindly refrain from being noisy beyond 9 PM until day break in the areas that have guest accommodation.

HOW TO GET TO GLAMPING ETC PHILIPPINES

Lumot Lake, also known as Sierra Lake, is a man-made water reservoir located in the towns of Cavinti and Lumban of Laguna province, in the Sierra Madre Mountains of the Philippines.

Via Public Commuting

There are buses are en route to Santa Cruz, Laguna from Cubao or Buendia.

Take a bus ride en route to Sta. Cruz, Laguna.
Drop off at the last stop is Sta Cruz.
You can take either a tricycle or jeepney ride to Lumot Boat Terminal. Travel time is about 1-2 hours.

NOTE: Transportation from Sta. Cruz to Lumot is limited and only available during day time. You will need to take a short boat ride from Lake Lumot Boat Terminal. There are boats available until 6PM. Boat fare is not included in booking.

Alternately, you can bring a car and use Waze or Google Maps to guide you with the best route to Lake Lumot. Parking is available at cost at the Lumot Boat Terminal.