There are 29 Beach Casitas each with direct access to the white sandy beach. The casitas are set in twin-roofed bungalows, their design is inspired by bahay kubo (the indigenous house of the Philippines). Inside the decoration reflects the bungalow’s island location and combines the textures and colors of pebblewashed walls, rattan furniture, wooden shutters, coconut-shell tables and traditional Palawan rice and knife baskets. The casitas have king-size beds, outdoor decks with comfortable lounge areas and en-suite bathrooms with twin vanities and a large bathtub.

There are two Deluxe Hillside Casitas boasting truly outstanding views of the Sulu Sea and nearby islands. The casitas are set in a twin-roofed bungalows, their design is inspired by the native Filipino dwelling the bahay kubo. Inside the décor reflects the bungalow’s island location and combines the textures and colors of pebblewashed walls, rattan furniture, wooden shutters, coconut-shell tables and traditional Palawan rice and knife baskets. The casitas have king-size beds, outdoor decks with a comfortable lounge area and en-suite bathrooms with twin basins and a large bathtub.

There are five Hillside Casitas offering uninterrupted sea views. The casitas are set in twin-roofed bungalows, their design is inspired by the native Filipino house the bahay kubo. Inside the decoration reflects the bungalow’s island location and combines the textures and colors of pebblewashed walls, rattan furniture, wooden shutters, coconut-shell tables and traditional Palawan rice and knife baskets. The casitas have king-size beds, outdoor decks with a comfortable lounge area and en-suite bathrooms with twin basins and a large bathtub.

There are four Treetop Casitas all positioned on higher ground above the tree-line. The casitas are set in twin-roofed bungalows, their design is inspired by the native Filipino dwelling; bahay kubo. Inside the décor reflects the bungalow’s island location and combines the textures and colors of pebble washed walls, rattan furniture, wooden shutters, coconut-shell tables and traditional Palawan rice and knife baskets. The casitas have king-size beds, outdoor decks with comfortable lounge areas and en-suite bathrooms with twin basins and a large bathtub.

There are is a select amount of private villa homes located just a stone’s throw from the sea, which can be rented or even bought. The villas have either one, two or four bedrooms, private pools and gardens, and separate dining and living areas. Each villa has their own team of dedicated staff including a cook and a housekeeper. Villa guests can enjoy full use of all Amanpulo facilities and services.

The 114-foot swimming pool emulates the Sulu Sea with its warm inviting water and aqua colored tiles. The pool is secluded and tranquil with bordering bougainvillea trellises. Guests can enjoy relaxing on the over-sized pillows and mattresses or lounging in the three spacious open-air salas dotted around the pool.

From its hilltop position, the Aman Spa looks out towards the sparkling turquoise Sulu Sea. The building is stylistically rustic and in keeping with its native surroundings, inside the quality of the facilities and treatments are world-class. Expect to see Asian and western inspired treatments such as massages, scrubs, body wraps and herbal steams. The spa contains individual treatment rooms with marvelous ocean views, the rooms contain deep-soaking bathtubs, washrooms, dressing areas and steam showers.The spa also offers a salon range of treatments including manicures, pedicures and hair treatments.

Enjoy browsing Palawan arts and handicrafts at the boutique and gallery, such as woven rugs, baskets, jewelry and pottery. As well as local and regional products, the boutique and gallery also display various antiques, furniture and gifts from the rest of Asia.

The dive center offers PADI courses ranging from beginer to Divemaster levels.

Next to the exotic Aman spa, there is a Yoga and Meditation Pavilion over looking the tranquil ocean. There is also a Fitness Pavilion comprising of a Pilates Studio and a fully-equipped gym. After a workout guests may take it easy in the outdoor relaxation areas or freshen up in the steam rooms and cold plunge pools.

Never fear forgetting reading material for your stay at Amanpulo. The library has plenty of books in several languages, travel guides, newspapers, magazines and coffee-table books on Philippine art, design and culture. Music lovers will enjoy browsing and listening to the collection of DVDs and CDs.

The Sea Sports Hut provides a variety of water sports equipment and boat, water sports, snorkeling and scuba diving trips and information.

The resort boasts four floodlit tennis courts and rest shelters. Tennis balls and rackets are available to hire and playing partners can be arranged.

The marble-top bar serves a range of beers, wines, cocktails and soft drinks, overlooking ocean and Manamoc Island.

The Beach Club is located on a white sandy beach reached by a small walkway through the green gardens from the pool. Guests may enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner and tapas in the sun or sat on reclining lounge chairs under shade umbrellas on deck. There is a comfy seating to kick-back with a drink in the open-air pavilion which is furnished with large mattresses and pillows. Expect to find fresh seafood, Spanish food and fresh salads.

Set on a bamboo raft afloat the Sulu Sea, the Kawayan Bar is the pefrect spot for lounging, swimming and snorkeling offshore. Guests may arrange to have picnics and private evening barbecues at the novel marine bar.

The Lagoon Club is located on the east side of the island, and serves food and drinks, look out for the speciality Vietnamese cuisine.

The resort restaurant overlooks Manamoc Island and the ocean. The all-day dining restaurant serves Asian and international food.

Windsurf Hut and Picnic Grove serve a large variety of pizzas cooked in a traditional wood-fired oven for lunch. Enjoy your lunch in a relaxed setting on the stunning beach.