Carmen: Eco-Tourism and Agri- Tourism

This is formerly known as Tamayo Training Center which was transformed to a place of adventure, fun and oneness with nature. The 14 hectare property is owned and managed by the provincial government. It was asset turned income generating property by the government. They offer different kinds of activities from board walk in mangrove area, bird watching, firefly tour during the night, picnic, to z

ip line adventure, trekking and kayaking. They also offer learning activities such as how to plant vegetables, rice and even making your own tuba. Its has training facilities that includes 2 conference rooms, 100 bed capacity living quarters for overnight stays, dining room and kitchen. For those visitors that like to have a more private room, there are 4 air-conditioned rooms available with twin beds and bath.