THE LAST FRONTIER

Palawan. Known as The Last Ecological Frontier of the Philippines, this vast landscape of stunning countryside, remote white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and terrestrial and aquatic wildlife, is the center of Sta. Lucia’s newest development, Catalina Lake Residences.

PUERTO PRINCESA

The capital of Palawan, centrally-located Puerto Princesa is the gateway to paradise.  This coastal city of contrasts boasts of a thriving restaurant scene, hotels, malls, and supermarkets, co-existing with mountain-framed remote beaches, a stunning countryside and the most exotic wildlife. It is home to the UNESCO World Heritage site – the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park. At over 8 kilometers in length, it is reputably the longest underground river in the world.

EL NIDO and CORON

In the northern-most part of Palawan lie the municipalities of El Nido and Coron. Endowed with a coastline lined with white sand coves, towering limestone cliffs, coral reefs teeming with diverse marine life, turquoise-colored lakes and lagoons, and WWII shipwrecks.

DIVE INTO PARADISE

In the center of all this natural magnificence is Catalina Lake Residences. Set right on the doorstep of beautiful Puerto Princesa, Catalina Lake Residences is an idyllic lakeside landscape unlike any other. Wake up to the cool breeze and beautiful Balayong trees that adorn the 33-hectare property, with the jewel that is our very own Lake Catalina right at the center of it all. Indulge in yourself in all of Palawan’s natural splendor with a home unlike any other.

Located right along the National Highway, Catalina Lake Residences finds the perfect balance between privacy and accessibility. A mere 35 minutes from Puerto Princesa International Airport, and 3 kilometers away from Robinson’s Place Palawan, everything you need is right at your fingertips. A 300-meter walk going south from the Palawan Baywalk Park, is the 19th century Immaculate Conception Cathedral.

Ten minutes north of the city proper, is scenic Honda Bay. Residents encounter marine wildlife in one of the best snorkeling spots in the Philippines, right in their backyard.