CWC- Camarines Watersports Complex

Camsur Watersports Complex is a unique watersports park designed for wakeboarding, wakeskating and waterskiing. For beginner riders to the professional wakeboarders and skiiers from all over the world, CWC offers a 6-point cable ski system, coupled with restaurants, sand bars, spas, pro-shops and grand stands to hold guests. Riders can also enjoy their favorite water sports at night as the park will be equipped with spotlights that allow for it even to be open on evenings.* 

The beautiful Mount Isarog welcomed us gloriously when our plane landed in Bicolandia, my Mom's hometown. Since we were billeted at CWC for a night, we automatically had free airport-complex transfers. The weather was sunshiny, which I've been wishing for to extremely enjoy sight-seeing because it is known as one of the islands in the Philippines that is often visited by a typhoon. I was thankful.

Upon entering the complex's vicinities, we were impressed with how massive the area and gracious the staff were. The structures were well-maintained and as expected, foreign tourists abound.

Tiki huts as my background

We booked in advance for a Tiki hut for P1,100 pesos only($25.8), good for two persons with a queen-sized bed and an airconditioner. I love it that it's just a few steps away from the swimming pool area but I dislike that you will get to use a common bathroom. On a positive note, it was just at the back of our hut and is very well-maintained.

We had our breakfast at the clubhouse. We found out that prices were a little bit pricey which is understandable. We weren't in the mood to try wakeboarding and just contented ourselves in watching and taking shots of the riders. 

By lunchtime, we rode a jeep and had a brief Naga city tour, I will have a separate post on this soon. 

We return to the complex hoping that we could at least dip into the pool. Unfortunately, it was too windy and cold to do so. Arthritis-inviting baga. Lol!

My husband told me that we could've skipped CWC, since we're not that keen in trying their watersports activities anyway. Or a day trip could have been enough. On a lighter note, I appreciate that we had a not too tight schedule that day which is really my kind of vacation. Untouristy and laid-back, even got to chat with some of the locales. Yun pala we'll have an entirely different experience on our next destination, ala Survivor, which was Caramoan. 

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Camsur Watersports Complex Office:
Provincial Capitol Complex
Cadlan, Pili, Camarines Sur
Contact Number: (054) 4773344 / (054) 4773349
Fax Number: +63(54) 477-5162
E-mail: infocamsur@gmail.com

Website: CWC*