Avenida de Azucao
Guests enter the sitio through a replica of an acient bridge made from antique bricks. The paved walk is flanked by reflecting pools panted to azucao-lotus plants once in great abundance in Paoay Lake. Large cacti of different varieties, maguey plants, kalanuchi, and other local plants line both sides of the avenida. The fourteen Stations of the Cross are placed on cement plinths in the shape of lotus flowers.
Centro Iloco de Juan Luna
This fully air-conditioned conference hall, reminiscent of the turn of the century Spanish meeting place can accommodate 75 – 100 people. It is ideal for conferences, retreats and other social gatherings.
The inaugural of the Centro was held during the 150th Anniverasry of the Ilocano artist, Juan Luna. In its walls are paintings by contemporary artists, inspired by this great painter, the pride of all Filipinos.
Teatro Iloco and Plaza
The Teatro and Plaza is envisioned to be the site of Ilocano cultural presentations, like the dallut, zarzuela and the comedia. It can also be a perfect venue for tertulias and alfresco dinners for birthdays and reunions. A beautiful fountain and a terra cotta mural honoring the Lady of Good Voyage grace this plaza.
Capilla de San Miguel
Dedicated to San Miguel, patron saint of Currimao, the chapel is the heart of the sitio, with side altars honoring St. Anthony of Padua and Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage. An oil painting of San Roque, portraits of the four evangelists, and a beaten silver artwork of the Holy family adorn tge stark walls of the edifice and interiors brightened only by the original stained glass window designed by Antonio Leano. The chandelier lighting the chapel ceiling once adorned the Quiapo Church.
Traditional reading of the Lord’s Passion, referred to in the vernacular as pasyon, are held on Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Masses, weddings and other religious celebrations may be arranged.
Infinity Pool and Jacuzzi
The Infinity Pool and Jacuzzi are situated with a wide view of the sea and sky.
Lakô
The beachfront gift shop that offers an array of Ilocano items, Inabel cloth, unique souvenirs, local delicacies by order, Paintings and art works from various artists including famed artists from “Salingpusa”.
Torre ni Mariano
In the olden times, the South China Sea shoreline was dotted by many watchtowers, as a deterrent to sea pirates. Almost all, except a vestige of one remains in Currimao in a Sitio appropriately called Torre. From the available pictures of these watchtowers, a replica was built in the seaside of Sitio Remedios, the facade of which, the logo of the village was derived from. It is a windy viewing deck to watch fishermen take out to sea and in the afternoon, a perfect place to sip a cold drink as the sun sets in the expansive horizon of the South China Sea.
