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Project Profile · Sitio Bubusawin, Barangay Apurawan, Aborlan (West Coast), Palawan

Where the fairway meets the coast.

A premier international-standard 18-hole golf course, a nature-based Eco Park, and a luxury HALAL beachfront resort — shaping the future of golf, hospitality, and tourism excellence in Southeast Asia.

18

Hole Championship Golf Course

140

Luxury Villas & Residences

45

Minutes from Puerto Princesa

24.5B

PHP Total Investment

World’s Best Island — Travel + Leisure 2013, 2016, 2017 Condé Nast 2020 Readers’ Choice, Best Islands in Asia Cove-Protected & Typhoon-Free Coastline International-Standard 18-Hole Golf Course Luxury HALAL Beachfront Hospitality World’s Best Island — Travel + Leisure 2013, 2016, 2017 Condé Nast 2020 Readers’ Choice, Best Islands in Asia Cove-Protected & Typhoon-Free Coastline International-Standard 18-Hole Golf Course Luxury HALAL Beachfront Hospitality

The Vision

“A landmark integrated tourism, recreation, wellness, and conservation destination on Palawan’s protected west coast.”

The Palawan Golf Course and Eco Park Resort unites golf tourism, eco-tourism, wellness, family recreation, and Muslim-friendly hospitality within a single coordinated master plan — broadening Palawan’s premium tourism offerings for visitors from the Philippines, ASEAN markets, the Gulf Cooperation Council, and beyond.

The vision is to establish a globally competitive coastal destination where luxury tourism and responsible environmental stewardship operate together — balancing guest facilities with protected landscapes, native vegetation, and carefully managed recreation zones.

The Concept

Three pillars, one destination

Every element of the master plan is organized around three complementary components, designed to reduce dependence on any single visitor segment.

I. Golf

International-Standard 18-Hole Golf Course

Palawan’s potential first international-standard course — designed to host regional tournaments, private corporate events, ASEAN golf competitions, and luxury golf travel experiences.

II. Eco Park

Nature-Based Eco Park & Conservation Area

The project’s conservation, recreation, and environmental education component — extending guest length of stay with non-golf attractions for families and nature-oriented visitors.

III. Resort

Luxury HALAL Beach Resort

A beachfront hospitality concept for travelers from Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore, the GCC, and the wider international market.

400,000

Sq.M. Golf Course

35,000

Sq.M. 5-Star Hotel

Typhoon-Free

Cove-Protected Coastline

$230M

Approx. USD Investment

Renderings

The vision, rendered

Concept visualizations of the golf course, marina, resort podium, and arrival experiences across the property.

Location

A protected west-coast setting

Sitio Bubusawin, Barangay Apurawan, Municipality of Aborlan (West Coast), Palawan — adjacent to Puerto Princesa City.

01

45 minutes from Puerto Princesa

A fully concreted road connects the site to Puerto Princesa City International Airport.

02

Cove-type & typhoon-free

Shielded from the Low Pressure Area (“Amihan”) and monsoon swells (“Habagat”) by its cove geography.

03

Earthquake-free positioning

Located well away from any identified fault line

04

Flat, forested terrain

Coconut groves and level ground bordering more than a kilometer of white-sand beach.

05

Tourism Development Area

Zoned for tourism-related activities and facilities under Aborlan’s approved Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
 

Investment Snapshot

A diversified, phased investment

Funded and approved by Kronenthal Holdings Inc. Figures summarized from the project’s cost breakdown; full detail is available in the downloadable Project Profile.

 

Key competitive advantages

01. Integrated golf–eco park–resort concept

A distinctive multi-attraction destination that broadens the visitor base beyond golfers.
 

02. HALAL luxury hospitality

Appeals to Muslim travelers while remaining welcoming to the wider international market.
 

03. Palawan destination brand

Benefits directly from Palawan’s global recognition for nature, beaches, and premium tourism.
 

04. Diversified revenue model

Accommodation, golf, events, residences, wellness, Eco Park activity, and F&B combined.
 

05. Sustainability-led planning

Conservation zoning, efficient resource use, and long-term environmental monitoring.
 

Project Component & Estimated Cost

PHP 12.43B - Estimated Cost

Construction of 5-Star Hotel (35,000 sq.m.)

PHP 6.40B - Estimated Cost

International-Standard Golf Course (400,000 sq.m.)

PHP 2.63B - Estimated Cost

Two-Storey Single-Detached Villas (105 units)

PHP 525M - Estimated Cost

One-Storey Single-Detached Villas (35 units)

PHP 750M - Estimated Cost

Clubhouse Building (10,000 sq.m.)

PHP 275M - Estimated Cost

Marine Structure — Shore Villas, Footbridge & Yacht Port

PHP 1.00B - Estimated Cost

Land Development & Site Infrastructure

Total Estimated Investment:

PHP 24.5B

Key competitive advantages

01. Integrated golf–eco park–resort concept

A distinctive multi-attraction destination that broadens the visitor base beyond golfers.
 

02. HALAL luxury hospitality

Appeals to Muslim travelers while remaining welcoming to the wider international market.
 

03. Palawan destination brand

Benefits directly from Palawan’s global recognition for nature, beaches, and premium tourism.
 

04. Diversified revenue model

Accommodation, golf, events, residences, wellness, Eco Park activity, and F&B combined.
 

05. Sustainability-led planning

Conservation zoning, efficient resource use, and long-term environmental monitoring.
 

Environmental Approach

Planned with the landscape, not against it

Environmental planning begins with a biodiversity baseline study and habitat mapping, establishing conservation zones and buffers before finalizing the golf, resort, and visitor areas.

 

Native Landscaping

Tree retention, habitat corridors, and minimized building footprints throughout the master plan.

 

Water Stewardship

Rainwater harvesting, water-efficient fixtures, and treated wastewater reused for irrigation.

 

Solar-Ready Infrastructure

Energy-efficient buildings, electric golf carts and guest shuttles, shaded pedestrian connections.

 

Responsible Operations

Waste segregation, composting, reduced single-use plastics, and local supplier sourcing.

 

Project Documents

Explore the full project profile

Download the complete documentation for detailed cost breakdowns, construction schedules, cash-flow projections, and zoning certifications.

 

Project Profile

Full brochure with executive summary, renders, cost breakdown, and cashflow in Philippine Peso.

 

Presentation Deck

Concept renders, site plan, and location highlights in a shareable slide format.