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| Location and Geography |
Ternate is found at the northern tip of Cavite. To its southwest lies the town of Maragondon and to its southeast lies the town of Naic. It is approximately 60 kilometers from Manila.
Cavite lies at the southwest of Manila Bay across the Bataan Peninsula and extends eastward along the shoreline until it reaches the historic Zapote Bridge. It is bounded by the province of Rizal and Laguna in the east; by Batangas in the south; by China Sea in the west.
Area Covered
9.46 hectares (non-contiguous) |
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| Project Description |
The Philippine Tourism Authority obtained the property through a series of acquisitions from private individuals. It is ideal for housing or inland resort development projects. The land is adjacent to the Ternate Beach Resort where you can find some of the finest beaches nearest to Manila. The property sits on a sloping terrain that provides an excellent vista of Corregidor Island and a panoramic view of the famous Manila sunset.
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| Mode of Privatization |
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| Project’s Tourism Strengths |
- The property is near Metro Manila and is adjacent to an exquisite shoreline. In the pipeline are
confirmed government infrastructure projects for major road development.
- Proximity to Industrial Zones within Cavite.
- The area is an established tourist destination as evidenced by the existence of two 5 - star
resorts.
- The property has an abundance of fruit-bearing trees, and bamboo groves.
- The roads leading to the property provides a scenic view of Manila Bay and Cavite’s historic
towns.
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| Market Image/Position |
The Ternate property is envisioned as a premiere tourist destination nearest Metro Manila that will provide excellent housing and recreational facilities to its local populace, Metro Manila residents, nearby provinces, and the industrial zones within the province of Cavite.
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| Tourist Arrival in Region IV (1997 –2001) |
 The region is one of the most preferred tourist destinations in the Philippines. Tourists flocking to the area averaged 2,653,304 for the last five years. Year 2001 is a banner year, registering 4,483,874 visitors at year end.
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| Tourist Arrival By Place of Origin (2001) |
Majority of foreign tourists came from Korea, Japan, Germany, U.S., Canada & France. The bulk of tourist arrivals in the region are made up of local vacationers / travelers and balikbayans.
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| How to get there |
Going to Ternate takes 1 ˝ - 2 hours by car, depending on the traffic. Upon exit at the Manila-Cavite coastal road, turn right to Gen. Aguinaldo Highway. You will pass through the historic towns of Bacoor, Gen. Trias, Tanza, and Naic before reaching the town of Ternate. Take the road leading to Puerto Azul and you will find a conspicuous sign marking the PTA property. There are public transports regularly plying the Manila-Ternate route. Traveling by bus may take 3 hours.
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