Seven Seas Waterpark and Resort

There is this newly-opened tourist destination in Opol, Misamis Oriental that has been attracting many visitors these days: The Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort. At first, you’ll probably think it is just for kids, but once you’re there, you’ll realize that it is in fact a great place for all – for kids (and kids at heart 😀 ), for barkadas. It is for the whole family who wants to have a place to relax, for a weekend getaway, or a place to celebrate a special occasion.

Seven Seas Waterpark and Resort has “pirates” theme. That’s why even its amenities were named following this concept. You will surely enjoy its Treasure Island, the Pirate Lookout Tower, the Shipwreck Island, among other pirate-inspired designs. Apart from those, the waterpark also have different slides (it has the longest slide known in Mindanao, and, perhaps, in the Philippines) that both kids and adults can enjoy. But, of course, some of the rides are not for the faint-hearted. haha!

RATES

Yes, I know, I know, you want to ask about the rates, so here it is:

Check out the rates at Seven Seas Waterpark Resort, Opol, Misamis Oriental
The rates at Seven Seas Waterpark Resort

AMENITIES

For you to get a glimpse of Seven Seas and its amenities, I am sharing below some of the photos I have taken.

The Buccaneer Bay at Seven Seas Waterpark and Resort
The Buccaneer Bay at Seven Seas Waterpark and Resort: One of the largest dual wave pools in the Philippines
Fast Food inside Seven Seas
This fast food inside the Seven Seas Waterpark and Resort sells selections of foods at reasonable prices.
Cyclone Slide at Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort, Opol, Misamis Oriental
Cyclone Slide at Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
The Buccaneer Bay, Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
Another shot of the Buccaneer Bay from above
Different slides at Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
Aerial view of different slides at Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort.
Shipwreck Island
The Shipwreck Island (with pirate ship) – one of the attractions you can find inside the Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
The Buccaneer Bay, Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort, Opol, Misamins Oriental
The Buccaneer Bay, which features a dual wave pool, is one of the main attractions inside the Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort.
 Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
One of the longest slides inside Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
 Buccaneer Bay, Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort, Opol, Misamins Oriental
And here’s another shot of the Buccaneer Bay
 Mighty Maui River, Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
The Mighty Maui River

Umbrella Collages, Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort, Opol, Misamins Oriental
Umbrella Collages are available for rent inside the Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort.
The Pirate Caraibes, Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
The Pirate Caraibes, an aqua playhouse, intended for kids.
Cyclone Slide at Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
Another shot of the Cyclone Slide
Plank Drop at Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort
Don’t miss to try Plank Drop when you visit Seven Seas Waterpark & Resort. Not all can dare this almost-vertical slide. (Disclosure: I was not able to try it too…but I felt how intense it was after asking those who tried about their experience).

The Buccaneer Bay at Seven Seas Waterpark and Resort

 

HOW TO GET THERE

Major airlines in the Philippines have daily flights to Laguindingan Airport, the primary airport that is serving Northern Mindanao, including Cagayan de Oro and the rest of region.

From the airport, you have several options. You can ride a shuttle van, a taxi, or even a motorcycle. Feel free to choose based on your budget, convenience and schedule tolerance.

If you are on a tight budget, you can ride a motorcycle from the airport to the main highway, which costs from 40-50 pesos per person or even lower than that (depending on your haggling skills); then, at the highway-airport road junction, you can ride a jeepney, bus, or a shuttle van plying the Misamis-CDO highway. Tell the driver that you are going to Seven Seas. He should drop you off along the highway nearest to the resort (as for me, the driver dropped me off at CDO Highway-Bulua Mini Market junction). The fare should be around 40 pesos. From there you can ride a tricycle to the resort that costs 8 pesos per person.

You may want to choose riding a shuttle van from the airport. This is more convenient but expect to pay199 pesos from airport to Bulua Mini Market junction, then ride a tricycle (or motorcycle) going to the resort. .

The most convenient and the fastest way to reach the place is to ride a taxi; however, it is, by far, the most expensive.

Tip: Regardless of your transportation of choice, always have your Google Maps with you. Believe me, it will be very useful for direction guide.

SEVEN SEAS FAST FACTS

Below are some other things about the resort that you will find useful if you visit the place:

  • Bringing food inside the resort is strictly prohibited; they will be confiscated at the entrance
  • Proper swimming attire is required; cotton and garments with zipper also are not allowed when taking the slides
  • Camera (e.g. DSLR, point and shoot, action cam) is not allowed when taking the slides
  • Some slides are not allowed for children
  • Lockers are available for your valuables at 50 pesos each
  • Fast food chain, restaurants are available inside the resort at reasonable prices
  • Taking the Cyclone slide requires 4 persons; however, if you are alone, you can ask other group to join you in (there are those who come in pair or three’s)

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9 thoughts on “Seven Seas Waterpark and Resort

  1. mary Clariza esta says:

    do you have any room available for overnight stay?? what are the rates?
    thank you..

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    1. meanttogo says:

      Hi, the last time we went there, there were no rooms yet for overnight stay… they said they were under construction…am not sure if they are done now… please contact Seven Seas directly for this particular query.

      Thanks for visiting MeantToGo.

      – Roy

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  2. Roselle says:

    My siblings and I are planning to go there this coming weekend and we are all excited to see and experience the place. I’m familiar with the place but not with the exact location of the resort and the means in order to get there. Your blog is a great help for us!
    Thank you very much for sharing your experiences!
    Godspeed!

    Reply
    1. meanttogo says:

      You’re welcome, Roselle!

      Thanks for visiting my blog. 🙂

      Reply
  3. Jhoe mejas says:

    What kind or types of camera are allowed to use when you take a slides..?

    Reply
    1. meanttogo says:

      Hello,

      When I went there, all types of camera were not allowed when taking the slides [use of cameras was allowed (I and believe still is) to a certain group called Project Lupad]… however, if you just want to go up on their pirate towers to take pix of the resort, any type of camera is allowed.

      – Roy

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  4. Michelle says:

    How much time did it take you to get from Laguidingan airport to Seven Seas?

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