A Taste of Tarsier Botanika
The journey to Tarsier Botanika wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be.
Getting lost wasn’t how I expected my day to start but the sweet welcoming smiles of Tarsier Botanika’s guards pacified my patience.
But it wasn’t just the guards who made me completely comfortable and anger free, it was the beautiful scenery that was Tarsier Botanika.
A place full of green, gorgeous and greatness.
Tarsier Botanika is a resort that merge Mother Earth with Modern Living. It’s 3 minutes away from the main road and finding it might be a little tough for some especially for the directionless like me.
Our motley crew of hungry men and women were lead to Tarsier Botanika’s restaurant aptly called Tarsier Paprika.
Food is good. No, food is GREAT.
These pictures don’t show justice
It was excruciating to move away from the food but the mouth watering site we went to was making my eyes full with beauty.
Their seaside private cove is instagram worthy. They had this greek cliff style motif.
Tarsier Botanika is a perfect place for the writer who wants to reconnect his soul with nature without having to go to the jungle to do that.
Meditation, yoga, tai chi!
Relaxation is Tarsier Botanika’s middle name.
The resort has 12 grand villas, architectural beauties in their own ways. These villas are classified into four types:
Garden Villa, Family Villa, Honeymoon Villa and the Pool Villa
But great food and a heavenly escapade isn’t what Tarsier Botanika only has to offer.
There are Lusitano stallions, all the way from Portugal available for a ride Tarsier Equestria. If you’re not interested in some horsing around, stable management 101 is being taught by the owner herself, Patricia Moussempes too!
Majestic beasts, tamed but wild!
If there is one thing that perfectly sums up my Tarsier Botanika experience, it’s this picture:
