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Yellow Slipper is our ideal footprint on Earth - friendly, uncomplicated, and private.
The entire property is exclusively yours for your stay.
We are your sanctuary and staff, waiting to welcome you home by the beach.
Uwi na po tayo sa Yellow Slipper!
Living on the Property
Four aircon cottages and two cabanas fit 17 guests.
Bestseller Pinoy-style boodle fight
Flexible food service options
Coffee by our hut beside the river with a view of the mountains
Life is uncomplicated in our community at Barangay Lomboy (Population: 800+), Cabangan town, Zambales.
We’ll give you tips on sights and people to stop for on the way here for a taste of the quintessential rural life you crave.
Meet the staff that make Yellow Slipper your beach home.
We are a mix of Lorna and Arnold, a husband-and-wife team, are stay-in caretakers at Yellow Slipper; and hometown folks such as Glenn, our all-around construction and maintenance man; Rowell, our resident local electrician and logistics man, and Rey, who can be found carving fruit for boodle fight meals.
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On social media answering your questions and making your arrangements is Brenda, our property manager.
Bring your Children
We are a home with child-friendly comforts.
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Dining: 2 high chairs, a kiddie table and chairs, utensils and cups
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Bathroom: stepstool to reach the sink, and potty seat converters
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Play: shallow inflatable pools with slide and balls (P 500 whole day), beach toys and 24-inch swim rings for 6-10 year old
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Safety : lifevests as needed for balsa ride and swimming
Bring Your Pet
Pet guests are welcome for a one-time charge of P 250. Please have them in diapers indoors. If outdoors, please clean up after them.
We have our own friendly dog, Lino, who helps guard the premises.
Meet Marissa, Our Homeowner
I would encounter the word “kairos”, in the mass I regularly attend. Kairos - an opportune or fitting time. A Kairos moment - God’s appointed moment to act. This is how the Yellow Slipper and I came to own each other.
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I had always loved the water so much so, that my Lola Geling made her fish ponds into a pool for me. But vacations were rare when I was in the news business, where I worked for 35 years. And vacations detached from work were impossible. After all, “hindi natutulog ang balita”.
Short trips to the Yellow Slipper were ideal. I love the privacy, its smallness, the simplicity of community life.
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When I ended my stint as Sr. VP for News and Public Affairs in October 2022, it was Kairos. A fitting time when Yellow Slipper needs my strengths and values, and I need Yellow Slipper to learn new things and make new friends. Uwi na po tayo.