I'm not here to talk about the podiums for these events, if you want to check them out. Go here. I just want to talk about how killer this place sounds and how bad I want to take a little trip to check it out for myself. Might be time to start putting some change away though. A flight over to the Philippines is anything but cheap. Everything I looked at is around $2000 and up. Once you're there though, you can get out of there without spending much money at all and having an amazing time. Accomodations start as low as $4 located right in the complex. You might not be getting much more than a bed but what else do you need.
But let me get to the good part. The wakeboarding cable park was probably the main reason this park started, (which is a crazy story in itself) but I'll hit on that later. But that's not the only thing to do in the CWC. LRay Villafuerte, Camarine Sur's governor said,
Not to mention, you're in the Philippines, don't do anything if you don't want to. You're in paradise...relax!"My goal is to make our province the Disneyland of action sports."
He didn't waste any time. In less than a year there was "a skate
park, a BMX dirt park, a motocross track, and an ATV course"
(Wakeboarding Magazine, June 2007)
So back to the way this place all started, this Governor Villafuerte's son, Miguel, was scanning the net and came across wakeboarding, thought it looked cool, and approached his pops and talked him into a board and a PWC. Governor Villafuerte realized that wakeboarding could be a big boost to tourism in the province. He and Miguel did a little research checking out other parks and bam! CWC was born.
So if anyone feels like donating a couple thousand to a worthy cause of sending me over to the Philippines for about a week, feel free. It's all for research purposes of course to make sure this blog is accurate.
If ya wanna check out some sweet vids, youtube has plenty on CWC. check em out and enjoy.
LESS THAN 2 MONTHS AWAY FROM BEING ABLE TO GO RIDE!