The entrance fee is 90 pesos per person. Another 90 pesos for the huge slides. The beach area is quite clean. The infinity pool is clean with a water fountain. We did not bring food so we ate at the restaurant. The food was good and prices were reasonable. There was a small trampoline and we had fun jumping up... More

Bluejaz is the only place i have been too on Samal Island and I must say its really nice! The pools and the beach are sooooo clear and clean and the food there is very good and reasonably priced. I would suggest going during the week to beat the weekend crowds. We went on a Thursday and almost had the... More

quiet a good resort but like a lot of places here in the Philippines it needs to have attention to detail and finishing service is ok but when busy difficult to get served at your table so you are better off going to the bar direct, the water slides need to have more water flowing down them as you seem... More

BlueJaz Resort is just minutes from the ferry. It's really nice. I rode a moto down with the family. The entrance fee is $90 pesos per person. This place is in my opinion the best for those traveling with small children and teenagers. There is a little pool area for them to play and there are slides for them as... More

the open cottages are so close to each other you can't relax because the place is so crowded, it is best if they will rearrange the open cottages and tables... More

This is a review of the water park areas of Bluejaz Resort in Samal Island, Davao. For pools, guests can choose from (a) a regular swimming pool with a fountain; (b) a kiddie pool with slides; and (c) a pool with giant slides. The cleanliness of (a) and (b) were dubious, but (c) looked pretty clean and was the best... More

I booked their Fiji room and it was huge! Room is nice and clean, they have a nice private beach but, their customer service kinda sucks.. food arrives late all the time! their staff are nice and friendly, its just that they cant keep up with the guests request because they're under staffed. More

I've only been on Bluejaz resort on day trips, so I know nothing about the accommodation facility. Bluejaz is the place I go to relax by the pool, eat well drink well. and when you want to get away from the city rush and noise if I'm going to put a finger on anything it is too few sunbeds. More

The BlueJaz resort was empty when i was there on a weekday in March 2011. I was staying next door at Paradise Island Resort ( very, very nice! My 3rd stay at PIR.) There was only one water slide open but we could still ride as many times as we liked with 0 lineups. There's a zip line there also,... More