Paseo Del Mar

Paseo del Mar is located in Zamboanga City. Construction of this seafront parkway took over four years. Moving and relocating the squatters in the area took a long time. There were over 280 families that had to be relocated.

Paseo del Mar is within the barangay of Zone IV and is only about 100 feet from Fort Pilar. There are several cement benches at the park and there is long walkway along the shoreline or break-water. In the afternoon when there are visitors, the bajao kids in their bancas paddle along the breakwater walkways and entice the visitors to throw coins into the sea water. It's fun to watch the badjaos dive and fetch the coin before it hits bottom.

To the south you can see the two santa cruz islands and the big Basilan Island.

At night Paseo del Mar is well lit and usually there are police officers around for security.

Lantaka Hotel is also only about 150 feet to the west of Paseo del Mar.

NOW, IT IS ONE OF THE BEST PLACE IN ZAMBOANGA CITY... If you are looking for the recreation,, you can actually visit to this please and have a relaxation and funny moment with your family and friends...  

Children can have a happy moment at night in this place because of the different lights and amazing effects of it....



ABOUT FOODS?

For every minimal fee you can eat in the different small restaurant at night most of there restaurant offered unlimited rice with matching drinks.They also offered a native food like papaitan at kambingan restaurant and tyula itum the tausug delecacy... For those kids, You can bring them at dunking donuts restaurant and other food court that sealing ice creams..For those Brkadas or friends they can dine in at the the food court who sells street foods like isaw, Tempura, Fish ball, etch..,. The foods at this place is affordable and makes you happy..

Musically gyrating dancing fountain:

you will be comfortably seated while watching the musically gyrating dancing fountain show for just minimal fee. They feature 6 songs per show. The water at the fountain dance amazingly with the music and especial effects of lights... 

You can actually watch the sunset at this place and watch those badjao people dancing and singing at the sea...