Eats’ Coast in Basiao
Barangay Basiao in Ivisan town is a hidden gem in the province of Capiz.
It is where you can enjoy and experience the best beach escape and laid-back stretch of fine sand.
Basiao is home to many beach resorts; one of them is the Eats’ Coast, owned by Imelda Valdisimo. Imelda received a lot as inheritance from her parents that she turned into a resort later on.
Imelda’s membership at CARD Bank for six years helped her fund the capital needed for her beach resort. Her resort provides affordable events place and room accommodation perfect for backpackers and family gatherings.
The highlight of their resort is the sumptuous seafood they serve for their tourists such as shrimps, crabs, oysters, and fishes.
For her next loan cycle at the Bank, Imelda plans to build fully airconditioned rooms in the resort to make the tourists more comfortable. CARD Bank is operational in Capiz since 2007 serving more than 244,000 clients with 99% repayment rate.
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