Patio Isabel Swimming Pool

Sleeping late and trying to learn to swim the next day will likely result in a frustrating and less effective learning experience due to fatigue, poor coordination, and lower mental alertness. Swimming is a full-body workout that requires significant energy and focus, which are both diminished by sleep deprivation.

Here is what would likely happen:
Quicker Fatigue: You will feel tired much faster than usual. Because swimming engages almost every major muscle group, a tired body runs out of energy (glycogen) faster.
Difficulty Learning Motor Skills: Swimming involves complex movements. Lack of sleep impairs the brain's ability to coordinate these movements, making it harder to learn proper technique, such as the timing of strokes and breathing.
Reduced Focus and Slower Reaction Times: Your attention span will be shorter, and your reaction times will be slower, which can make it hard to focus on instructor feedback or manage breathing.
Increased Perceived Effort: The workout will feel much harder than it actually is, making it difficult to push yourself, which may cause you to feel discouraged.
Increased Safety Risk: Due to slower reaction times and reduced coordination, the risk of fatigue-related accidents or muscle cramps increases.

Why Dri-fit clothing is not allowed as swimwear:
Dri-fit clothing is generally not allowed as swimwear because it is designed for land-based athletic activity rather than water. It becomes heavy and baggy when soaked, causing drag that hinders swimming and presents safety risks. Furthermore, it can shed fibers that clog filtration systems, and the fabric degrades in chlorine or salt. Water.
• Safety and Hygiene: Dri-fit fabric can become cumbersome when wet and unlike proper swimwear, it can trap bacteria, impacting pool hygiene.
• Water Management: The material can become heavy, increasing the risk of accidents.
• Filtration System Damage: The fabric can release lint that clogs the pool’s filter.
• Fabric Damage: Regular immersion in salt or chlorine water breaks down the material’s integrity.
General athletic apparel in not considered appropriate attire for swimming facilities

In-House Learn to Swim Program:
Year-round learn to swim program for 3 years old up to senior.
Fee: 4,500 pesos/head inclusive of the swim instructor and pool fee for 10 sessions per head, 1 hour of instruction, and 30 minutes of practice time per session.
Schedule: 8 am, 9 am, 3 pm, and 4 pm. daily.
Monday to Friday schedule (cut-off every wednesday)
Weekends only (No cut-off)
Full payment upon enrollment
Non-refundable and non-transferable.
Effectivity: Must finish 10 sessions within three months.
Coach Raul Garcia
It still depends on the students willingness to learn to swim or not, we cannot guarantee that the student will learn to swim.
Learn to swim well is an asset for life.

Swimming Pool Rules and why we inspect your swimwear before you pay for your pool fee? (Updated 2026)
Swimming Pool Rules
• Swimming pool fee is PHP 200/head for adults and kids (one year old and up). Patrons who will just accompany their siblings or friends must also pay the pool fee if they want to stay in the pool area.
• PWD and Senior Citizens must present their valid ID to avail of a discount.
• Patron/s will be issued a table/s and chair/s for use within the swimming pool deck. No corkage fee on food and drinks. No cottage fees.
• Please wear proper swimwear. As alternative swimwear examples are board-shorts, cycling shorts with no padding, Taslan shorts, quick-dry shorts. Only white cotton t-shirts are allowed. No colored shirts except rash guards.
• Management reserves the right to refuse service to customers.
• The swimming pool is only open from 8 am to 5 pm, No night/overnight swimming.
• Pets are not allowed at Patio Isabel Swimming Pool.
• Portable speakers are not allowed in the swimming pool deck.
• There are no electrical outlets within the swimming pool deck
• Patio Isabel Swimming Pool accepts walk-ins daily unless there is a closure announcement from our page/Patio Isabel Swimming Pool.
Why Can’ I swim in my clothes?
Any “colored” or “dyed” material (unless specifically made for swimming) can bleed into the pool affecting water chemistry and balance. (This is also a reason for turbidity in pool.)
Cotton and similar materials can absorb the chemicals in the water, causing the water to become less effective at maintaining the proper chemical balance or may cloud the water.
Street clothes can be dirty and will add dirt to the pool water. They can transport airborne contaminants and f***l matter, which will contaminate the pool water.
Cotton can also break down the water and clog the filters.
Swimsuit material is generally made of Lycra and Nylon, which are non-absorbent materials for swimming and are the best fabrics for proper swim attire and do not weigh down swimmers in the water.

Merry Christmas and a Prosperous Healthy New Year to all

Please be advised that swimming pool will be closed on the following dates:
December 25, 2025 - Christmas Day
January 01, 2026 - New Year's Day

We are open on the following dates from 8 am to 5 pm:

November 01, 2025
November 02, 2025
November 30, 2025

Please be advised that Patio Isabel Swiumming Pool is back to normal daily operations, water quality has been restored.

Please be advised that Patio Isabel Swimming Pool will be closed for the rest of the day due to pool water issues.

Please be advised that we are open on May 01, 2025, Labor Day