Club Noah Resort is designed to be a model-case for eco-tourism.  With administrative authority over one mile radius of the island, Club Noah has slowly brought the reefs of Isabelle back to life.

Club Noah Isabelle takes its name from an old Spanish fort that sits near the harbor of  Taytay town in Northeastern  Palawan. Puerto de Sta Isabel, named in honor of Spain's Queen Isabela II, was built to protect the local townspeople from 18th century pirates.

Club Noah Isabelle consist of fifty cabañas. Each cabaña is situated over the water, connected to land by a short walkway. Fish use the shallow water as nurseries, so the waters are teeming with life. Occasionally, harmless baby sharks have been spotted feeding on the fish under the cabañas. Each cabaña also has its own balcony where you can sit back and relax with all the luxuries of room service.

Club Noah Isabelle Cabañas 1 to 16 line the east side of the cove, and 17 to 30 line the west side. These are single storey huts that can accommodate a maximum of three occupants. The view from the balcony of these cabañas overlooks Taytay bay.

Club Noah Isabelle Cabañas 31 to 50 are duplex-style split levels that are ideal for families. Two single beds occupy the first floor while twin semi-double beds are on the second. In these cabañas you have all the room you need for excited children bouncing off the walls, or for all your friends. The view from these cabañas faces the west, so every evening, you're in for a treat when the sun sets.