Philippines - all beaches

What can I say, this place never disappoints. We were fortunate to have beautiful weather that day, which made the water crystal clear. We did more than just dip our toes in the water. Walking along the beach with its velvety sand is also a delightful experience. The downside is the sandflies, which will make you itch within a day or two.

This was our final stop on Tour C. To get here, we had to swim a considerable distance. Because we arrived in the late afternoon, the waves were larger, which added an extra challenge to the swim. However, it was definitely worth it.

We really enjoyed this beach as an alternative stop for Tour C on windy days! It's a great spot for snorkelling since it's well protected.

We had a fantastic day trip to this beach. Just be aware that the road leading to the resort is quite narrow. However, the resort offers parking spaces for guests. The area may not be very large, but it is well-maintained and clean. They serve delicious food and drinks, but you are also allowed to bring your own (with corkage fee). If you wish to stay overnight, they have casitas available, and they even have a function hall for events. As for activities, you can enjoy floating on a balsa, riding a water pedal bike, kayaking, and even take a boat service to miracle island.

The highlights of our stay were the well-maintained swimming pool and the beautiful view from the restaurant. However, we were disappointed by the lack of upkeep and the ongoing construction, which caused disturbances such as loud banging noises. We even overheard a heated argument between a man and a woman on the beach. While Punta Ballo Beach may appear appealing from a distance, we were disappointed to find a significant amount of litter and unsuitable conditions for swimming due to the shallow and rocky water. Overall, it wasn't a terrible experience, but I would recommend waiting until the construction is completed, possibly around 2024, if you plan on visiting Punta Ballo.

This beach is a great spot to unwind and enjoy some peace and quiet away from the crowds. It's a hidden gem on the island and the owners were very friendly and accommodating. The entrance fee of 30 Pesos per person seems reasonable. Additionally, they offer cooking services upon request and have a wide variety of drinks available. We suggest using a dirt bike to reach the beach as the road can be quite rough.