Busuanga island - all beaches

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.

This hidden gem of a beach is nestled away from the usual tourist hotspots, and requires a bit of adventurous off-road driving to reach. If you're on a motorbike, be sure to exercise caution. However, once you arrive, you'll be rewarded with a tranquil and secluded atmosphere that's perfect for relaxation. With few other visitors around, you can enjoy the pristine sands and crystal-clear waters in peace. If you're looking to extend your stay, you can rent a bungalow for the day and really soak up the serenity. When hunger strikes, there's a nearby restaurant that serves up mouth-watering meals to satisfy your cravings.

When I visited the beach, it had a peaceful atmosphere. However, there was a significant presence of sand fleas in the vicinity.

You can access the beach by going through the Umang Resort, which is a lovely place. There is a small fee required. It is one of the limited number of beaches in Busuanga, and it's a great spot to relax and sunbathe during low tide, as well as swim during high tide.