Secluded Beautiful Beaches Of The Philippines - Merged Thread

[triton]

mainit beach in banton island, romblon. truly unknown, unexplored. no five star hotels. but the island has all the best that nature can offer. best diving sites. mountain trails ang island hopping to the dos hermanas islands(la carlota and bantoncillo)

[sulatanmoko]

mayroon ba sa inyo pumunta sa hambil o carabao island ?? sa aklan din yan at malapit sa boracay .. white beaches din..discover nyo bago masalanta yan gaya nang boracay ?? gud luck ..

 

yeah, heard about this and its in Aklan. haven't been there though. this is such a virgin island pa but as lovely as Boracay daw. i'm not so sure lang if there's nice accommodation here.

[busurero]

Hayaan mo itanong ko kong may magandang accomodation d2 !! e update ko !! :cool:

[sulatanmoko]

^wala pang update? hehe

 

anyone knew nice beaches in Zambales area aside from Anawangin?

[atomicogerard]

do you have the contact number ng white haven resort? my family is looking for a secluded place to spend the summer kasi

[iangastic]

Try Caramoan Island in Cam Sur..You can go there via Mabate or Virac

 

Also Subic Sorsogon...white beach...you can even Pitch your Tents

[eckerdecker]

try MACULABO ISLAND (White Sand Beach) or PULANG DAGA BEACH (Red Sand Beach) IN PARACALE, CAMARINES NORTE

 

CALALANAY ISLAND (White Sand Beach) IN JOSE PANGANIBAN, CAMARINES NORTE

 

BAGASBAS BEACH AND APUAO ISLAND (White Sand Beaches) IN DAET, CAMARINES NORTE

[jackpoy54]

^wala pang update? hehe

 

anyone knew nice beaches in Zambales area aside from Anawangin?

 

 

try Potipot Island in Candelaria, Zambales. It's quite far from San Antonio.

[dirt]

try Potipot Island in Candelaria, Zambales. It's quite far from San Antonio.

 

capones and camara island...

[LostCommand]

This holy week thoughts turn inwards more deeply than usual.

 

For those seeking spiritual conversion, mental resurrection, or simply a good beach to f*ck by, to do what is impulsive and natural and unbounded and free, try the pacific coasts of North Luzon: Baler, Casiguran, and unknown towns in between.

 

The waters are rougher than most Philippines beaches (which usually face the south china sea or the interisland waters). Right offshore is the deep Philippine trench system, 2nd deepest in the world, and so the waters are so blue they are black. Right onshore are the cloud shrouded mountains of the Cordilleras, haunts of the rebels and brigands (i.e. real danger - not just the cityboy definition of such). And in between is a tiny sliver of land, yearly lashed by typhoons, where people are few, beaches are clean, sand is fine, and you (and whoever you brought there to f*ck, pray, meditate or all of the above) are alone. And not by the mere manilaboy definition of such.

 

Trouble is you need to get there either by 4x4, or else via a tiny charterted plane, or by sheer accident.

 

For best things in life are nearly impossible, or else entirely accidental - carpe diem!

 

LC

[sulatanmoko]

thanks to those who replied about the zambales beach, but i've already heard of anawangin, capone, camara, nagsasa and potipot (been here too). any others? i heard about hermana mayor, somewhere north of zambales (farther from candelaria). anyone been here?

 

try also Calaguas Island in Camarines Norte. its an hour boat ride from Maculabo Island.

 

we are about to explore a secluded beach in Calatagan, Batangas. its in brgy burot (i think). i'm not sure if it has a resort but we'll be just sleeping on a tent. i'll post feedback here.

[allymd78]

abra de ilog occidental mindoro, secluded beach and water falls

[sulatanmoko]

anyone heard of Magalawa Island in Palauig, Zambales?

[johnlove]

Galing! Mukang buhay pa ang mga corals. May dive shop ba dyan?

[sulatanmoko]

re: Calaguas, it is in Camarines Norte. i think aside from Vinzon town, you can also take Paracale and ride a boat there going to Calaguas. taking Paracale, you may also pass by Maculabo Island before heading to Calaguas. Maculabo is also a nice island (white fine sand). travel via boat going to Calaguas is about 2 hours. you will encounter quite huge waves.

 

there's no accommodation in Calaguas. you will have to bring your own tent, food and cookware if you plan to stay overnight. there's available CR and water but with minimal fee for usage. there's also a barrio some kilometers away from the beach (back side of the mountains i think) where you can buy other essential stuff.

 

there are travel groups arranging trips to Calaguas (package tour). just google it na lang