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This penis-shape island is you next escape from the hectic life in the city.



The island is known for its pristine mangrove forest and coral reefs. It is also visited for its white sandy beaches and rich bird life.

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About Alibijaban

Alibijaban is a small island located off the southeastern coast of Bondoc Peninsula in the Philippines. It belongs administratively to the municipality of San Andres, Quezon province, and is coterminous with the barangay of the same name.

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Aerial shot of Alibijaban Island in Quezon Province

Its mangrove forest which covers approximately 140 hectares (350 acres) of the island's central and northern portions is protected under the National Integrated Protected Areas System as a wilderness area called the Alibijaban Island Wilderness Area.

225 hectares (560 acres) of waters surrounding it have also been declared a marine protected area known as the Alibijaban Fish Sanctuary.



ALIBIJABAN CONSERVATION

Alibajaban has some of the most undisturbed mangrove wilderness in the Philippines. It hosts at least 22 mangrove species and 14 species of birds, including the Tabon scrubfowl, white-collared kingfisher, jungle crow, black-naped oriole, Philippine collared dove, Asian glossy starling, chestnut munia, Philippine pied fantail, common emerald dove, black-crowned night heron, common snipe.

Alibijaban Beach

It also supports a number of fruit bats and monitor lizards. Since the establishment on the island of a wilderness protected area in 1981, the Community Environment and Resources Office (CENRO) under the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and Provincial Government of Quezon now administers the area.

The island also has the most diverse marine habitat in the region of Ragay Gulf. It is home to at least 30 genera of hard coral dominated by Porites, Montipora and Acropora. Its adjacent waters are visited by whale sharks, manta rays, and pawikans (marine turtles).

The passage of a municipal ordinance in 2006 prohibited all kinds of fishing in the area.

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WHERE TO STAY IN ALIBIJABAN

Bringing and pitching your tent is the no. 1 option to make your experience memorable. This is absolutely free.

Camping at Alibijaban Island

However, if you are not used to camping, you can return to the town and rent a room at any of the transients on the island. Fan rooms start at ₱350. They also have two air-conditioned units available.


THINGS TO DO IN ALIBIJABAN ISLAND

  • Tour at Sandbar and Mangroves areas/ Swimming
  • Snorkeling
  • Sunset/Sunrise viewing
  • Camping
  • Island Hopping and many more.



ALIBIJABAN ISLAND FEES

Below are the updated rates on the island:
  • Alibijaban Entrance/ Environmental Fee – Php100
  • Tent rental – Php100
  • Room rental overnight Php700 (up to 3pax)
  • Nipa hut rental Php150
  • Nipa huts with room- Php250
  • Water for utility Php10/pail Php150/drum

A 2-way boat trip to the island will cost you ₱1,500. The boat can carry 4-10 persons. If you are a smaller group, contact Kuya Randy in advance and try to ask for a discount.

For cooking and tour guide fees, it depends on your deal.


OTHER THINGS TO REMEMBER

  • Phone signals are available. But expect them to be between poor and average signal strenght.
  • There are two accessible washrooms for guest – one for gents and one for ladies.
  • They have a separate well for drinking water. If you are sensitive to untreated or un-purified water, bring enough for your stay.
  • Electricity is via solar charging. You can also pay for the fuel for him to start his generator.
  •  If you want to enjoy snorkeling, bring your own snorkel and life vest (if you don’t know how to swim). They don’t have that kind of stuff in the island.


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HOW TO GO TO ALIBIJABAN ISLAND

To reach Alibijaban Island, you need to go to the jump off point- San Andres Quezon, some 305km (6-7 hour travel by land) southeast of Manila.

The port of San Andres would be the starting point of the island hopping adventure. The most convenient means to reach San Andres Quezon is by private transport so you have more flexibility when it comes to stopovers and travel time. f you are planning on traveling alone or with 2-3 companions, commuting is way more practical and economical option.


Barney Auto Lines (contact numbers 09253227639/ 09207072414/ 09257474768) have scheduled trips from Cubao to San Andres at 3:00PM & 8:30PM daily. Ordinary buses with wifi will cost you Php417, airconditioned bus is at Php500. For students & senior citizens Php337. Superlines (02) 4143319 / (02)4143321 / 09225225192 (airconditioned buses at Php470 one way) have scheduled trips 4:30am, 2:30pm and 5:30pm daily.

Alternatively, bus companies like DLTB, Lucena Lines and Jac Liner have regular daily trips from Cubao to Lucena. Fare ranges from Php210 to Php250. There are vans (Php270) bound to San Andres at SM City Lucena but they follow no schedule and will only move until they are full.

Option 2: If you’re uncomfortable with the non-airconditioned bus going to Quezon, you may option to have a cutting trip. Just pick a bus of your choice that goes to Lucena Grand Terminal. There are a lot of buses coming from Edsa. At Lucena Grand Terminal. You can wait for buses that will take you to San Andres Quezon. (This option is not really recommended because it will take you hours of waiting at Lucena Grand Terminal before you can have a bus or a van that will take you to San Andres, Quezon)

For return trip starting in San Andres, theres a van that goes to Lucena at 3:00am, 4:00am and 6:00am schedule daily. You can reach them at +639105863023. On the other hand, Barney Auto Lines bound for Lucena leaves San Andres 9:00am for the first trip, then 10:00am and 1:00pm. The last trip leaves at 08:00PM but this is bound straight to Cubao. Superlines has departures at 3:00PM, 4:00PM, and 9:00PM (San Andres to Cubao).

From San Andres bus terminal, you can take those bicycles with side cars called “padyak” to reach pier at Php20 per ride, but in reality, it depends on how generous you are because you will surely get an answer, “Bahala na po kayo” (all up to you) when you ask how much is the fare.

Once you arrive at the port of San Andres, you need to register first, pay the environmental fee of Php4 per head and enlist your name and other pertinent details on the boat’s manifesto. If you have a car there is a spacious parking lot right in front of the port office (Thats Php30 per vehicle for the whole duration of the stay)


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Alibijaban Island

Alibijaban Island is part of San Andres, Quezon Province, CALABARZON, Philippines



IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please let us know by leaving a message in the comment box below.


QUEZON: Alibijaban Island Guide (What To Do & How To Get There)


Back in 2016, I had the chance to visit one of Camiguin’s most underrated yet breathtaking destinations—Mantigue Island, also known as Magsaysay Island. 



Located off the coast of Mahinog, this small, forested island surrounded by white sand and turquoise waters became one of the highlights of my Camiguin adventure.

Mantigue Island as seen from the ferry

Whether you're into laid-back beach lounging, vibrant underwater scenes, or short hikes into nature, Mantigue Island offers a well-rounded experience. Here's everything you need to know to plan your visit today!

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What to Expect

During my visit, the charm of Mantigue lay in its raw, quiet beauty. The island is divided into two main parts: one side has a white sand beach perfect for swimming and sunbathing, and the other is a protected marine sanctuary ideal for snorkeling and diving.

Us snorkeling from Mantigue

A short trail also leads you into a miniature forest park, giving the island a peaceful, eco-tourism vibe.

Me enjoying the beach area in Mantigue

Today, the local government has maintained the island’s eco-friendly policies while offering more organized activities for travelers.


Entrance Fee and Activity Rates (As of 2025)


Entrance Fee:
  • Adults: ₱30
  • Children (7-10 years old): ₱10

Environmental Fee (per person): ₱20

Boat Rental (Roundtrip from Mahinog Port): ₱600 good for 4 people
  • (Additional fee for extra passengers: ₱150/person)

Cottage Rental: ₱150 – ₱250

Table Rental: ₱50 – ₱100

Snorkeling Gear Rental: ₱150

Snorkeling Guide (Optional): ₱100 – ₱200

Scuba Diving: Starts at ₱1,500–₱2,000 with licensed dive operators (must pre-book)

Swimming and Forest Trekking: Free (included in entrance)



How to Get There


From Benoni Port


Take a habal-habal (motorbike) or multi-cab to Mahinog Wharf (10–15 mins, around ₱20–₱30)

Rent a boat from Mahinog Port to Mantigue Island

Jump-off to Mantigue Island

From Mambajao (Camiguin capital town)

Travel to Mahinog Port via habal-habal or multicab (30–40 mins, ₱100–₱150 depending on negotiation)

Proceed to Mantigue via boat


From Catarman

Head to Mahinog Port (approx. 45 mins, ₱150–₱200)

Board a boat bound for Mantigue Island


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Best Time to Visit & Island Hours


Visiting Hours: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Last boat back is usually around 3:30 PM)

Best Months: March to May for calm seas and clear skies

Tip: Go in the morning to avoid strong afternoon waves and ensure enough time to enjoy all activities



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What to Bring & What to Wear



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My 2016 trip to Mantigue Island was unforgettable, and revisiting the idea of going back makes me appreciate how places like this remain serene and protected.

Approaching Mantigue Island

Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or with friends and family, Mantigue Island is a must-see in Camiguin—simple, stunning, and soul-refreshing.

If you’re planning a trip to Camiguin soon, make sure this gem is on your itinerary.


Come Again, Camiguin!

This is part of my visit to Camiguin Island in 2016. Here are the places I visited on the Island Born of Fire:

Team Basti on Mantigue Island

Where to Stay in Camiguin

Here are some recommended accommodations for a 2D1N stay:

Paras Beach Resort – near White Island jump-off; beachfront rooms and activities.

Camiguin Highland Resort – for a more serene, mountain-view stay.

Seaside Travel Inn – budget-friendly with sea views.

Bahay Bakasyunan sa Camiguin (BBC) – upscale resort perfect for relaxing stays.


Mantigue Island Travel Guide: Promoting Eco-Tourism in Camiguin


Back in 2016, my friends (Team Basti) and I, embarked on an unforgettable 2 days and 1 night trip to the enchanting island of Camiguin.



It was part of our Northern Mindanao tour which also included Cagayan de Oro, Iligan City, and Bukidnon.

Team Basti at Mantigue Island

Camiguin immediately reminded me of Siquijor Island, which I visited in 2014. Both islands radiate an untouched, serene beauty — a perfect mix of pristine beaches, a laid-back island vibe, and an overwhelming presence of lush nature.

Benoni Port in Mahinog, Camiguin

They aren't overly commercialized, allowing you to truly connect with the environment, explore untouched waters, and enjoy the simplicity of island life at its finest.

If you are into adventure, check out my CDO White Water Rafting Experience which we had on the 3rd day of our Northern Mindanao trip.

Watch the full video of our Northern Mindanao Trip here:


What is Camiguin Famous For?


Camiguin is known as the "Island Born of Fire" because it was formed by volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. It has seven volcanoes, including the active Mount Hibok-Hibok.

Mount Hibok-Hibok as seen from White Island

Camiguin holds the record for having the most number of volcanoes per square kilometer in the world.

It's also famous for natural springs, waterfalls, heritage sites, and White Island, a stunning sandbar.

Sunken Cemetery view deck

Plus, Camiguin is home to historical landmarks like the Sunken Cemetery, submerged during a volcanic eruption in the 1870s.

The annual Lanzones Festival every October is a must-experience, celebrating the island’s sweet lanzones fruit.

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Things to Remember Before Going to Camiguin


Cash is king: Always bring enough cash as ATMs are limited.

Rent a multicab or motorbike: It’s the best way to tour the island at your own pace.

Respect nature and locals: Camiguin remains peaceful because of the respect between tourists and locals.

Environmental fees: Some attractions require small environmental or entrance fees.

Weather check: Although it's generally sunny, typhoons can affect ferry trips.

Getting on a multicab to tour around Camiguin

Best Time to Visit


March to May (Summer) for clear skies and smooth ferry rides.

October if you want to witness the colorful Lanzones Festival.

Avoid visiting during the rainy season (June to September) due to unpredictable seas.



How to Get to Camiguin from Manila


Fly from Manila (NAIA) to Laguindingan Airport (CDO) – several airlines have daily direct flights (1.5 hours).

Touch down Laguindingan Airport

From Laguindingan Airport, travel by land to Balingoan Port (around 2 to 2.5 hours by bus or van).

Camiguin Island from afar as seen from Balingoan Port

At Balingoan Ferry Terminal, take a ferry to Benoni Port in Mahinog, Camiguin (travel time: about 1 hour).

Ferry Fare: Around ₱200–₱250 per person (one way) as of latest rates.

A Super Shuttle Ferry spotted during our trip to Camiguin from Balingoan

There are ferry rides, too from Bohol to Camiguin thru Super Shuttle Ferry


Getting Around Camiguin

Getting around Camiguin Island is quite easy and fun because the island is small and scenic! Here are the main ways you can travel around:


Motorbike/Scooter Rental


Most popular option. You can rent a motorbike or scooter for around ₱400 to ₱600 per day.

It’s the best way if you want flexibility to visit places like White Island, Katibawasan Falls, Sunken Cemetery, and Tuasan Falls at your own pace.

Make sure you have a driver’s license (some rentals check).


Multicab Rental


A multicab is a small jeepney-like vehicle that you can hire privately.

Good for groups or families who want a guided trip around the island.

Rates are around ₱1,500 to ₱2,500 for a full-day tour depending on the destinations.


Habal-Habal (Motorcycle Taxi)


You can ride on the back of a motorcycle operated by a local driver.

Ideal for solo travelers or couples who don’t want to drive.

Rates are negotiable, often starting around ₱500 to ₱1,000 for day tours.

A tricycle in Camiguin

Tricycle


You can use tricycles for short distances, like getting from your resort to restaurants or the port. 

Not ideal for island hopping or long trips because it can be slow and pricier for longer rides.


Car Rental


If you prefer more comfort, some resorts or local operators offer car rentals.

Great if you’re traveling with family, especially if it rains.


Tour Packages


Some hotels and tour operators offer pre-arranged Camiguin day tours that cover major sites with a guide.

Prices vary but often start around ₱1,500 to ₱2,000 per person, including entrance fees and lunch. 

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Our Multicab tour guide met us at Benoni Port

Tip: The Camiguin Circumferential Road completely circles the island and is only about 64 km long, so you can do a “full loop” in half a day if you don’t stop too much!


Places We Visited in Camiguin



1. Mantigue Island

A small, forested island surrounded by white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters — perfect for snorkeling and relaxing.

Mantigue Island as seen from the ferry

There’s a protected marine sanctuary here too where you can see colorful corals and fishes.

Boat Transfer: P750 (Good for up to 6 passengers)
Environmental Fee: P20 (per person)
Snorkeling Fee: P50 (per person)
Entrance Fee: P75 (per person)

Boats are available from 6am. Last trip is at 2pm (maximum 3 hours per visit)


2. Sto. Niño Cold Spring Resort (Catarman)

After the beach, we cooled off in this natural spring with refreshing, icy waters. The pools are huge, clean, and surrounded by nature, perfect for a hot day.

Sto. Niño Cold Spring

Location: Brgy. Mainit, Catarman, Camiguin
Entrance Fee: P75 per person
Shed Rentals: P150
Table: P100
Opening Hours: 8am to 10pm daily


3. Tuasan Falls (Catarman)

A short walk through nature led us to Tuasan Falls, a stunning cascade with a strong, cold flow of water. The atmosphere was peaceful and we even had the place almost to ourselves.

Tuasan Falls

Location: Mount Tres Marias in Catarman, Camiguin
Entrance Fee: P50 per person
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday from 7 am to 5 pm



4. Bura Soda Water Park (Catarman)

Imagine drinking natural soda water straight from the spring! At Bura Soda Water Park, you can swim and also taste the slightly sweet natural spring water that has a soda-like fizz.

Soda Water Park

Location: Compol-NIA-Mainit Road, Catarman, Camiguin
Entrance Fee: P75 per person
Shed Rentals: P150
Table: P100
Opening Hours: 8am to 5pm daily


5. Ruins of the Old Spanish Church of Bonbon (Gui-ob Church Ruins)

A hauntingly beautiful remnant of Camiguin’s Spanish past, these ruins were left standing after a volcanic eruption. You can walk around the old stone walls and imagine the history it witnessed.

Gui-ob Church Ruins

Location: 6J2M+QVH, National Highway, Catarman, Camiguin (near Sunken Cemetery)
Entrance Fee: P50 per person


6. Sunken Cemetery

Marked by a huge cross rising from the sea, this iconic site symbolizes the cemetery that sank after Mount Vulcan erupted in the 1870s.

Sunken Cemetery

You can take a boat to the cross or view it from the shore during sunset — which is breathtaking!

Location: Just right next or walking distance from the church ruins
Entrance Fee: FREE
Boat ride to the Cross: P100
Swimming: P100
Snorkeling: P150


7. White Island (Mambajao)

No trip to Camiguin is complete without visiting this white sandbar that disappears during high tide.

White Island

It offers a panoramic view of Mount Hibok-Hibok and the sea — perfect for photos and swimming.

Boat Fee: P550 (up to 6pax) jump-off as early as 6pm until 4pm
Entrance Fee: P50
Beach Umbrella Set Rental: P150
Sea Urchin: P100 per piece


8. Vjandep Bakeshop (Mambajao Town Proper)

Before leaving Camiguin, we stopped by Vjandep to buy the island’s signature delicacy: Pastel — a soft bun filled with sweet yema (custard). It’s the perfect pasalubong!

Vjandep Bakeshop in Mambajao Poblacion

Location: Rizal corner E. Neri Streets, Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin
Opening Hours: 5am to 10pm daily



Other Suggested Tourist Spots to Visit


Katibawasan Falls: A 70-meter-high waterfall cascading into a beautiful rock pool.

Ardent Hot Springs: Naturally heated springs coming from Mt. Hibok-Hibok.

Mount Hibok-Hibok Trek: For adventurous souls who love mountain climbing.

Walkway to the Old Volcano: Stations of the Cross trail leading up the slope of an old volcano.

Giant Clam Sanctuary: Educational tour with giant live clams and snorkeling activities.



Where to Stay in Camiguin

Here are some recommended accommodations for a 2D1N stay:

Paras Beach Resort – near White Island jump-off; beachfront rooms and activities.

Camiguin Highland Resort – for a more serene, mountain-view stay.

Seaside Travel Inn – budget-friendly with sea views.

Bahay Bakasyunan sa Camiguin (BBC) – upscale resort perfect for relaxing stays.



Budget Breakdown for a 2D1N Camiguin Trip (For 2 People)



Important Notes


Tour Packages: You can book a Camiguin Island Day Tour for around ₱2,800 to ₱3,300 for two people. This usually includes:

  • Multicab service
  • Tour guide
  • Entrance fees to tourist spots

Accommodation: Budget rooms usually accommodate 2 people already (queen or twin beds).

Meals: Eating at local carinderias is cheaper. Mid-range restaurants will cost more.

Ferry Fare: Paid individually, but you can save if you split costs like van rentals from CDO to Balingoan.


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Sample Costing (mid-range style)


Flights: ₱8,000

Land & Ferry: ₱1,400

Hotel (nice budget hotel): ₱1,500

Meals: ₱1,500

Day Tour (with private multicab): ₱3,000

Souvenirs/snacks: ₱1,500

Total = ₱16,900 for 2 people

(Or around ₱8,450 each — pretty solid for an unforgettable 2D1N island trip!)


Suggested 2D1N Camiguin Itinerary



Day 1


Morning arrival at Benoni Port

Breakfast at a local eatery

Mantigue island hopping and snorkeling

Lunch at a seaside restaurant



Check in at hotel

Late afternoon trip to Sunken Cemetery for sunset

Dinner at Mambajao town proper


Day 2


Early breakfast

Sunrise trip to White Island


Drop by Tuasan Falls

Buy Pastel at Vjandep Bakeshop

Head back to Benoni Port for ferry back to CDO



Team Basti at Soda Water Park

Our 2D1N Camiguin trip was a memory carved in sunshine, waves, waterfalls, and laughter. Camiguin, with its natural beauty and island soul, offers the perfect quick escape from the bustle of city life.


Team Basti in Northern Mindano

This is part of our Northern Mindanao Trip in 2016. Here are the major destinations we visited during our 4-day trip to the region:

CAMIGUIN: Travel Guide to the Island Born of Fire in the Philippines (Tourist Spots, Budget and Itinerary)


Welcome to the most famous diving spot in the Philippines!



Anilao, Mabini

Known as “underwater photographer’s paradise”, Anilao is a Marine Protected Sanctuary that is commonly regarded as the birthplace of scuba diving in the Philippines.

Underwater of Verde Island Passage

It is s thriving tourist destination replete with open beaches and sheltered coves, subterranean caves of deep harbors, and a preserved heritage of brave men in history.

Verde Island Passage diving spot area

Dive spots were slowly named one after the other around the perimeter of Mabini, including Bauan, all the way to the perimeter of the three islands across it, namely Maricaban, Caban, and Sombrero Island, which are part of the municipality of Tingloy. Since then, Anilao became the generic term to represent all of the dive sites found in Mabini, Tingloy, and Bauan.


Diving in the Philippines

Located in Indo-Pacific's Coral Triangle and boasting over 7,000 islands, the Philippines is home to some of the world's best scuba diving. With pristine coral reefs, lush coral gardens, huge schools of fish, rare critters, manta rays, and even whale sharks--there's something for everyone in the Philippines!

Courtesy of Eagle Point Beach and Dive Resort

Why choose Anilao for your diving spot?

The closest underwater haven for fun dive tours from Metro Manila has always been Anilao. It is the main reason why almost all divers who reside in Metro Manila were baptized as a diver in Anilao before exploring other Philippine diving spots like Tubbataha Reef in Sulu Sea, diving in Apo Island, Coron wreck diving, diving in Puerto Galera, Bohol diving spots, and Cebu diving spots


Secret Bay, also known as Manit Muck, is probably the best muck dive site in Anilao. Here, you can find mimic octopus, wonderpus, pipefish, frogfish, and the list goes on.

The Pier is where you can find the much-sought-after bobbit worms and stargazers!

Twin Rocks

Twin Rocks is great for macro and wide-angle alike, with pristine soft corals, schooling jacks, and plenty of small fish.

Beatrice is a great wide-angle site with colorful corals teeming with anthias and other reef fish.

To learn more, visit my list of Anilao (Batangas) Diving Spots

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In this guide, I share to you a list of resorts that are usually booked for Anilao diving experience or for  a weekend getaway. Here are top resorts you can book in Anilao and nearby areas in Mabini:


Anilao Beach Club

Anilao Beach Club

Nestled amid lush palms on a private section of beach along Balayan Bay, this tranquil, rustic resort lies 21 km from Batangas International Port, offering ferry service to Mindoro Island. Designed for both business and leisure travel, Anilao Beach Club Batangas can accomodate individual guests or groups for family reunions, groups holding seminar or team building events or dive clubs planning dive trips in the Anilao area.

Entrance fee: Php 750.00 per head (consumable with free hut/table)

Room rate starts at: Php 6,000.00 on Agoda

Address: San Jose, Mabini, Batangas

Get the best prices from Agoda / Trip.com


Aiyanar Beach And Dive Resort

Aiyanar Beach And Dive Resort

A stylish dive resort with luxury accommodations that make staying ashore as pleasant as the incredible diving in Anilao. Aiyanar Beach & Dive Resort has strategically chosen its location on the mountainside so that the guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the sunset sinking in the ocean. 

Room rate starts at: Php 5,000.00 on Agoda

Address: Sitio Looc, Brgy. Bagalangit, Mabini, Batangas
Contact number: 0917 883 1428
Website: aiyanar.com

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AquaVenture Reef Club

Located in the stunning peninsula of Mabini along Batangas Bay, AquaVenture Reef Club is a full service dive resort, offering everything from airport pickup round-trip, comfortable, clean and Covid-safe suites, diving classes to make the oceans accessible, local diving, ocean adventure tours and a diverse menu with a local flair in their restaurant.

AquaVenture Reef Club

Room rate starts at: Php 7,000.00 on Agoda

Address: Sitio Looc, Barangay Bagalangit, Mabini, Batangas
Contact number: 0919 999 0436

Get the best prices from Agoda / Klook



Eagle Point Beach and Dive Resort

Eagle Point Resort is a seaside haven located at the tip of the Calumpang Peninsula in Anilao, Batangas. The resort is owned by a family corporation and is the largest and most popular diving destination for locals and foreigners in Batangas.

It is also the premier company outing venue in Batangas, as it offers exclusive access to private and secluded beaches and a plethora of water activities. Eagle Point Beach and Dive Resort is the Leading Scuba Diving, Leisure & Family Resort in Anilao Batangas.


Eagle Point Beach and Dive Resort

Room rate starts at: Php 3,200.00 on Agoda

Address: Barangay Bagalangit, Anilao, Mabini, Batangas
Contact number: 0917 846 3958 / 0927 351 0164
Email: info@eaglepointresort.com.ph

Get the best prices from Agoda / Trip.com



La Chevrerie Resort and Spa

A seamless fusion of comfort and style, of recreation and relaxation, of simplicity and indulgence. A rustic yet luxuriously grand holiday escape, it is the ideal destination for a dream tropical vacation. La Chevrerie is a 5-star resort in Anilao, Batangas.

La Chevrerie Resort and Spa

Room rate starts at: Php 9,800.00 on Trip.com

Address: 052 Barangay Ligaya, Anilao, Mabini, Batangas
Contact number: 0917 703 3320
Email: info@lachevrerie-resorts.com

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Camp Netanya Resort and Spa

Camp Netanya Resort and Spa claims its popularity from its Santorini architecture giving rise to its brilliant blue domes and white wash buildings. Camp Netanya offers 48 guest rooms and villas, dive shop, wellness center and family-friendly facilities which everyone should enjoy.

Camp Netanya

Room rate starts at: Php 7,200.00 on Trip.com

Address: Bauan - Mabini Rd, Mabini, Batangas
Contact number: 0927-8954092 | 0939-7535074
Website: www.campnetanya.com.ph
Facebook: Camp Netanya

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Casita Ysabel

Casita Ysabel is known for its rustic comfort - nestled in Mabini, Batangas. It has now become a favorite destination among local and foreign guests who are looking for privacy and comfort. A place of true relaxation, rejuvenation and a distinct rainforest ocean experience. It’s beauty and tranquility enfolds you with the warmth and charm of a paradise home.

Casita Ysabel

Room rate starts at: Php 2,500.00 on Agoda

Address: Brgy. San Teodoro, Mabini, Batangas
Contact number: 0908 822 0012 / 0935 395 2345
Email: casitaysabel@gmail.com
Facebook: Casita Ysabel

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Crystal Blue Resort

Crystal Blue Resort

Set on the stunning backdrop of Balayan Bay, the crystal blue waters that the resort is named after, Crystal Blue Resort offers sheer quality in a tropical setting, with a variety of choices of leisure activities such as Snorkeling, Kayaking or just relaxing as well as world-class scuba diving. Crystal Blue Resort embraces beautiful architecture, blending with the local landscape and culture and is the perfect location for individual vacations, family holidays, group trips, and even business conferences.

Address: Brgy. Bagalangit, Mabini, Batangas
Contact number: 0908 872 6401 / 0921 2999155
Website: divecbr.com

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Pier Uno Dive Resort

Pier Uno Dive Resort

Pier Uno Dive Resort is a family owned resort started as a rest house for the Crisostomo’s family and opened to the public in November 2005. The resort features outdoor pool and Jacuzzi, dining hall, where all meals are provided, on-site dive training by certified SDI dive instructors and dive masters and a dive shop where guests rent dive equipment.

Room rate starts at: Php 4,000.00 on Agoda

Address: Brgy. Solo, Mabini, Batangas
Contact number: +63 2 743 7576
Email: admin@pierunoresort.ph
Website: pierunoresort.ph
Facebook: Pier Uno Dive Resort

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Solana Resort

Solana Resort

Nestled in the hilly, coastal peninsula of Anilao, Batangas, Solana Resort provides generous space, fresh sea breeze, calming sounds of the waves,  thick flora, and spectacular views to relax the mind and spirit. Solana is your place under the sun where, regardless of the weather, you can warmly enjoy respites by the sea. 

Room rate starts at: Php 4,000.00 on Trip.com

Address: 90 Mabini Circumferential Road, San Teodoro, Mabini Batangas
Contact number: (+63) 908-8-SOLANA (765262)
Email: stay@divesolana.com
Website: www.divesolana.com
Facebook: Dive Solana Resort

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ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN MANILA 

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Other Anilao/Mabini Beach Resorts, Transient and Vacation House for Rent


Anilao Awari Bay Resort Inc.
Brgy. Solo, Mabini, Batangas
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Casa Escondida Anilao Resort And Dive Center
Brgy. Ligaya, Mabini, Batangas

Amor Laut Beach Resort
Brgy. San Jose, Mabini, Batangas

Anisiam Beach House
Brgy. Ligaya, Mabini, Batangas

Arthur’s Place Dive Resort
Brgy. Bagalangit, Mabini, Batangas

Buceo Anilao Beach And Dive Resort
Sitio Balanoy, Barangay San Teodoro, Mabini, Batangas
See Rates & Photos!

Casa Bahia Dive Resort
Sitio Balagbag, Brgy. Bagalangit, Mabini, Batangas
See Rates & Photos!

Isla Water Sports And Resorts
Anilao Proper, Mabini, Batangas
See Rates & Photos!

Sisid Anilao Resort
Brgy. Mainit, Mabini, Batangas
See Rates & Photos!




I hope this list helped you decide where to stay in Anilao, Mabini, Batangas. I will write another list of resorts you can also book in Bauan, another diving spot in Batangas.



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10 Anilao Beach & Dive Resorts to Book in Mabini, Batangas

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