Quezon, particularly in Padre Burgos is the home of this three lovely beaches namely Borawan, Dampalitan and Puting Buhangin. If so happen that you are torn among the three or if you are looking for where the best beach to camp is, where the best beach to swim or just bum around or where among the three is the cheapest option, here is a blow by blow account based on my experience.
Distance.
:Note that you could charter your way to the three beaches depending on the boat rental or your package.
Borawan, named after Boracay and Palawan because of its almost-fine white sand and limestone formation is the nearest of the three while Puting Buhangin is the farthest, boat ride will take you around 15-20 minutes.
Attraction.
With its wide stretch of sand, Dampalitan makes it the perfect camping ground. Though its sand may not be that fine, the location is perfect for sunset lovers. Dampalitan is like Anawangin Cove in Zambales, part of it were covered in Pine trees and other trees alike. Dampalitan is also the perfect venue if you wish to have some bonfire at night.
Puting Buhangin on the other hand, boasts its main attraction – the Kwebang Lampas, which name speaks for itself, a cave you can pass on both ends. Getting in there is just a bit of a hassle since you need to pass on some jagged rocks or swim your way to a seafloor which is also full of stones.
And Borawan, my favorite of all the three beaches because of its scenic view and because among the three, it is the well-maintained and well-managed. There, you can rent a volleyball and play all day long. You can climb rocks and jump off a cliff. With its signature Nipa Huts and the beauty of the island itself, you won’t get tired of doing a whole lot of selfies and jumpshots and group shots etc.
:There is no electricity in the three beaches but the management in Borawan is already planning to have one with the use of Solar panels. According to the caretaker, a hotel and restaurant establishment will also soon rise on the other side of the island which they call as Station 3. There will also be a zip line and other activities that everyone can enjoy.
Price.
Based on the posted banner at the docking area, a trip to Borawan alone costs 800 php. For both, Borawan and Dampalitan, 1,200 php and for Borawan, Dampalitan and Puting Buhangin, it costs 1,800 php. You can contact Kuya Nino at 09094001022 or 09151067594.
Puting Buhangin rates:
Entrance: 80 php and an additional 80 php if you plan to stay overnight. A tent that is good for 2 person costs 300-400 php and for 4 person, it costs, 500 php. So better if you bring your own.
Dampalitan rates:
Entrance: 20 php and an additional 100 per tent if you have one. For the water, the one that you can use for shower, a container costs 40 php.
: Take note though that the payment is only optional. You can just give a donation and not pay for the entrance and the tent.
Borawan rates:
Entrance of 80 php and if you want to rent a tent, it would be for 500 php but if you have one you only need to pay 200 php.
Comfort room and Shower rooms.
Borawan has the cleanest comfort and shower rooms. And the water that they are using comes from a spring. It has a total of two comfort rooms and two shower rooms plus the additional two shower rod outside.
Dampalitan and Puting Buhangin also have comfort and shower rooms though they are not that clean compared to what Borawan has.
If you plan to visit the three beaches, I suggest you take Dampalitan – Puting Buhangin – Dampalitan – Borawan. Just like in our case, we setup our tents in Dampalitan, then traveled to Puting Buhangin back to Dampalitan where we stayed overnight and for the second day, we went to Borawan then back to the mainland of Quezon.
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Mr. Bratpacker 
Kelanganko ng vitamin sea..
Let’s go hit the beach before you leave.
hehehehe if all goes as planned parang di na sya pwede.. ^_^ next tym yan cgurado na
Sure! I wish you all the success in your plans and if things go as planned, host as there :p
Namen.. i’d be happy to.. ^_^ lets hope for the best..
I particularly like the sunset view from Dampalitan… 🙂
San ba next trip?
Dampalitan has the best spot for sunset lovers. Mountaineering naman Sir? Or yung Seven Lakes of Laguna?
lahat gusto ko! 🙂
Till our next trip…
My personal favorite is Borawan but yes, the three beaches has their own beauty.
Where to next? Hehe
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You showed a different side of this place. So different, in a good way of course, that I had to review the pictures just to make sure.
The photos were really taken in Borawan, Dampalitan and Puting Buhangin. And part of helping the tourism industry, I always make sure to show the good side of the places I’ve been to.
I’m for the last: Puting Buhangin.
Why choose one if you can visit them all but Puting Buhangin is also a good choice for those who are fond of caves 🙂
I’m in the Middle East at this point. I’ll try to visit the other two when I have the chance. Probably in April or May next year.
Hello, is there a place where you can snorkle?
None that I know. No offer for snorkeling and there were no equipments for it.
pwede po ba mag day trip lang and to visit all 3 beaches?
Yes Louise, you can. But you will only get to spend like an hour each and it will surely make you regret. If that’s the case you can head to Puting Buhangin first, which is the farthest (30 min ride) then Borawan and Dampalitan for the sunset.
Thanks for reading 🙂
oh..but if you were to choose one, which of the 3 would u recommend?
If you want a beautiful sunset – Dampalitan. If you want to do something else aside from swimming and beach bumming – caving let’s say there’s Puting Buhangin. But if you want a close to fine white sand and picturesque view head to Borawan.
If I were to choose of the three, I’ll go for Borawan 🙂
Thanks to very nice blog. more safe and enjoyable travels to come!
Thanks for reading Procy! Yes to more travels… safe travels!
safe po ba magtent sa borawan?back and fort na po ba yung boat fare na 1800?
Yes, it is safe and for the fare back and forth na po siya.
Hello, ilang tao ang kasya sa isang boat? Thank you! 🙂
Around 8-10 person per boat. You are welcome Kat! Thanks for reading 🙂
Wow, sulit nga! Thanks again 🙂
You’re welcome! Enjoy Borawan with your group just like what we did 🙂
have you gone to cagbalete? how far is it from padre burgos?
Unfortunately, not yet. But I do have plans of going there, I just don’t know when. For the distance, I can’t answer your question since I wasn’t able to go there yet.
May narerent po bang tents sa dampalitan? safe ba if dun magstay overnight? Thanks 🙂
The area is safe and for the tents, you can ask your boat guide if they have something for rent. You can contact Ate Vanessa at 09151067594. Alam ko kasi sa Borawan lang may tents for rent and I’m not that sure with Dampalitan.
You’re welcome Angel! Enjoy Dampalitan and hope you get to travel to Borawan and Puting Buhangin as well.
Hey there! When it comes to drinking water, do they have it at Dampalitan and Borawan? Thank you! Btw, nice blog! Good job! God bless!
Actually, none. You’ll have to bring your own water. But you can buy at Basiao Market, few meters from the junction where you will be dropped off.
Thanks Mowty! God bless you as well 🙂
And also, how much was the boat ride from the mainland to Dampalitan? Is it included in 1800? Thanks!
Yes, the 1800 fee includes a trip to the three beaches.
You’re welcome again.
how much would it cost for a 1 person travelling to the 3 beaches mentioned? let say 3 days 2 nights ..
Hi Ms. Mia,
All the rates are posted on the blog already and if you’re asking for an estimated amount, I honestly don’t have any idea for it will depend on your meal. The rest are already fixed.
Is it safe if may kasamang baby (1year old)?
The waves are not that big if that’s what you are pertaining to. Except for the one going to Puting Buhanging kasi minsan it could get a bit bumpy.
Hello po. there are blogs about possible presence of box jellyfish and spawns of sea urchins, totoo po? And safe ba ang swimming?
We encountered a jellyfish at Puting Buhangin and yes, there’s this season wherein swarm of jellyfish flock the area. For sea urchins, we found one in the far side of Borawan.
Anong season kaya?Andun po kasi kami bukas
I’ve heard some time in March.
Hello po. We are planning to go there this coming may. Just want to ask if may diy po kami, pano po ang food? May mabbilhan po ba dun?
Thanks.
What we did is nagluto na kami for our lunch at dinala na lang namin dun and for our dinner, dun kami nag luto. Nagdala lang kami ng cook set and stove (yung ginagamit sa pamumundok). May market sa before sa junction, walking distance from the block kung san kayo magpapababa sa bus. Pwede kayong bumili dun at iluto na lang sa beach or may mga karinderya’s din naman dun if you guys are okay with it.
You’re welcome Tammy!
Hello po, nice blog sir. Question lang po, mejo naconfuse lang.nakita ko po sa rates ng borawan 700 ang small cottage and additional 400 pag overnight and you mentioned po na 500 ang rent sa tent. Pwede po kaya na wag na kaming mag-avail nung cottage since may tent na?
Thanks po in advance 🙂
Hindi mandatory ang cottage. When we went there naglatag lang kami. If you plan to go overnight, you can just pay for the rental of the tent then the overnight fee.
You’re welcome Ms. Ailyn.
Hi, kagagaling lang namin sa 3 islands na to last holy week and may nakuha kaming package from Sir ron. Highly recommended kasi sya ng iba naming friends na nakabisita na rin doon and I must say sulit talaga yung package. Sya nag arrange ng island hopping namin kasama na rin ang food so pag eenjoy nalang talaga ang inintindi namin.Very accommodating din sya. Ito yung contact number nya if ever interested kayo 09496362087.
Hi maam Ailyn magkano po lahat expense dun kay sir ron?i mean the package po?
If ever na di makareply si Ms. Ailyn, you can contact Sir Ron directly at: 09496362087.
Hi Jhun yung package po kasi namin inclusive of island hopping (3 islands), tent, entrance fee and food , wala syang package na included ang manila-quezon-manila transfer. So yun po depende kasi yun sa headcount nyo kung magkano ang quote po sa inyo ni sir ron.
You’ve provided great tips here. Thanks! I am actually thinking of hitting Borawan because a new acquaintance was raving about it.
Thanks for reading Ms. Marge! Have fun in there with your friend 🙂
love your blog! meron ba clang all in package like with tent, cottage, food and water, boar ride, etc.? hehehe…dats wat we have kc at zambales hehehe
On the other blog, sa Travel Guide, I think someone posted about Kuya Ron, he organizes package tours to Borawan. They have also provided the contact number.
Thanks Ms. Tere 🙂
thank you! i talked to him already kaya lng marami daw jelly fish 🙂 hesitating to come because of the kids 🙂
Awww. Maybe some other time 🙂 You’re welcome Ms. Tere!
Nice blog sir. Tanong lang po kung magkano boat ride back and forth sa borawan lang. 9 kami. Thanks.
800php Sir.
Are there sea snakes in those places? Or did the locals say anything about sea snakes there?
Haven’t heard if there are any. When we swam in Kwebang Lampas and Borawan we were not able to encounter one.
ask ko lng magkano po ung additional rate kung mg overnight sa borawan kung dala kming sariling tent. thanks
Bale yung camping fee na lang po yung additional na babayaran ninyo.
so i will pay 200 na lang po if overnight?the island is not strict naman to certain kinds of food?:)
To be exact, you can check the rates with them but I guess yes additional na lang kung may tent kayo.
They don’t check the foods you bring 🙂
1. Ask ko lng po kung yung Kwebang Lampas ay nasa Isla Puting Buhangin? o magkaibang Island un?
2. Ask ko din po kung pwede ung ganitong way: from Padre Burgos – Boatride to Dalampitan – Boatdride to Borawan – Boadride to Isla Puting Buhangin – Boatride to Pagbilao land – Going to somewhere (@P1,800 boatride fee)?
Thanks in advance
Hello Jay!
1. Nasa Puting Buhangin ang Kwebang Lampas.
2. The 1800php boat ride fee is only inclusive of Dampalitan-Borawan-Puting Buhangin, depending on which you want to go first.
You’re welcome.
Sir may pitch tent fee and overnight fee ba sa dampalitan?
Kapag sa 3 island kami ppunta lahat ba yun may entrance fee?
May for rent po ba na tent sa Dampalitan?
Salamat po Sir!
You can just pay for the overnight fee sa Dampalitan and it is going to be per tent like around 100 each. At oo, may entrance fee per beach pero it isn’t that costly din naman.
For the tent, sa Dampalitan they do have a cottage but for the tent you need to bring your own or contact the guide in advance to check with them if they got extras that you can rent.
You’re welcome JM.
Hi Kenneth/Mr.Bratpacker,
Thanks so much for the information you wrote down in this blog. Very helpful. We’re planning to visit these 3 areas next weekend. 🙂 Also, I contacted Mercy Ramos (09195306590, sa provided by lakwatserdeprimera.com) and found out the following rates for Dampalitan Beach:
Entrance: P60
Cottage: P850-1000
Tent Pitching: P200/tent
Fresh Water (1 drum): P400
Tent Rental: P500/tent
Hope this helps the rest of your readers when they plan to go to Dampalitan 🙂 Thanks again!
Thanks for this Trixie!
hi there is that really the new rates for dampalitan?.. we are planning to go there and we are 4. i thought its only 20php yung entrance fee sa dampalitan
kahit small cottage 800?
You can opt not to take the cottage as it would be too big for your group apat lang kasi kayo then just pay the entrance fee. That was what the fees back then and we were even advised that they cannot implement such rates since they weren’t able to pay their taxes to the government. I’ll check about it. 🙂
You can confirm updated rates by texting/calling Ms. Vanessa (0915-106-7594, as provided by Mrbratpacker) or Mercy Ramos (0919-530-6590, as provided by lakwatserdeprimera.com). Though I have already texted/called both just this week and they confirmed these rates 🙂
Hi! ask ko lang po, what resort would you recommend na pagstayhan just in case hindi kami magcacamping? we’re planning to go there this May, with family. Thank You! 🙂
I’ve never stayed in a resort in Padre Burgos but there’s this one called The Tamarind Tree Resort, you can maybe try it there 🙂
Hello! Ano po ba ang magandang island hopping itinerary? 2D and 1N po kami. Balak po namin magovernight sa Dampalitan Beach
You can check our itinerary here: https://mrbratpacker.wordpress.com/2013/10/09/travel-guide-to-borawan/ we also had 2D and 1N in Padre Burgos.
Enjoy Sam!
May signal po ba sa Dampalitan Beach?
Yes there is 🙂
Hi have you tried to jump off the cliff? How safe was it?
Yes, for a couple of times. It is safe though I really find it scary. 😀 I have developed a fear of heights after jumping a 50ft cliff in Malapascua.
1. 1800php Boat rent is overnight for 3 island? per day last day kasi namen sa borowan meron na ba dung sasakyan pa-manila or need pa ng boat pabalik for public transport?
2. may kuryente po ba sa borowan if ever ng magchacharge ng device?
Thanks. 🙂
The 1800php is for the three beaches at balikan na po yun. Sa Padre Burgos po yung parang jump-off point before going to the beaches at pabalik sa Manila.
Last time when we were there there was no electricity at Borawan.
You’re welcome.
is that per person?? or per boat?
per boat at balikan na po sya
Thanks for this very helpful.
Just wnt to ask po kung my pweding kainan doon? Or we need to bring our own food?
God bless more tour to come.. 🐙
Bring your own food since there are no eateries around.Or pwede din bumili sa market nila with fresh sea foods only if you have a cook set and a burner with you. 🙂
Thanks setset.
Hi Kenneth,
Just wondering why if may cookware set for rent sila sa borawan. Since mahirap magdala ng cookware set sa malayuang trip. Thanks!
Good blog, very informative.
And if may ice na available dun. Thanks. 🙂
Pwede na magpabili kayo ng ice sa boat guide nyo like nung sa ginawa namin.
Yung pang bundok kasi dala namin kaya hindi ganun ka bulky. Wala kasi silang ganung for rent sa Borawan. You’re welcome Mark.
Hi Kenneth,
Thanks sa info! We are going to quezon this weekend and Im still confuse kung anung island uunahin namin, panu ang set up o kung san magandang mag overnight though Ive been in Kwebang Lampas last year. Parang lahat kasi maganda. Thanks!
For convenience sake at para mas maka mura, Go to Dampalitan first, set up your tents then leave your belongings there or you can head directly to Puting Buhangin tapos sa Dampalitan for the sunset. The following day, Borawan. You’re welcome Abby 🙂
Hi, abby.. plan ko din pumunta din weekend sa quezon.. 2 lng kmi ng bf ko,. kau ba ilan kayo? naghhnap sna kmi ng ksma for the boat rental. If we can share with you for the fee..
Hi, abby.. plan ko din pumunta din weekend sa quezon.. 2 lng kmi ng bf ko,. kau ba ilan kayo? naghhnap sna kmi ng ksma for the boat rental. If we can share with you for the fee..
Hello.. Planning to visit puring buhangin.. You got any contact number dun??? Thanks 🙂
Same contact number with the guide.
Hello. hahaha. at last, we will go to here this Saturday and we’ll take ur tips and recommendations 😀 yiiieeee..
Hello fellow brat! lol
Unfortunately, someone I knew told me that the place is no longer that beautiful. But anyway, tell me about its condition when you get back.
Enjoy!
Hi, let’s see 🙂 hahaha. thanks po. i hope it will get back in the way it’s used to be. waaaaa.
it sounds like you are super excited. Enjoy! On the other hand,I will be embarking on my first solo trip and I woke up late for it. I’ve got to catch my flight. Ciao!
potek kenneth,, nalilito ako kung san ko icecelebrate birthday ko.. hahahaha,,
hindi ko din alam kung san maganda mag celebrate with family.. separate pa ung friends, workmates and churchmate ng celebration.. hahaha..
planning to go to borawan with my churchmates.. hehehe..
family, not sure pa kung saan..
Hopefully maganda na ulit ang Borawan. Last time kasi Ive read na murky na daw ang tubig dun dahil sa dagsa ng mga tao. Grabe, ilang celebration yun. Good luck sa wallet mo.
borawan, dampalitan and puting buhangin boat rent and assistant for more info. and inquiries just call this number 09476142289 and seach for noime thnx.
Hi,
Is there a lodge that we can stay for the night? we’re not campers, we just want to hit the beach. 🙂
or a cheap hotel?
There is one that I’ve heard though you will need to go back to the main island first. You can check the Tamarind Tree Resort. I’ve never been there so I cannot say how they function 🙂
borawan, dampalitan and puting buhangin island.
need boat rent and assistant??
just call this numbers 09476142289 , 09356618597 and look for noime.
thanks and have fun :))
just got back home from Dampalitan Island. okay naman dun relaxing and peaceful, kaming dalawa lang ng partner ko ang nasa island over night simula pagdating at pag alis. Okay din mag snorkel. Pero just make sure na yung mga important belongings nyo ay safe and secured. Kinuhanan kami ng pagkain sa bamboo table na nasa labas habang nasa loob kami ng tent. Hahaha! okay lang naman kaso yung fact na may capability sila na manguha ng hindi sa kanila, yun ang medyo disturbing.
Thanks for sharing your experience Ma’am. Let us just be cautious next time.
hi i just want to ask if puting buhangin lng ang destination how much ang boat rental back and fort?thank you.
I honestly have no idea. But you can contact the guides directly to check with them with the price. If we base it on the rate they’re asking for those who wants to visit Borawan alone which 800php, I think it would be the same.
thank you kenneth 🙂
You’re welcome 🙂
btw kenneth , i just want to ask if tama ung destination na pupuntahan namen this coming holy week lucena grand terminal – terminal to pagbilao – tricycle from aplaya – then rent a boat going to puting buhangin island. is it correct?hope you can help me.
thank you so much!
Hi Dayan,
It’s bus to Lucena – bus to Padre Burgos – go down at Basiao junction – trike to aplaya – boat ride to Puting Buhangin.
Hello there! So the boat ride going to borawan will always be 800php? What if dalawa lang kami? Will we still pay the same amount? 🙂
Yes sir. That is why it is recommended to go in groups if you want to save more.
Hi Kenneth! Plan po namin ay 3Days and 2Nights..first day puting buhangin then go to borawan overnight then the next day dampalitan(di pa po sure kung magstay kami sa dampalitan til overnight or back to borawan)then whole day borawan na po..my question is 1800 pa din po kaya ang boat rental namin..Or un 1800 for 3 beaches is good for one day lang? 3 lang kami..me,my hubby at daughter ko..
Yes, 1800 pa dn. What we did was we went to Puting Buhangin first then stayed at Dampalitan (overnight). The following day, we went to Borawan.
I’am about to ask the same question Judy 🙂
Well, thanks Kenneth.
Enjoy guys!
hi! really nice blog here, made me excited to get home next year, can you recommend an itinerary? we want to go 3 days and 2 nights if possible, may mga mabibilhan bang foods? saka where to stay overnight? i mean all the beaches are really beautiful. yung 1800 php na fee para sa bangka back and forth na ba yun? from and to mainland? thanks so much!
Hi Beck! I actually have made a travel guide for this, you may search for Travel Guide to Borawan to answer your questions 🙂
Hi! ask ko lang po what if we’re bringin our car, my alam po ba kayong parking area sa padre burgos na pwede namen pag iwanan habang nasa borawan kame? Thanks!
There is a big space malapit sa Pantalan, you may be able to park your car there. You may also want to contact the guide directly to check with them.
hi. Is it safe to bring kids to borawan and dampalitan. Ages are 3, 5 & 7. I want them to experience an overnight camping at the beach. They also wanted to do bonfire. Can u suggest the best beach where we can do an overnight camping that is fun and safe at the same time. Tnx
For me safest is in Borawan since there is a guard/caretaker around but you cannot set a bonfire there. You can in Dampalitan however there is a fee.
Hi! Ask ko lang po. Magkano po kaya ang kailangan dalhin na pocket money if we will stay in Borawan overnight? 🙂
Pati po kung magkano lahat lahat ang magagastos. My college friends are still undecided kung Borawan ba talaga ang pupuntahan namin weeks after our graduation. Hoping for your response on this matter Sir! God bless!
I have made an itinerary with budget if you want to visit Borawan. Just check for the Travel Guide I’ve made, Travel Guide to Borawan by MrBratpacker. Andun na lahat Sani 🙂
Hi Sani! This depends on how many you are in the group.
My friend and I are visiting Borawan this coming May 1 to 3. Thanks to your site we learned lots of tips and really encouraged us to go there. Just wondering if there are any readers here interested maki share ng boat. My number is 09189447371. Dalawa lang kame so plenty of space pa 🙂
Hope you’ll find friend here. Enjoy Borawan!
For boat reservation please call or text 09094819703 or 09057028089
Thank you
God bless
just want to share the bad experience we had at borawan.
we made a reservation for a tent and cottage at borawan by texting allan (his number is on the borawan tarpaulin) and boat reservation was made through ate tess (may-ann’s store)
when we arrived at borawan on april 25 at about 6 PM, the staff at borawan said that she would not let us rent a cottage since the boat ride was from someone else. they require their guests to hire the boat at campo pier (more money for them i guess.) and she said that it was just probably a misunderstanding since allan did not know that we were renting the boat from someone else. she ended up letting us rent the tent and cottage since i showed her allan’s number.
it would seem that they want to monopolize the boat for hire business.
there is a new beach open in the area, it is called mangayao park. the water is a bit murky but you can still swim. it is not crowded like the rest. it was just us plus another group on a saturday during the summer. the drawback is, the gents comfort room is still being constructed, the ladies was already usable. and overnight is not allowed. and the plus side is, entrance is free. (visited april 25, 2015)
I’m sorry to hear about this bad experience. I might as well post this on my FB page to let everyone know.
Thanks!
hi we are planning to go here with my friends on May 1 to 2. May tips po ba kau for the food and water to drink?May nakausap kmi na magpaparent ng tent and boat 300 daw un tent good for 2? is the price okay?nice blog btw!really informative!saka ano pa un ibang expenses?may isa kasi kmi kasuap may 220 per pax pa daw n entrance fee?
For the food and water, better if you bring your own or you can also let the locals cook for your food. For the tent, I think it is good. Yun lang sa entrance fee yung d ko alam bat 220. I have made a travel guide as well to Borawan, you might want to check it for the budget and expenses. 🙂
Hi Kenneth,
how much yung fare ng tricycle (ilalagay ko lang sa itinerary ko). tska wala bang additional yung boat kasi bumalik pa ulit kayo ng dampalitan bago nag borawan? mas gusto ko kasi sa dampalitan mag overnight.
We did opt to walk instead of paying for the tricycle ride. I don’t have any idea of how much po siya
Wala ng additional 🙂
All girls kmi sa safe mag overnight? Thanks
It is.
Pumunta kmi last year, and next week babalikan ko ulet sya. iba nmn ang kasama ko hopefully magustuhan ng mga kasama ko.
🙂
hello po ..may signal po ba ng telecom sa mga island ..ask ndn po kung madme tao sa date ng 16-17
May signal po but sa dami ng tao, I dont have any idea.
Hi Mr. Brat Packer:-) ano po kaya ang risk kapag this December pupunta? bakit di sya recommended?
Maybe season ng jellyfish yun or tag ulan sa Quezon. Where did you read na it is not recommended pag December?
sa mga conversation po dito…ok na po, magkatxt na rin po kami ni Mr. Ron sabi nya dahil daw nga po sa weather, june daw po ang jelly fish..planning to celebrate christmas there with my family and friends:-)
Enjoy.
hi balak namin pumunta sa January 2016 ok kaya ung month na un pra mag beach? thanks po
You may contact the guides to verify with them Ms. Paula para sure na rn.
Ms paula OK lng po if u visit this month. Infact marami po mga guest ang nakapunta na after holiday, our guests from Baguio spent thier new year in borawan.
For more info & assistance u can call or txt us at 0906-915-7383/0920-2547-669. Tnx & God speed
hi guys need boat rent and assistance in borawan, puting buhangin and dampalitan ? just call or text this no. 09476142289, 09358291788, 09329467601 seach for noime
09473413419 search for marlyn
09085317597 seach for marvin thanks enjoy 🙂
Try to visit Sandbar & Isla Salamin… these can be included in ur island hopping package ( Borawan,Dampalitan & Puting Buhangin)
………. for more inquiries call / text us at 09069157383/09202547669…
We offer boat & tent for rent and give U free use of cooking & eating utensils just to lessen ur baggages… tnx & Godspeed
Hi, just a quiry, is the tent piching charge of 200 bucks, is it per day or for whole stay? Planning for 3days n 2nights
Hi Apple,
If I remember it correctly, it is per day.
Hi is there any updated rate for Dampalitan? Thanks
I guess there are no changes with the rates.
Hello there.
Do you want to spend your holidays In Borawan, Dampalitan, PUTING BUHANGIN?
For more info and for boat reservation
Please call or text 09094819703/09057028089
Thank you
God bless
Hi po,
We are planning to go to Puting Buhangin after namin pumunta ng kamay ni Jesus. Gusto ko lang maisama family ko sa beach kahit for a day tour. can you help me, we will be bringing a car? San kami pwede magpark?
May parking space po dun if you plan to bring a car with you.
Hi, san po pwede iwan ung car pag nagpunta kami ng puting buhangin? Thanks.
Before the port, you can ask your boat guide 🙂
Hello there.
Do you want to spend your holidays In Borawan, Dampalitan, PUTING BUHANGIN?
For more info and for boat reservation
Please call or text 09094819703/09057028089
Thank you
God bless
please contact 0908-531-7597 or 0995-665-5096 for the assistance, we will lend you other things so that your baggage will be lessen or you can avail our package deal for only 1700pesos per head, inclusions are food (4meals), tent( 1 set) distilled water, entrance fee, boat transportation, all you have to do is enjoy the whole tour, thank you and God bless.
ive just been the last week. This is one of the worst beaches ive been to. lahat may bayad. kahit yung water na pangligo would cost you 50 pesos per gallon and when you use the water hindi bubula ung sabon. They would take every penny you have. As in simot pera mo. When you go to this place don’t expect too much. It is literally different from the pictures you see online. the water is now murky and not conducive for swimming. Buti na lang masaya mga ksma ko. Dahil dun nag enjoy ako.
Couldn’t agree more. Borawan would really rip your pockets off.