During low tide, the seabed becomes rocky and is covered with a lot of seaweed, making it uncomfortable to walk and swim on the beach. Unfortunately, some nearby visitors were also very noisy and brought a large stereo speaker, playing loud music that disturbed the peaceful atmosphere. Asking for additional chair has a charge of 30 pesos. This is not ideal place if you want to fully enjoy.
Why stay here
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Amenities & highlights
- LGBTQ+ friendly
What guests say
Great for family and quick swim when I. Cebu. Has a dirt path directly from highway. Units for transient rooms are spacious, needs repair for the shower bath tub. Often would experience rotational brownout, location is tide sensitive so check what time your visit to avoid low tide shoreline.
This place is a complete dump. The room is the worst ive seen. Bugs everywhere. No closet, no toilet seat, not even a shelf in the room. Everything is very run down and the worst part is the room smells awful. I wouldn’t stay there again if they offered it for free. We were supposed to stay here for 3 days. We checkout out after the first night. It’s just a disgusting place. Stay away.
Affordability: 225/pax is expensive and for the experience is not worth it. The worse part is the table and chairs are priced for 500 for the set and the shower requires 5 pesos for 1 minute of use. If you do enter with food and drinks, there is no corkage for 1st entry but next entry will include a corkage fee. Scenery is wonderful for a beach resort. The depth of the sea during normal tide is just around 4ft.
The Beach Park is a popular spot among locals. The entrance fee is 180 per person, and cottages cost 1,800. On weekdays, the atmosphere is nice and relaxing, making it a good place to enjoy the beach. However, weekends are a completely different experience—there are multiple loud speakers, live bands, and karaoke, which can be overwhelming, let’s say for a baby. Unfortunately, the beach itself is not well maintained…
As of Jan 2026, entrance fee is 180 per pax. It went up to 40 pesos in just a month. It would have been okay if amenities were improved, but it got worse. You also pay parking fee separately like,WTH? Paying 180 pesos nga entrance fee then walay apil parking? Water in shower area is very expensive (P5/minute or 20 seconds 1 Tabo). Also, it made my skin itchy. Convenience store is overpriced. Good thing there's no co…
Slightly better than other budget friendly beaches in Lapulapu. I noticed that they really made sure to have enough lifeguards to keep an eye on all beachgoers. The tents and nipa huts were a bit pricy, I think. There can be too many people in the summer too. The grilling station was a bit small in my opinion. The toilet, shower rooms and changing rooms were not impressive either. I hope they would do something abou…