Beach Reviews · Philippines
Beach reviews across Palawan, Cebu, and the Visayas
6 beaches reviewed in Philippines
A verdict-led guide to Boracay's White Beach: how Stations 1, 2 and 3 differ, the roughly P500 entry fees and free eTravel plus optional iPass QR at Caticlan, the Feb-May green algae months to dodge, swimming, Willy's Rock and the paraw sunset sail.
A white sand beach on Entalula Island in El Nido's Bacuit Archipelago, surrounded by towering limestone karst cliffs and crystal clear water. Accessible only by boat as part of Tour C.
The white-sand public beach in Badian, southwestern Cebu, 30 minutes from Kawasan Falls and a quieter alternative to busy Moalboal. Clear water, a coral garden offshore, no big resorts, and the kind of slow Cebu pace that most travel sites pretend Moalboal still has.
Pico de Loro Cove is a gated resort beach in Nasugbu, Batangas with no walk-ins, so this review nails the 2026 guest fee (from around PHP 1,000 per adult), exactly how non-members get past the gate, the 2.5-3 hour drive from Manila, and whether the calm marine-reserve cove is actually worth it.
Puka Beach is Boracay's raw, quiet north-coast beach: coarser white sand, the shells it's named for, and some of the island's clearest water, with almost none of White Beach's crowds. What it's really like, how to get there, and whether to swim.
Tubod is Siquijor's best beach: a small white-sand cove fronting a marine sanctuary protected for over 30 years, where you snorkel coral, giant clams and turtles straight off the shore. The fees, the 2026 closure days, and how to visit.
