Infanta Bay Resort

Reasonable prices make this place worth giving a chance. The entrance seems a bit hidden but once you get in, it’s actually feels like a small secluded place on the beach. The staff are very nice and the owner is super friendly and caring. They had a few different options for accommodation - you can rent small huts or a modern air-conditioned room. The rooms are all still very new so they’re clean! While the beach is right in front, the guest area is closed off from outsiders so it feels very safe too. There’s actually quite a lot you can do as there’s so many instagrammable spots in the resort. You can also rent rubber boats, paddle boards, etc. to level up your enjoyment of the sea!

Nice place not so crowded resort.. 4hrs travel from quezon city.. the downside is the resort electricity is unstable AC rooms are not advisable to stay due to electric unstable, camping stay is better.. sunrise view is amazing.. very accommodating resort owner and friendly people around.. nice and relaxing place..

A resort facility in a rural area. It's good if you want to spend a relaxing holiday. You can enjoy walking on the roads outside the facility, walking along the seaside, and enjoying the time passing slowly. There are several types of spaces available for rent, including a typical one-room apartment and a hut-style room that is commonly seen in the Philippines. The beach is right in front of you, so there is a sense of openness, but there is also a gate at the entrance to the resort, so there is a sense of security.

Peaceful and beautiful place, not bad for the price, cheap and accommodating people, and you even have a tour guide dog named Carlo who will accompany you wherever you go, it's just a bit messy on the beach because it had just finished a heavy rain