Summer Fun- South!

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New destinations alert! 

Island hoppings around Port Barton, San Vicente have newly- added sites where island hoppers can enjoy their lunch very comfortably with a lovely view. 




First one is Peña Plata, a camping site.

Entrance fee is only PHP100, but 1-11 years old is free of charge.  For joiners, that is already included in the island hopping tour rate which is PHP1,500 inclusive of lunch, snorkeling gears, tour guide and other fees for other destinations.

For camping, you may bring your own tent or rent one of theirs. 

*Bringing-your-own-tent rates are;

 Tent (good for 2)- PHP700/night

 Tent (good for 3) - PHP1,000/night

*Rent a tent, includes airbed, beddings and towels;

Tent (good for 1)- PHP1,000/night

Tent (good for 2)- PHP1,300/ night

*Fees apply to the use of all facilities, like the restroom with showers and guest kitchen.

And yes, you may bring your own food although they have a restobar, too, where you can order some food, snacks and beverages like fresh buko juice. 

**No more entrance fee for overnight stay, and  bonfire can be arranged as requested.


Second is Gilligan's beach area.

Tourists prefer to just chill at this place or play beach volleyball. 

Lastly, the Toby and Thelma's Camping! 

Another lovely camping site where tourists can chill, sunbath, play volleyball, kayak or swim.

Overnight stay in a tent, settled in an open-space wooden structure with a roof, or in a loft is also nice.   Toby and Thelma's Camping

Kayaking from the site going to Tandan Point (an islet close to the camp site; as seen on the photo) is often done by tourists.


Happy Summer!



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