Considered by many as the largest resort city in the Philippines,
the Island Garden City of Samal (IGACOS) is home to the finest beach resorts in
the region. Due to the large number of beaches in the island, there are new
resorts being established yearly.
However, the resorts that have been there for long still continue to
attract a lot of tourists, locals and foreigners alike. So what if you’re a
tourist and are planning Philippine beach holidays in Samal Island, but don't know where to go? Here are some of
the island’s best resorts:
PEARL FARM BEACH RESORT
Pearl Farm Beach Resort is undeniably the most popular resort in
Samal Island. The rates may be a little expensive at first glance, but you're
getting your money's worth.
The luxurious resort will surely nourish your insatiable desire for
the beach. Not only is it a white-sand beach, but it's also complete with all
kinds of facilities for all kinds of occasions.
BUENAVISTA ISLAND RESORT
If you want to have absolute privacy, Buenavista Island Resort is the
one for you. Here, you can actually “own the island” for a given amount of
time, depending on your booking terms.
To many people, getting enough money to afford booking the resort
may feel like a burden, but given the chance, it could be a perfect getaway for
you and your group. Overcrowded beaches are not a problem at Buenavista Island
Resort.
CANIBAD BEACH
Canibad Beach doesn’t boast amenities like Pearl Farm has. It’s a
beach known to be untouched by the modernization of the current state of
things. So, what does this beach have and it’s being labeled as a must-visit
beach in Samal?
The pristine crystal blue waters are the reason why. A lot of photo
enthusiasts visit the place taking a lot of snapshots of the place. Also, a lot
of people seeking solitude and serenity come here.
These are just some of the known resorts in Samal Island, if you
want to experience the best beach holidays Philippines, exploring the entire island may be the perfect thing
to do. There are just so many resorts to count in Samal Island; one trip is not
enough to see them all.
