Can't go wrong here... day use fee on the weekend is 1,200 pesos, but you get a 500 peso food…read morecredit with that, and the food is pretty dang good! Beach is clean, smooth, and relaxing. Two swimming pools, and the service is great! I highly recommend this place. Prost!

Arrived on an afternoon after a long drive from Mandaue. Drove through an unpaved road from the…read moreCentral Highway and checked in the "al fresco" (not air-conditioned) lobby. After getting our welcome drinks of Honey Orange Juice, we were escorted to our connected rooms where my brother-in-law parked outside of, but I preferred to hitch a ride with the resort's yellow motorized trike. After we got settled in our air-conditioned lagoon villa, we proceeded to the beach, which was less than a kilometer's walk. The sunset was what I yearning for, and we were lucky to witness it on a cloudless western horizon over the nearby islands. My sister recommended this place as they've been here months before, and of course, they came with us. We weren't too impressed by the facilities and the seaweed & jelly fish laden beach (monsoon season after all) after staying at Shangri-la in Mactan, but that got offsetted by: 1. the complimentary water sports 2. the friendly staff 3. the fairly priced & delicious food & drinks and of course 4. the views!!! (lots of photos) A very positive side note: While kayaking one morning, I clumsily positioned my very new Insta360 camera, where it eventually decided to take a dip in the murkiest part of the lagoon. After pointlessly searching for it in 4 feet of water, I was warned by the staff that it wasn't encouraged to frolick in the debris filled pond where I might get injured. Junie (as I vaguely remember his name), the water sports dispatcher, relieved me from my futile endeavor and got in the water and found the action cam owned by Mr. Sloppy. Someone handed me the equipment while I was having lunch. I searched for him to personally give my appreciation (and a tip). Do try them, if not for the views, do it for the warmth of the resort's staff.

One big disappointment about going to Cebu, Mactan Island actually was no good beaches to go to,…read moreThey are all man made, or mostly rocky spots. I was spoiled by Boracay to be honist. I was told I need to go to the north or south of Cebu to find a good beach and was told Virgin Island is where I should be. Well after hours on the road, and more hours on a ferry boat to Bantayan Island I ended up on this extra small island. Maybe a few years ago it was a virgin on touched beach, but now people live here past the palm tree line off the beach The beach parts are real small, and not much else to see here and do here other than walking the beach and jumping like 15 or 20 feet off a makeshift platform into 10 feet of water. I guess this is where you go in when you want to do a island hopping tour when you are already on an island. I should had headed south to Oslob to swim with the whale sharks instead.

This place is phenomenal- great instructors- great people- amazing experience! I love Malapascua in…read moregeneral everything on this island is an adventure. I mostly love the people and the culture.

Pretty cool place to relax in the evening with bonzai trees everywhere, along with a ton of koi…read morefish to look at. There's an adjacent basketball court where young folk play and youngins tend to hang. Coffee/smoothie type place that also sells pizza and other fast foodie items. A little pricey, but you get what you pay for... the ambience is really nice.