Caramoan is rapidly changing its face as the tourism boom continues to benefit this sleepy town which had become one of the top destinations in the Philippines. Now, it has become a major tourist hub and the demand for good accommodation is continuously growing. Here are some of the pension houses, guest houses, hostels and resorts that range from the most basic to the top end accommodation in the area.
1. GOTA BEACH RESORT
Gota Beach Resort Cabanas
Gota Beach Resort is the top end resort in Caramoan recommended for those who don’t mind paying extra for a somewhat more luxurious beach escapade. It has its own beaches which are also open for the public so it is best to avoid it during weekend (Caramoan residents pay Php150 and php300 for non residents). In 2008, we stayed at this resort just because it was the only beach resort available at that time that had its own beach. A lot of the time, the beach is occupied by the crew of Survivor so it is often closed for public.
It is also quiet expensive to stay at this resort compared to other resorts in the area now but its location makes it all worth it. We actually spent most of our time on its beach and only visited the nearby Malarad Island during our stay. The resort is surrounded by towering limestone cliffs covered with green vegetation and it has two coves with fine sand, one of which is another jump-off point for island-hopping. It is a few minutes boat ride from Malarad Beach (formerly called Matukad Island), Lahus and Hunungan Beach Resort.
Gota Beach Resort View Deck.
GOTA BEACH RESORT CARAMOAN
Tel: +63 2 8170831 or 710 9086
Mobile: +63 9283083969
Email: gotavillage@gmail.com , infocamsur@gmail.com
CamSur Provincial Tourism Office
Tel: +63 54 4773344, +63 54 47744473344
It is quite cozy inside these small cabanas which were imported from China. Each cabana costs around Php60,000.
2. LA CASA ROA HOSTEL
La Casa Roa Hostel Receiving Area
My relatives and I stayed at La Casa Roa Hostel on my second visit at Caramoan this year. I was fortunate to be able to accompany my balikbayan aunt, her son and her fiancé to Caramoan and guide them around the islands (for free). Normally, I would stay in backpacker’s accommodation on this kind of trip but at the request of my cousin, who had just roughed it out in Calaguas Islands before we left for Caramoan, we stayed in the very first “more-than-decent” lodging accomodation for visitors to Caramoan. The hostel is the private residence of Dr. Nilo Roa and has been converted into a cozy hostel.
The hostel has clean and spacious rooms, dining area and living rooms on the first and second floor. It also has a wide terrace and different types of room to choose from. It is probably the most expensive accommodation in the town proper – we paid around 2400 for an AC room with hot and cold shower and complimentary breakfast for four. It was ok but I find it isn’t really worth staying in an expensive hotel when you just end up spending most of your time outside anyway. (We arrived around 5 in the afternoon here and left early the next day for island-hopping).
ROOMS
Matrimonial Bed
Twin Sharing
LA CASA ROA HOSTEL
Address: Tawog, Caramoan, Camarines Sur
Tel: +6354-8113184
Contact: Rhodora Roa Perez
Email: dollyrperez@gmail.com
Room Rates
Room 1 – Matrimonial bed (Php1950)
Room 2 – 3 Single bed, Triple Sharing (Php2,150)
Room 3 – Twin Sharing (Php1, 750)
Room 4 – Queen sized bed (Php1,250)
Room A and B – Family Room (Php2,800)
Room C – Family Sharing (Php2500)
Annex Rooms – (Php2,800)
Extra Bed – Php300
(All are inclusive of free breakfast)
Another living room on the first floor.
La Casa Roa Dining Room
3. VILLA JULIANA
Villa Juliana
On our second day in Caramoan, my relatives and I moved to this brightly colored lodge just two blocks away from La Casa Roa Hostel. If La Casa Roa was the most expensive lodging in the town proper, Villa Juliana was the cheapest we could get without compromising quality. The service and facilities are ok. Its 12 rooms are all air-conditioned with TV and toilet. They also serve food and accept “paluto”.
You can either request for the meal you want or buy it yourself in the market and ask them to cook it for you. They also arrange island-hopping tours and transfer service from the port. We paid Php750 for our room (4pax) and they let us checked-in our things early in the morning before we left for Paniman Beach without extra charge. This place is recommended for students, backpackers, and those who want a cheap accommodation in the town proper.
- Dining Area
Receiving Area
AC rooms with TV and toilet.
VILLA JULIANA
Tel: 0921-2261395 , 0929-4884928, 0907-6557984
Contact: Mr. Roger Reyes
Website: http://www.villajuliana.multiply.com/
Room Rates:
Php750 – All 12 AC rooms
Villa Juliana Rooms and Parking Area
4. CARAMOAN BED AND DINE
Bed and Dine Native Hut Restaurant
Bed and Dine is one of the mid-range accommodations available in the town proper located along the main road in Barangay Tawog. This pension house is another private residence turned into a nice lodging accommodation. It has only 3 air-conditioned rooms and it is usually fully-booked most of the time (advance reservation is a must). Two of its AC rooms have common toilet and its guests could use the TV in its living room as well as its dining area.
Bed and Dine is also the only trusted and good enough restaurant in the town proper as of now. Many visitors in Caramoan eat here for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It is often packed with people and it is a favorite hang out of foreign tourists, backpackers and local visitors at night.(The food is quite good but its popularity is more for the lack of competition I guess).
Mocha Room - Php1200 with toilet and bath (Good for 2pax)
Yellow Room - Php 1200 (good for 2 pax)
Violet Room - Php1400 (Good for 4pax)
CARAMOAN BED AND DINE
Tel: 0920-4768619, 0920-4768577, 0915-8268563
Contact: Allan Lejarde
Website
Room Rates:
Violet Room Php 1400/day – good for 4pax,1 queen size bed,1 double size bed
Yellow Room Php 1200/day – good for 2pax, 1 double size bed
Mocha Room Php 1200/day – good for 2pax, 1 double size bed with toilet and bath
Guests can use the living area w/ cable TV, dining area and comfort room of the
Pension House.
Caramoan Bed and Dine Living Room
5. WEST PENINSULA VILLAS
West Peninsula Cabanas and Duplex
This villa is my top choice for quality and value for money. West Peninsula has new and clean facilities, cozy cabanas made of concrete walls and anahaw roof, and a nice yard where guests can party at night. It has an open-air dining area, a mini bar and small pool table. You can also ask them to cook any food that you want if you don’t find it on their menu.
The rooms have cable TV, a hot and cold shower and air-conditioning. They also offer tour packages for the guests. West Peninsula is currently building new rooms and has a total of 15 rooms now, all with AC, cable TV and toilet (9 of which have hot and cold shower). One is lucky to get a room in this place if the reality TV series “Survivor” is filming in Caramoan. Their local production crew usually checks-in here.
ROOMS
Duplex Accommodation
Cabanas
Small Room
WEST PENINSULA VILLAS
Tel: 0921-2642538
Email: westpenvillas@yahoo.com
Website
Room Rates
Php1500 – big rooms (good for 6pax)
Php1000 – small room (good for 4 pax)
West Peninsula Dining Area
6. BC HOMETEL TOURIST INN
BC Hometel Tourist Inn
Another option that offers cheap and basic accommodation about 5-minute drive from Centro. It has 10 air-conditioned rooms each with its own toilet. Room rates start at 600. The biggest room can accommodate 12 people and costs Php300 per head. Be warned though of the possibility of sharing the big rooms with strangers. Food is costs around Php100 per meal (minimum). They can also arrange island-hopping tours.
ROOMS
BC HOMETEL TOURIST INN
Tel: 0927-4027220, 0921-8357454
Contact: Mr. Danilo Belleza
Email: danfhel@gmail.com
Website
Room Rates
Php300 per head ( minimum of 2)
Php600 per room
BC Hometel Dining Area
7. CMC VILLA CARAMOAN HOSTEL
CMC Villa Caramoan
CMC Villa offers a hassle free Caramoan escapade for a certain price. It was the first hostel we stopped at after Guijalo Port when we were looking for a place to stay, but we moved on to look for another one because we were only looking for a place to stay and were planning to arrange our own tours. This villa markets more its package tours that are inclusive of accommodation, half day island hopping tours to Matukad, Laos, and Hunungan Islands, one-day island hopping tours in Lahuy Islands (Manlaue, Bosdak, Cotivas, and our Lady of Peace), shuttle service within the town, motorboat, local tour guide and meals. You can call their contacts for a group with less than 5 persons.
ROOMS
CMC VILLA CARAMOAN HOSTEL
Contact:
Coleen Cordial – 0906-4205644
Marlyn Cordial – 0920-9030226
Email: cmccaramoan@yahoo.com
Webiste: cmcvillacaramoan.multiply.com
Package Rates
5-10pax – (2 days/1 night – Php3500/pax) (3 days/2 nights- Php4900/pax)
11-15pax – (2 days/1 night – Php2700/pax) (3 days/2 nights – Php3700
16pax and up – (2 days/1 night – Php2200) (3 days/3nights – 3200)
8. REX TOURIST INN
One of the cheapest and most popular inns in the area, Rex Tourist Inn isn’t too shabby for the price it offers. It is inconspicuously located on the second floor of a hardware store. Room rates start at 300-500 for fan rooms, 1500 for AC rooms (good for 4persons), up to 2500 for AC room with private bathrooms. It serves food to guests who have availed of their package (shuttle service from Naga, boat ride, accommodation, food and island-hopping). Rex Tourist Inn has a total of 4 branches now, three in the town proper and one at Barangay Paniman (beachfront).
Receiving Area
REX TOURIST INN
Address: Barangay Tawog, Caramoan
Tel: 0919-8821879, 0919-3089675
Contact: Mr. Rex B. Hernandez
REX TOURIST INN BRANCHES
Rex Tourist Inn Branch
Rex Tourist Inn Branch near the church
9. RIVER VIEW VACATION INN
River View Vacation Inn
One of the new hotels in the area located beside a nice river. It has a total of 10 fully-air-conditioned rooms all with toilet and cable TV. Rooms with hot and cold shower are also available. It offers its own package tours inclusive of accommodation, buffet meals, transportation within the area, boat rentals for the island hopping and local tour guide.
RIVER VIEW VACATION INN
Address: #4 Fernandez St. Barangay. Ili, Caramoan, Camarines Sur, Philippines
Contact: Melody Reyes Niego
Tel: 0908. 8655322, 0919-3955743
Email: RiverViewInnCaramoan@gmail.com
Website: http://RiverViewInnCaramoan.sulit.com.ph
10. GOLDEN HUB TOURIST INN
Tel: 0908-2626173, 0908-8948252
Contact: Mr Fred Schmid
Offers food and beverages and 24 hours security services
Golden Hub Tourist Inn
11 . WOW NA WOW TOURIST INN
Tel: 0919-5999673
Wow na Wow Tourist Inn
12. VISTA DEL MAR GUEST HOUSE
A house on top of a hill overlooking the sea and a few steps from the jump-off point for your island-hopping adventure
Address: Bikal, Caramoan
Contact:
Mervyn A. Valencia – 0919-8136766
Ome B. Alarcon – 0920-2816362
13. HUNONGAN COVE
A top end resort with its own beach a few minutes boat ride from Gota Beach Resort. It is also owned by the local goverment of Camarines Sur.
Unit 2401, 139 Corporate Center, Valero Street, Salcedo Village, Makati 1227, Philippines.
Tel: 63 2 8180831
Mobile: 09283083969
Email: camsurtourism@gmail.com, gotavillage@gmail.com
Website: http://www.caramoanislands.com/
14. CARAMOAN KAYAKS INN
Address: Lupi,Guijalo, Caramoan
Tel: 0921-9873157, 0920-4742637
Website: http://www.ck-inn.com/
mkkrating dn aq s caramoan!! nice place for vacation kylngan lng ng budyet bgyan m aq h….
mgand ung gota beach resort cabana’s native ang dting fresh n fresh tingnan…safe s mga kids kpg mgllro..nice claire
medyo mahal nga lang sa Gota, marami naman maganda at safe sa kids na mura.
Tama ka, Caramoan is rapidly changing. Nagulat ako when I saw all those cabanas @ Gota Beach. Many years ago when we went there, it was all bare and natural. I just wished they planted trees to offset what looks like a congested village.
Yep and to think it’s the top end resort there. I think they added even more cabanas now. They are just lucky they are surrounded with limestone rock formations covered with green vegetation and a nice beach. But at least now, there are other options for accommodation that are way cheaper.
WOW! So much has changed since last time I went there about 4 or 5 years ago. It’s good to know there are a lot of choices now for tourist to stay in Caramoan. Before it was only 3 or 4. We also had a bad experience with that pink walled resort. They took out our stuff and moved it to another room without permission. Anyways, great work and this will be a good reference
Thanks Ferdz, I also still remember your blogs about Caramoan before. That was the first time I saw Matukad Beach.
magkano pla yung rates sa GOTA 60k na ba yung pinaka mura? good 4 how many po yun?
Hi Mike, sorry I have no idea now about their rates but you may contact them by email or call the resort’s number that I posted in my article to get an updated price. We paid around Php3000 the last time were there 2 years ago.
great writeup… this is one of those blogpost that has substance.. really thanks…
btw, would it be recommended to travel to caramoan with a 2yr old child in tow?
thanks!!
Thanks Donn, It’s a fair way for a two-year old to travel by land (more than an hour) and by boat (more than 2 hours) even if you take the plane to Naga but it is possible. The land travel from Naga City to Sabang Port is quite bumpy at some point but I think you can manage and even better if you take the van.
hi ms. claire very helpful po ung site nyo!!!
ask ko lng do u have an idea how much ang accomodation sa gotta?!
Hi Angel, I don’t know anymore the latest rate at Gota but you can just verify it with them on their contact numbers. But as of now, it is still closed for public because the crew of Survivor are still there.
Hi Claire! Just wanna say ThAnK You for making this site… G o o d l u c k to all of your endeavor and (next) adventures!!!
Thanks Coleen.
Hi Claire.. Two thumbs up for this site.. very helpful..thanks a lot! great help indeed..
Hi! I came across your site while trying to find out more about Caramoan. I am planning a trip later this year and hope you can give any tips for first time traveller to Caramoan, especially on a budget
. Thanks!
Hi Elaine. There are many budget-lodges there that you can choose from. Food is relatively cheap also especially if you will eat in local carinderia. You can also lower the cost of your island-hopping by joining other group. Try the island hopping in two days to enjoy it more. First one could be the nearer islands like Matukad and its surrounding area and the second one could be Cotivas, Sabitang Laya, Manlawi etc. But if you have limited time you can just tailor your trip and talk to the boatman. Enjoy your trip and hope you share it with us
Nice post. Can be very helpful for wanna-visit-Caramoan junkies.
hi claire!
your blogspot is very informative..just exactly what i’m looking for…great job! keep it up…
Thanks Juls
this is so helpful claire.
super thanks!
i miss u!
Thanks Kaye, miss yah too
how much ung pinka affordable na room/house jn good for 10 persons? please suggest . .
were we could spend our 3 days in caramoan . .the best island , lodging and much cheaper than the others . . appreciate your esponse . . thank you very much . ..
Hi Kelly, It really depends whether you would like to stay in a dorm type room like BC Hometel, you share the room with other people but i guess since you are 10 you could reserve the place – they also have non-dorm type. It’s around 300 per head the last time I checked. You can also try Villa Juliana if you want cheap rooms with AC. It is good for 4 persons so maybe so can reserve 3 rooms. It is up to you really, just compare the prices on my blog and check which one suits your budget and taste.
Try Residencia de Salvacion, http://residenciasalvacion.multiply.com/ , located at Brgy Salvacion, the next barangay after Brgy Guijalo going to the town proper, about 7 minuntes by trike.
see what their guests say… http://www.tripadvisor.in/Hotel_Review-g1563542-d1793877-Reviews-Residencia_Salvacion-Caramoan_Bicol_Region_Luzon.html
Given that we’re talking about issues in the region of Caramoan Accommodation: Beach Front and Town Proper | Lakwatsera de Primera, Being able to pick the correct hotel is really the most essential decision that you have to create as this could make or break your journey, whether you’re heading for a vacation or taking a company trip.
if you want a reasonable tour package or just want a room, you can try (Residencia de Salvacion) http://residenciasalvacion.multiply.com.
check what their guests say – http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/note.php?note_id=132942566758650
Hi Claire, can you give an idea, about going to Caramoan. From Sabang Port ba mag bo-boat ride going to the islands? how long is the travel time? is it safe to bring kids? How safe is the boat ride?Do they provide life vest during the boat ride? Thanks and God bless – Malou
Hi Malou,
From Sabang, you may ride a boat to Guijalo Port in Caramoan (about 2 hours or less). They provide life vest for everyone. I have seen many visitors bring their little ones to the island. As for any boat ride around the Philippines, there is no way to tell hundred percent that it is going to be a safe boat ride. But the boats are big enough, From the port, you may hire a tricycle to take you to the town proper if that’s where your accommodation is or to Paniman Beach. It is the jump-off for island hopping and they also have accommodation. There are many boatmen there who will offer you packages for island- hopping. Try not to commit to anyone yet no matter how tempting the offer is. Ask around first then decide.
Hope you enjoy your trip and don’t forget to share your stories to us
Hi claire!
First things first, thanks for the very comprehensive information on the different accomodation that can be found in the island. The pics. are truly nice!!! gave us an idea on what we can expect. Thank GOD for bloggers like you =). Before when things like these were not yet available, i relied heavily on my lonely planet books and those travel magazines [counting them now made me realize how costly they were, good that dated issues can be sold almost half the price nowadays =)].
We got some things in common like we are both teachers [except you are so slim =) and well me, loves to eat thus my e-add was created to figuratively describe me =)] who love to travel mostly the off the beaten track.
One of your reader said you are leaving or left PI already? =( well im pretty sure that wherever you are, you will continue to inform, humor us with your adventures and i will silently follow your blogs admiringly!!! =)
Many thanks again, GOD bless
Thank you Maria. I’m actually back now in the Philippines. I will leave again this year but not permanently. One for thing for sure though is that I will continue to blog and soon will launch the lakwatsera de primera “family edition”
Hi claire, we are planning to go caramoan this holyweek2011, but we dont have any idea wer to stay. I would like to ask if which part of caramoan wer we can find majority of the resorta for accomodation and is it advisable to book in advance or its better to look for resort once we get there? Thanks
Hi Deine, there are more choices of accommodation in Centro (town proper) and a few at Paniman Beach like Breeze and Waves etc. I suggest that you reserve in advance since you are going to visit on Holy Week which is peak season in Caramoan.
thanks for this! this is really the greatest help i can find online!:D
Hi Claire!
We are a family from Albay and we would like to visit Caramoan by road trip via Tiwi. Can you please answer some questions before we finalize our trip sometime in May 2011?
1. We are planning for a beach camp for one night and will not check-in in an accommodation. Can you please recommend a resort or a place for this?
2. Which road-route is the shortest way from Tiwi to Caramoan?
3. We would need a local resident as tour guide and caretaker of vehicles. Can you refer somebody?
Thank you and regards.
Hi Ed,
1. My friend told me they rented a banca for 3 nights and camped on the island of their choice every night. Matukad is a nice place to camp as well as the other islands. You can also camp along the shores of Paniman Beach.
2. Are you going to do it by land all the way to Caramoan? I think it’s feasible now since it’s summer but I’ve heard it’s quite a bumpy ride. Another option is to leave your car at Sabang Port and ride the boat to Guijalo Port. I’m not sure how to do it by car because I had only tried commuting to Caramoan.
3. I think you can do it on your own, no need for a tour guide, you boatman will be your tour guide as well. The place is easy to explore. I don’t know anyone from Sabang Port but I guess you can just ask favor from the local to look after you car especially from those who live near the port and leave your car to there, just offer something as payment.
Cheers! Ingat sa byahe po.
Thanks for your reply Claire. Nice meeting nice people in the net.
Cheers!
Hi,
Thanks for the helpful article.
Where is it better to stay – beachfront or centro?
For me I’d rather stay in front of the beach but there are more options of accommodation at Centro so it’s really up to you.
Hey Ms. Claire,
First and foremost thanks much for your very informative yet helpful blog, you give us idea on where to stay while in the island. CHEERS for that.
We’re planning for a Barkada Trip in CamSur’s finest Caramoan Peninsula this July 16-18, 2011. But before we finalized our trip, we have some concerns;
First, from wide selection of accommodations, we find West Peninsula as our top choice! Just want to clarify.. For their room rate; small room cost 1,000? or 1K per head? If it’s 1K per person then we will choose BC HomeTel instead (we’re on a budget).
Lastly, In terms of weather condition, is it advisable and safe to visit Caramoan and have island hopping on mid of July? Hope it will be sunny days but we’re expecting it will be rainy days (hope’s not).. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance! “,)
Hi Ben,
The last time I inquired, it was 1000 per room but if you’re on a budget I think BC Hometel and Villa Julianna are also good value for your money. It’s safe as long as the weather is good. It may rain from time to time but rarely that it will rain the whole day.
I see..
Thanks for quick response
We’ll contact West Peninsula,Hometel & Villa Julliana w/in this week. Let’s which is which has a good deal! hehehehe
BDW, the said contact infos are still updated/any changes?
Thanks Much. Keep it up!
Discounted La Casa Roa Hostel Room rates- 2011
Room 1- aircon w/ matrimonial bed & hot/cold shower….Php 1,750.00
Room 2- aircon w/ 3 single beds & hot/cold shower …….Php 1,950.00
Room 3- aircon w 2 single beds & hot/cold shower ……..Php 1,550.00
Room 4- aircon w/ double size bed & hot/cold shower …Php 1,550.00
Room A- aircon, 6 pax sharing w/ hot/cold shower ………Php 1,850.00
Room B- aircon, 6 pax sharing w/ hot/cold shower ………Php 1,850.00
Room C- aircon, 6 pax sharing …………………………………Php 1,350.00
Annex A1- aircon, 6 pax sharing w/ hot/cold shower …….Php 1,850.00
Annex A2 – aircon, 4 pax sharing w/ hot/cold shower ……Php 1,550.00
Duplex 1 – aircon, double size bed w/ hot/cold shower ….Php 950.00
Duplex 2 – aircon, double size bed w/ hot/cold shower ….Php 950.00
Breakfast not included
extra person – Php 300.00
I wonder when you can get the time to shange our website url to the coreckt one
http://www.ck-inn.com
Thank you, I updated already.
hi claire! i thing west peninsula and breeze & waves are the two most of all the hotels and inns there at caramoan…..may ask if this two offer their own complete package for 2? i wanna know how much would it be for 3days and 2nights…. Im planning to go there maybe september… thanks
Hi Froy, I’m not sure about their rates now but you may check their websites or call their contact numbers for your inquiries.
off peak naman ang september diba?so i would be cheaper…right?hehehe… thanks claire!
Yep, the town is quite small and easy to explore. Just look around first and see which one suits your budget.
Hi Claire! Thanks for compiling all of these. Just wanna ask if West Peninsula Villas is along the beach line? Thanks!
Tet
Hi Tet, it’s not by the beach, it’s located at the town proper.
nice compilation..I only knew few hostels through pinoyexchange pero ang dami palang ibang choices…gusto ko ung West Peninsula ..prang value for money sya..
I’m sure there are new accommodation this year. West Peninsula is also my choice for midrange accommodation, not dirt cheap but not expensive as well.
hi claire,.,may i knw whre did u stay there? is it recommendable?
I don’t recommend anything in particular, they all have their pros and cons. It’s really up to your budget.
budget wise, would u suggest tour package?
If you have extra budget why not, it’s convenient, if it’s me, i’ll do it on my own, but that’s just me.
Hi.
Can we still camp on the islands?
Depende kung align island, sa Matukad ang alam ko pwede kapag walang shooting ang Survivor.
hi ms. claire, can you tell me if there is really a travel agency at caramoan island, name is “caramoan travel” their website claims it headed by the brgy capt. of brgy tawog in caramoan, but i did m best to look for supporting docs but i cant find any. i am worried they’r just scammers, i have a big group (46pax) going to caramoan on oct.15th…kaya i need help..hope you can take tym to answer me. god bless.
Hi Anne, sorry i don’t know much about travel tours in Caramoan because I didn’t avail of any tour during my visits.
Hi,you can contact us at westpenvillas@yahoo.com our place is available this oct.
This is Den from westpen villas. thanks
Hi Ms. Claire!
Ask ko lang po madam if gota resort lang po ba ang me lodging and beach at the same time? Im looking for an avg resort na me beach na po agad (to consume time from island hopping), ung mga tipong beach front style po?
And one more concern is hanggang 11am po daw ang last sea transfer to caramoan? Is that true? Are there other alternatives aside from hiring a private boat?
Thanks po ulit mam claire!!
HI Jason, there is also lodging option at Paniman Beach, the beach is not as nice at the one in Gota Beach but the accommodation here is way cheaper. I think the last trip for passenger boat to Caramoan is around 12pm but they usually leave early when full. I don’t know any other option aside from hiring a private boat. (kung marami kayo, pwede namin hati-hati na lang para mas mura)
Thanks po madam!
Pls update our email add, must be westpenvillas@yahoo.com , name to be contact is not Den Sancho.
Thanks
West Peninsula Villas
Thank you Den, updated already.
Hi ms. Claire good day… 1st of all i want to say congrats and tanx for ur very successful and. Helpful site/blog……. Mam ask lng poh kong my homestay! Inn or other accommodation n malapit n poh sa beach kc xempre pag gusto maligo dyan n kgad,,, ndi kelngan p mag ride ng tricycle etc.. Syang po kc ung tym from mnila p poh kc kmi….thanks in advance…. GODBLESS!!!!! MOre power…..
Hi joms, check-out this one http://www.lakwatseradeprimera.com/caramoan-accommodation-paniman-beach/ for more choices of accommodation.
Hi Ms. Claire,
We will visit Caramoan this coming September. Is it possible ba via land from Naga to Caramoan? If yes. San kaya ung fx/bus terminal and ilang oras kaya travel time? Any details to share?
Thanks a lot!
Yeah it’s possible by land but I think it’s not advisable to do it during the rainy season unless you’re on 4WD.
hi po.. alam nyo po ba kung anong inns ang malapit lang sa mga pasyalan mismo especially sa beach po.. tenkyu po..
Paniman Beach ang malapit sa mga islands kasi jump-off point yun, pero kahit sa centro ka mag-stay, one tricycle ride away lang to the jump off points.
Your post really helped a lot during my family’s trip to Caramoan! Thank you
You’re welcome Bee
Hi Miss Claire,
Good day
Could you recomend from the list of accomodation above , kung alin ang ok ang facilities and malinis.
Thanks
Carl
West Pen or La Casa Roa.
yey! i’m going to caramoan this long weekend with my son… we’re staying at riverview ^_^
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is there any place where we could stay near the beach?a pax of 10 persons,how much?were planing to go this december..for 5 days.
Kindly check the Paniman Beach Accommodation
mam ask ko lang po kung san ang sakayan ng legazpi-sabang port?
Sakay ka ng bus papuntang Naga, merong terminal ng van sa harap ng SM Naga papuntang Sabang Port.
We stayed at Villa Juliana! Plus they gave us a discount
Maganda ba weather pag December?
Mas maganda na compared to June – Oct. Tapos na tag-ulan.
hi gud pm…ask ko lang po kung what time po ang alis ng roro from nato beach to caramoan at ilan oras ang travel papunta sa caramoan..we want to visit sana this coming weekend…un accomodation po ba sa GOTA BEACH…malapit na po ba un sa mismo beach?…please reply us..thank u..
Hi Ghine, sorry I’m not familiar with Nato Beach, visitors usually depart from Sabang Port to Guijalo Port in Caramoan. Gota Beach has it’s own beachfront and it’s close to some islands.
ah ok po…sa sangay nato beach po un cinasabi ko po..malayo na po kc kmi if sa sabang port pa kmi pupunta..nasa tigaon na po kc kmi tom. mahaba pa byahe if punta pa kami ng sabang. ask ko na lng po kng hndi kmi nakapag pa reserve po ngaun meron po ba sa gota beach or island na pwede namin tayuan na lng ng tent…thank u…godbless