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MASASA BEACH, Tingloy, Batangas, Philippines

Welcome to Masasa Beach.

Masasa Beach was a concealed gem, stashed away from the watchful eye of weekend warriors from Manila. But something this precious is hard to keep secret. As soon as word got out, tourists came in droves, rattling what used to be a dormant town.

From Manila - Ride a bus (Jam Liner in Quenzon City) 

It is a 3-4hrs ride until you reach the last stop which is the Batangas City Grand Terminal. 

Regular rate: 236 pesos

There’s a lot of jeep in the terminal going to Anilao Port. 

Rate: 40 pesos

At Anilao Port you need to ride a boat going to tingloy. 

Here is the boat schedule.

ANILAO PORT to TINGLOY PORT BOAT SCHEDULE 10:30 AM 12:00 PM 2:30 PM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM

After 1hr you will reach tingloy port 

*View from the boat*

from tingloy port you need to ride a tricycle to finally reach the beautiful Masasa Beach. There’s a minimal trekking because some roads are not develop yet. 

Rate: 80 pesos

Finally! Welcome to Masasa Beach. 

There’s no hotel or resort in Masasa. Before getting there you need to confirm and book your homestay or transient house its a must because you are not allowed to ride the boat if you don’t have a homestay. 

We stayed at KC – Neth Nipa Huts Contact Numbers: 0910 532 1471 / 0977 814 2914

Price Range: 1200 for 2pax(couple)

400 each for 4pax

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THINGS TO DO IN MASASA BEACH

Beach bum and swim. Obviously. It’s a great beach, strewn with soft, supple sand, lapped up by gentle waves. And in sunny days, the waters are so blue, you won’t resist it. Remember that it’s a long beach. Behind the rock walls are more pockets of sand. Don’t stay on the main beach.

Snorkel. Tingloy is within the vicinity of Verde Passage which is one of the richest marine biodiversity spots in the world. Some of these wonderful creatures come closer to the shore. But remember, please respect wildlife. Don’t feed them. Don’t touch them. Don’t kill them.

Go island hopping. On the beach you’ll find a small store. Next to it is a space where boatmen stay. They take passengers on an island-hopping tour which make a stop at other spots like Oscar Beach, Tawil Point, Sepoc Point, lagoon, and Sombrero Island. They use a small boat that can accommodate up to 3 passengers. Standard rate: P1500.

Trek to Mag-asawang Bato, a rock formation that stands atop a nearby hill. Beginners can definitely do this. Takes around 2 hours to complete.

You can rent a small boat for island hopping and snorkeling for only 1500 for 10pax

In snorkeling you will be seeing beautiful fish, corals and yes! a big turtle. 

Beach doggo. 

After exploring the ocean. You can sit at the bay or climb the famous rock formation to watch sunset. 

after a amazing experience there’s a lot of lomihan ni batangas you can stop by and try the authetic batangas lomi for only 50pesos