
Snorkelling
The coral reef is only 20 metres out from the beach, with stunning reef fish a metre below you. Mask, snorkel and fins are free for our guests.






Explore the island
Nature in its purest form, above and below the water.
Island pastimes
Our house coral reef is only 20 metres out from the beach, with a huge variety of unusual corals and stunning reef fish just a metre below you.
Everything you need on the beach is free for our guests. Because there are so few tourists on the island, every activity is a delight, and our staff are always on hand with suggestions, guidance or help with equipment.
In one minute
From sunrise on the beach to sunset at the Tagaytay viewpoint, and the coast road on our island tour.
On the water
We have four motorised boats for island tours and island hopping: large and small speedboats, a 40-foot bangka and a light aluminium tender.
We have also recently had a paraw built, the traditional Philippine sailing craft whose design dates back to the 12th century. It's fast and furious, and takes up to 8 guests.
In season our bangka is moored on the far side of the coral reef as our Reef Bar, with hammocks and a cool box of beer and wine. Snorkel, swim or kayak out, or take the tender, for a relaxing drink and some sun. It's particularly great at sunset.
On land
Explore the island by motorbike or scooter, or on an exciting on- and off-road tour in our Yamaha Viking 6-seater UTV, Jeep Blade or Hilux 4x4.
The island has a wealth of attractions, and we can also provide a motorbike with a driver-guide. Tap the map to see the full island tour.


After dark & wellbeing
Our observatory in the rice fields behind the apartments houses the largest reflecting telescope in the Philippines.
Kelvin, a professor of astronomy at Manila University, hosts the evenings and guides you through the night skies.
For wellbeing, we offer professional massage and manicure in your room or on the beach.
Explore the island

Quiet stretches of sand all to yourself.

Forest tracks that lead to rice fields and viewpoints.

Scenic vistas over Carabao Island and beyond.

The untouched beauty of the island's caves.
Things to do
Endless ways to explore, above and below the water. Prices are in pesos; book any activity at reception or ask us before you arrive.

The coral reef is only 20 metres out from the beach, with stunning reef fish a metre below you. Mask, snorkel and fins are free for our guests.

Paddle along the coast to quiet coves and beaches, or out to the Reef Bar. Kayaks, SUPs and body boards are free for our guests.

Sail our own paraw, newly built to a traditional design dating back to the 12th century: fast and furious, for up to 8 guests.

An on- and off-road tour in our Yamaha Viking 6-seater UTV, Jeep Blade or Hilux 4x4: cliff jumps, the zip-line, the Cathedral bat cave, white beaches, rice fields and the viewpoint over Boracay.

A day on a traditional banca to the beaches and reefs around Carabao Island.

Exciting jumps and hidden coves for the adventurous. The entrance fee is paid at the site.

Visit the Ngiriton bat caves, a truly natural experience. Part of the 4x4 island tour.

See the night sky through the largest reflecting telescope in the Philippines, with Kelvin, a professor of astronomy, as your guide.

Fish with local fishermen from a small banka, or go further out on a larger one.

Deep-sea fishing on Magnifikat, our fast, fully equipped speedboat.

Our Pelican pedal-powered fishing kayak, for a relaxed morning on the water.

Fresh seafood and meat grilled on the beach at sunset.

Ride the island roads and trails at your own pace, or hire a motorbike with a driver-guide.

A 20-minute ride for groups of at least 4.

Water skiing and wakeboarding behind one of our speedboats.

Ride a board towed behind a boat: lie, kneel or stand. For two people, half an hour.

Private speedboat for up to 4 people, for island hopping or a trip to Boracay.

Private speedboat for up to 7 people.

Professional massage and manicure, in your room or on the beach. Massage ₱600, manicure ₱300.

In season our bangka is moored beyond the reef, with hammocks and a cool box of beer and wine. Swim, kayak or take the tender out; best at sunset.
Island life & natural environment

If you're island-hopping around Romblon, this spot is well worth the detour. Pictures really don't do it justice. You have to feel the cool water, look up at that towering arch and just take it all in. It's one of those rare places that's even better in real life than in photos.

Carabao (water buffalo) still do the heavy work here, and most islanders are subsistence farmers and fishermen. Experience a way of life that has remained unchanged for hundreds of years.

The Beach House
Guided tours, boats, diving and more. Tell us what you love and we will tailor it.