Bantayan Island Tourist Spots

Here are the 5 Tourist Spots we visited in Bantayan Island.

Kota Beach in Santa Fe

Kota Beach is known for its stunning white sand, clear blue waters, and serene atmosphere. Bantayan Island itself is renowned for its beautiful beaches, and Kota Beach is often highlighted as one of the standout attractions.

Bantayan Island has a wonderful laid-back and peaceful atmosphere. Kota Beach, in particular, offers a quiet and relaxing environment, making it a preferred destination for those looking to unwind and escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. This beach offers a great alternative to destinations like Boracay and Palawan, as it’s not nearly as busy.

You don’t want to miss the breathtaking sunsets in Kota Beach which attracts photographers for picture-perfect and instragam-mable photos. At certain times of day, depending on the tide, you can see the stunning sandbar at Kota beach as well.

Paradise Beach or Sandira Beach

Paradise Beach or Sandira Beach is one of our favourites in Bantayan Island. For our 4 days staying in the Island we actually went to this Beach a few times.

This beach is known for it’s stunning natural scenery. Featuring pristine white sand, clear blue waters, and picturesque landscapes. The rock formations are also quite stunning.

Keep in mind, once you’ll get there you have to pay 15 peso per person. The small building where you pay your entrance fee also has cold beer on offer at reasonable prices.

Keep in the mind the road in to the parking area is a little treacherous if it has been raining. It can be quite muddy. So be very careful if riding in on your scooter bike.

The Ruins

The ruins are admired by visitors for their historical and cultural significance. They serve as a reminder of the island’s rich heritage and the passage of time.
Visitors to these ruins may appreciate the opportunity to explore and imagining what life might have been like in the area centuries ago.

Mangrove Park Eco Park

The Mangrove Eco Park showcases the beauty of mangrove forests, with their lush greenery. Visitors can enjoy the tranquil surroundings and appreciate the unique ecosystem that mangroves support.

The park offers recreational activities such as kayaking, boating, or nature walks, allowing visitors to explore the mangrove forest and try outdoor activities.

Ogtong Cave

Ogtong Cave offers visitors a chance to explore a natural limestone cave, providing a unique and experience. Inside the cave you will get to see and enjoy the different rock formations. You can also swim in the most refreshing water.

This is located in the Ogtong Cave Resort. To access the cave you will have to pay an entrance fee of 200 Pesos. While in the resort you can also access the beach just few minutes from the cave, and you can also enjoy their indoor swimming pool.

Make sure to explore the rest of our site for adventure with Palm Trees and Maple Leaves. Please don’t forget to follow our Facebook and Instagram. Leave a comment if you have visited the Island, we would love to know your experience!