Panglao Grande Resort

Very clean, right by the sea, fairly satisfied

If you are Korean, I recommend that you never go there. First of all, there is no way to get there, and even if you have a hard time finding the access road, if the resort office number is not communicated well with the locals, you will fail to find the resort. It is connected to the resort, so the local cargo and personal use smarties arrive in 5 minutes and depart to the resort, but the road is rough, so you have to be very careful. Better not to go anyway! Instead, I left this place a day early and moved to South Farm Resort, where I had a very beautiful time with fantastic facilities and services.

There are the most beautiful white sand beaches on the island, but there are few tourists, and there are basically no people on non-holidays. There are advantages and disadvantages, and you have to go far to find food and shopping. The economical housing is built on the shore of the beach, open the door to see the sea, and walk into the water less than 20 meters Wake up early to watch the sunrise, and look for stranded sea creatures in the intertidal zone when the tide ebbs at night The sun is scorching hot during the day, and the morning and evening are cool and pleasant. When you come to the Philippines, remember to bring sunglasses, sunscreen and mosquito repellent. Tropical Sandflies are rampant on the beach The rooms are old, the bathroom door lock has no card shoots, the exhaust fan has stopped turning for a long time, and the water pressure fluctuates from time to time, but the room is much more spacious than other similar hotels. There is a high-end hotel nearby with a large clean private beach. It costs up to 300 pesos to take a three-wheeled motorcycle from Panglao International Airport. Don't be fooled by the sky-high asking prices.