4-star boutique resort in Palawan's ecological frontier

Dining Options

Busuanga Bay Lodge offers a gourmet dining experience at the Pavilion, featuring locally sourced produce from its own farm. The restaurant serves an international menu, with daily catches from local fishermen that include fresh lobster, crabs, and various fish. Guests can also enjoy drinks sourced from nearby organic farms, ensuring a farm-to-table experience.

Accommodations

The hotel includes 41 units, comprising 38 rooms and 3 private two-bedroom villas, spread across a lush landscape. Each accommodation offers sweeping views of the mountains and sea, providing proximity to the bay. Many rooms feature balconies and large windows, allowing guests to enjoy spectacular sunrises.

Leisure Activities

An infinity pool offers a relaxing retreat for guests, complemented by sunbeds for sunbathing. The hotel provides a Water Sports Center equipped with non-motorized watersports equipment, catering to various aquatic activities. Moreover, the on-site spa offers therapeutic treatments designed for rejuvenation.

Diving Experiences

Secret Explorers at the hotel provides access to spectacular scuba diving, including exploration of nearby WWII shipwrecks. PADI certified instructors cater to all experience levels, offering courses from beginner to advanced certifications. Guests can discover diverse marine life while enjoying one of the world's most renowned dive sites.

Local Attractions

Busuanga Bay Lodge serves as a gateway to several local attractions, such as Calauit Safari Park, where guests can observe African wildlife. Kayangan Lake, noted as one of the clearest lakes in the Philippines, is also easily accessible for a scenic trip. Its location in Palawan places guests in close proximity to pristine beaches and dramatic rock formations.

• Location: Located in Palawan's ecological frontier
• Dining: Farm-to-table cuisine with local produce
• Wellness: Infinity pool and on-site spa
• Rooms: 41 rooms including 3 two-bedroom villas
• Diving: Access to multiple World War II shipwrecks
• Activities: Non-motorized watersports available