Planning to head to Liwliwa, Zambales (well, San Felipe — the former is a sitio)? We’ve penciled in a visit to it this year too.
What is Liwliwa Zambales known for?
Liwliwa, found in Brgy. Sto. Nino in San Felipe, Zambales, is known for its long stretch of salt water and ashy white sand. People visit it mostly for surfing but when the waves are a bit calmer, it makes for a good spot for swimming too. Many would appreciate just walking by the beach and inhaling the tranquility here too.
It’s grown to become a hotspot during summer season, with many resorts and accommodations open to serve guests eager to have fun under the sun or experience utmost relaxation.
Fun fact: Liwliwa is the Ilocano word for solace.
How do you get to Liwliwa Zambales?
Head to a Victory Liner terminal (there’s one in Cubao, Pasay and Caloocan) and ride the bus heading to Iba or Sta. Cruz. Alight at San Felipe town proper and ride a tricycle to your accommodation.
Resorts in Liwliwa Zambales
Speaking of accommodations, there are lots to choose from. While we’ve not visited the area yet, these are the ones we found to be good contenders as the best resort in Liwliwa, Zambales
Kwentong Dagat
Kwentong Dagat describes itself as a place to go for a ‘vegan glamping experience’. The space offers various types of accommodations, including standard rooms, nipa cabins, and huts. You can also camp out here — just bring your gear. It’s worth noting that the huts and the standard cabins don’t have ensuite bathrooms.
You can cook your own food or eat at Kislap Beach Bar, which serves 100% plant-based foods.
Price: The prices range from P2,988 per night for a hut to P4,788 per night for a standard cabin. A camping slot goes for P500.
Booking: You can book a stay here or send them a message on Facebook.
E-mail: info@kwentongdagat.com
The Fishers
The Fishers is said to be the first resort to offer A-frame huts in Liwliwa. So as you may have expected, all of their accommodations are designed this way! There are air-conditioned ones while there are also those with just fans. But all of the huts come with a free liter of drinking water, coffee or tea, and eco soap bars. They all have private bathrooms and private lounge areas too.
Price: The prices are between P3,000 and P3,500.
Booking: You may reach them through their Facebook page for inquiries.
Email address: thefishersliwa@gmail.com
Contact number: +63 997 367 3493
Limliwa Beach Resort
Limliwa seems to be the preferred spot by those traveling in groups. Here you’ll find a variety of accommodations, with the biggest one able to fit 12 people. The place has shared baths and a common grilling area. Do take note that you’ll be required to pay a corkage fee for bringing your own food. This is perhaps because the resort also has a restaurant called Talisay, where you can enjoy mostly Pinoy food.
Price: The rooms’ prices range from P4,000 to P6,000.
Booking: You may inquire through their Facebook page.
Email address: limliwabeachresort@gmail.com
Contact number: +63 956 095 0017
Kapitan’s Liwa Resort
Looking for something simple but peaceful? That’s Kapitan’s Liwa for you. The place offers pretty and pretty affordable accommodations. It also has an in-house cafe and restaurant named Sestra, which offers comfort food.
Price: The prices range from P2,000 to P4,500.
Booking: Send them a message on Facebook.
Email address: kapitansliwaresort@gmail.com
Contact number: +63 920 907 0412
Zambali Woods
If you want a mix of adventure with your relaxation, this place is the one to stay in. The place is cozy but it also offers action-packed activities like ATV rides. It’s good for larger groups too; its villas can house up to eight people.
It also has a restaurant and bar called Ola — so you won’t have anything to think about during your stay.
Price: The rates start at P4,000 per night.
Booking: Reach them through their email or Facebook.
Email address: zambaliresort@gmail.com
Agos ng Liwa
For more than comfort and relaxation, head to Agos ng Liwa. This place has lots of communal spaces, which are perfect if you’re looking to meet new friends or just converse with like-minded people. There’s also a cafe and bar that stays open past midnight here, perfect for those who find solace in the nightlife.
Pricing: There are no published prices.
Booking: Reach out to them to inquire via Facebook.
Email address: agosngliwa@gmail.com
Contact number: +63 960 906 0759
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