A sand that glistens in the sand and an endless rows of Coconut Trees that will protect you from scorching heat of the sun are the main draw of the Sugar Beach.
Located at the southern part of the Bantayan Island in the Municipality of Sta. Fe and just adjacent to the Paradise Beach, Sugar Beach is among the popular beach in the island. It has a beach resort named after the beach (or is it the other way around?). The resort has one of the most affordable rates but not really of the best quality. But one thing I like about the lace is that they allow backpackers to pitch a tent for just a minimal fee.
It was scorching mid-day when I visited the place so other than lounging around under the coconut tree, enjoying fresh buco juice in one of their nipa huts, and talk to some natives selling souvenir items, I was not able to spend a lot of time there. But if given another chance to visit the place, for sure, I will bring my tent along and just lie 'til I doze off to dreamland.
Glistening White Sand
Wooden Bench Underneath a Coconut Tree
Coconut Trees of All Sizes
Midday Scene
Scorching Sun Bouncing Off the Sand
Rows of Palms
Picnic Huts
More of the beaches of Bantayan Island in my next posts...
Located at the southern part of the Bantayan Island in the Municipality of Sta. Fe and just adjacent to the Paradise Beach, Sugar Beach is among the popular beach in the island. It has a beach resort named after the beach (or is it the other way around?). The resort has one of the most affordable rates but not really of the best quality. But one thing I like about the lace is that they allow backpackers to pitch a tent for just a minimal fee.
It was scorching mid-day when I visited the place so other than lounging around under the coconut tree, enjoying fresh buco juice in one of their nipa huts, and talk to some natives selling souvenir items, I was not able to spend a lot of time there. But if given another chance to visit the place, for sure, I will bring my tent along and just lie 'til I doze off to dreamland.
More of the beaches of Bantayan Island in my next posts...
ganda ng lugar... parang summer lang..
ReplyDeleteWow ganda! Parang angsarap kabitan ng hammock 'yung mga coconut trees at humiga buong araw. Hehe. :)
ReplyDeletewow.. i love the blue tint of the sky... and the Midday Scene already looks like a post card... galing mo tlga... hehehehe
ReplyDeleteHaha, sweetness impression ang beach name. Very catchy.
ReplyDeletethe sand is so inviting.
ReplyDeletegood thing they planted more coconut trees here...it will slow down soil erosion.
ReplyDeleteSugar Beach--perfect for a honeymoon!:p
beautiful and relaxing photos. parang summer na! Ü
ReplyDeletethose cabana, the sand, the waters are so inviting! this can give boracay a tough competition.
ReplyDeleteAwesome sights. Would love to go there sometime.
ReplyDeleteang ganda. Gusto ko yung idea na tinaniman ng nyog
ReplyDeletewow almost bora like, I love the place :)
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this reminded me of the exact place where i just sat infront of our cottage with my feet on top of the pillars. so relaxing! great beach!
ReplyDeleteLS: You captured some wonderful beach shots. The weather looks so nice.
ReplyDeleteI could almost feel the sugary texture of Sugar beach just by looking at your shots. May those young coconut trees grow to provide more shade on your next visits.
ReplyDeletemagkano pamasahe from cebu city going there?
ReplyDeleteYou tag team is back!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and your photos are great!
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ReplyDeleteGanda ng sky! Blue na blue. :)
ReplyDeletepamatay talaga mga shots mo atty :)
ReplyDeletemerry christmas!
Oh Wow. You always go to these beautiful places. I coul just indulge in there.
ReplyDeleteThe sand looks fine and white, though it really is tricky to shoot during midday. Nice find, bai.
ReplyDeletecan you tell me how to book sugar beach resort?
ReplyDeletethanks ahead