Sitio Diapila - all beaches

This place is like paradise. The staff is incredibly friendly and the island is unlike anything I've ever seen before. It truly lives up to the name of paradise. I really enjoy the tents and huts, and the yoga classes are incredibly relaxing. It's a place where you can truly unwind. I definitely want to come back again!

This shoreline boasts a serene atmosphere with minimal crowds, offering only a couple of surfboard rental spots and a quaint resort with a delightful dining experience. The waves are ideal for surfing, and the beach is comprised of soft sand with gentle ripples. Although the journey may be challenging, navigating the path with a scooter is feasible and takes roughly an hour from El Nido town.

This beach is also known as Sani or Butterfly beach, and can be accessed by taking the village road to the right instead of turning left towards Duli beach. There are no clear signs on how to reach the beach, which is why it remains completely untouched. There are two possible entrances from the land, both marked with no trespassing signs, but locals have said that these signs were put up to deter land grabbers and that visitors can use the pathways. Once you reach the beach, you'll likely find that you have it all to yourself for quite some time, until it becomes more well-known. It's a perfect spot for enjoying nature in the nude. Don't forget to check out the photos from this beach!

This beach is a true gem! The sand is incredibly flat and the water is crystal clear, making it the perfect spot to soak up some sun and take a dip. The best part? It's immaculately clean and free of any litter. The locals are incredibly welcoming and friendly, making for a warm and inviting atmosphere. You'll also find plenty of curious children around, adding to the lively energy of the beach. The only downside is that the journey to get there can be a bit tiring, as it's located off-road. However, once you arrive, you'll feel like you have the entire beach to yourself - a truly magical experience! 😊

This beach isn't particularly exciting and there are no tourists. It's quite dirty and there's a lot of litter that needs to be cleared up, especially considering you have to pay for entrance and a cottage. The cottage costs 300 pesos and entrance is between 20-40 pesos per person.

The beach is absolutely stunning, and the people there are equally as beautiful. The young individuals are incredibly friendly and offer helpful assistance without causing any disruptions. It truly embodies the essence of the Philippines.