Best Beaches/ Pool Resorts to Visit in Davao Occidental



Travel takes us out of our comfort zones and inspires us to see, taste and try new things. Travel provides a learning experience like no other. It inspires people to seek out new places, keeping their pool of knowledge constantly topped up. It’s a great way to not only learn new things and immerse yourself in a new culture – but it also provides a constant urge to continue learning. There's simply no better place to let go of daily stress than on the beach. You can sit back and soak up the sun, watch the waves roll in , or even take a nap in a hammock strung between two palm trees. With their warm sand and gentle waves, beaches have a soothing ambiance that nothing can beat. Below are the must visit beaches and resorts in Davao Occidental.


                      📍Little Boracay Beach Resort 

One of the best destinations in Davao Region. When it comes to beautiful beaches, this is the home of famous “Little Boracay” and other hidden white sand beaches nearby. The beach is situated on the coastal side of Brgy. Sto. Nino. This resort is very simple, quiet and untouchably beautiful. It has a very unique of natural powderize white sand and the water is very pristine. In there you can feel like you return back to nature, no stalls and shops, parties at night, not crowded and very clean and green, just coconut trees, the white sand beach, and the quiet sea. Because of its crystal clear sea water, you will enjoy beach activities such as kayaking, snorkeling, and sunbathing, etc.

•Location: Little Boracay Beach Resort, Barangay Sto. Niño, Colongan Road, Sta. Maria, Davao Occidental•

•Entrance Rates: P30 for Children; P50 for Adults

•Contact: 09399064036


📍Splash Blue Beach Resort II


It is located in Brgy. San Agustin, Sta.Maria, Davao Occidental. In this Beach Resort, you will enjoy the sea, the fine sand, and the four swimming pools for kids and adults. This resort have open cottages and circular tables to dine, a function hall for your special events, numerous rooms for you to stay the night over, beach to play volleyball, and a restaurant. The place is actually safe. They have guards and a parking lot as well. Staffs are very hospitable. They will accommodate all the needs of their clients.

•Entrance Rates : P50 for Kids and Adults; Free for 1 year old and below
•Cottages Rates: P200- P1200
•Room Rates: P1500-P7500
 •Contact: 09509306342


         📍Miskeen Beach Resort A.K.A Maldives 

Malita Dives in Brgy. Tubalan, Malita, Davao Occidental is gradually making a name in Davao’s tourism industry as it continues to attract tourists for being considered the Little Maldives of Davao. It is a private property beach house nestled in an inlet within Tubalan Cove, a sanctuary of unspoiled waters teeming with healthy marine biodiversity. You and your friends can seize the day with other water activities like jetski, speedboat, and banana boat riding that are readily available upon request.Malita Dives in Tubalan Cove is truly a place where you can hang-out with your loved ones as you enjoy the tranquility of nature. The best part is the sunset. It turns the color of the place to orange, then to bloody red, then eventually shrouding everyone with darkness jeweled with the sparkles of the stars and the bright moon above. 

•Location: Barangay Tubalan, Malita, Davao Occidental
•Entrance Rates: P20 
•Cottages Rates: 100
•Socials:facebook com/Malitadives


                      📍Lapuan Cold Spring Resort 


Tucked within Barangay Lapuan, the quiet and peaceful Lapuan Cold Springs is where several locals go for a much-needed refreshing break. Perfectly hidden beneath the lush foliage of Don Marcelino, the cold springs remain unknown to visiting tourists, ideal for those who like to travel and avoid other tourists.

•Location: Barangay Lapuan, Don Marcelino, Davao Occidental
•Entrance Rates: P20, Children; P30, Adults
•Cottage Rates: P150
•Contact: 0951 534 3125
•Socials: facebook.com/Lapuan-Cold-Spring


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