Daet Travel Guide

 monm Says:  Probably the only town in bicol that never sleeps is Daet. The nightlife lasts till morning. I would recommend you visit D@etLive bar. This place is classy and lively. The best local and manila bands perform here nightly. Hi tech lights and impressive sounds with sound... 

 joysweet Says:  If you are looking for a not-so crowded place to surf, then head to Bagasbas Beach! The beach itself has fine gray sands. As fine as the sands in Boracay, only it's gray. Waves at certain time of day seems high for me (I'm not a surfer). From the town proper (called "Centro"... 

 rmcuesta Says:  the motel is brand new, although it is about 5 minutes away from Daet proper, and is already located in Basud (next town after Daet). this is a good alternative for those who seek clean and decent place to stay. away from the bustling city, all you hear at night are the... 

 bliss_seeker Says:  Governor's Place / Tourist Inn is a publicly run structure with 5 cottages, right in front of Bagasbas beach. Each cottage is spacious, with two single beds and a sitting area, plus a separate single air-conditioned bedroom with a queen-sized bed. It is ideal for large... 

 bliss_seeker Says:  The Wiltan Hotel at Daet was excellent value for money. It is by no means a five-star hotel but has everything one needs for a comfortable stay in town.For a very reasonable price, I got a spic and span spacious room with air-conditioning, clean sheets and towels, cable TV,... 

 bliss_seeker Says:  Going to Bagasbas, I was looking for a decent place to spend the night. Because most google searches I had done mentioned Traveller's Inn as a place to stay, I immediately headed there upon reaching Bagasbas. I fully expected decent accommodations. What greeted me was a... 

 Jimbo222 Says:  We had lunch in this place at around 1pm and our experience was that the one serving us was not enthusiastic that we were there. It took 45min - 1 hour just to serve us food and there was no people inside. The food was cheap and was so-so in my opinion. Ambiance is not much... 

 orangebubble Says:  A typical tapsilog place in a humble setting. Self-service, which is a good thing. Fast and easy menu, pretty cheap too - only P50.00 for the tapsilog and porksilog. If you're hungry, come to this place. Their porksilog (pork chop, fried rice and fried egg) meal is famous. 

 orangebubble Says:  The restaurant has a cozy homey feel, with it's bamboo-and-nipa-hut look. It's a place to bring your family and your friends. Their menu has a great variety of dishes and desserts. Service is good and fast, all you need to do is to press the buzzer to call the waiters.... 

 bliss_seeker Says:  Alvino's Pizza is the brain child of Alvin Obusan, just about the most popular surfer in the Daet area. Upon reaching Bagasbas Beach, I was eager to try his pizza, which other sites had mentioned. However, I was disappointed to find that the place was closed for renovation.... 

 rscujr Says:  KFisher Seafood Restaurant in Daet Camarines Norte is owned by a descendant of Jaime King, famous for Fishing in adjacent Town of Mercedes, 6km from Daet. Owned by the couple Ruben Cu Jr. and Hazel King Cu. Ruben has been a frequent Traveller to Japan, Arizona, Colorado, San... 

 Jimbo222 Says:  Getting to Daet can be done via taking a 6-8 hour bus ride from Manila.Option 1: Take a Philtranco bus from Pasay/EDSA or Cubao/EDSA. There is a a non-aircon bus which is cheaper but no reservation. There is the AC/Airconditioned bus which has its stops and the most...