Sipalay Travel Guide

 buenababe Says:  When you are in Island, you'll appreciate the place more if you'll go boating. In langub, there are other parts of the place that needs to be explored. Boating is also the time where you can reflect and thank God for the beauty of nature and bond with friends. So it is a... 

 tidzy Says:  The baywalk or Poblacion Beach at Sipalay is a long stretch of superfine golden sand perfect for those early morning or twilight walks or jogs. My family and I walked the beach around sunset and took jump shot pictures against the beautiful scene. 

 tidzy Says:  We rented snorkeling gear at Driftwood Village and headed out to sea with a pump boat. We got the local to show us Julienne's Wreck, a ship that split in half and sunk. When snorkeling in the open sea, its much better if you go early in the morning, not at around noon where... 

 tidzy Says:  So maybe the wet sand in Sipalay isn't white, but its still fun to play with. My family and I love the sand in front of the Takatukah Resort and started building "sand castles". We also buried my dad in the sand! 

 tidzy Says:  There's nothing better to do than laze around on hammocks, reading that book you brought along with you or simply getting that much needed rest. 

 tidzy Says:  Getting a massage in Sipalay was probably one of the best things to do. Driftwood Village offers full body massages for only P350 an hour. You are led to a small cabana in the resort and given towels to cover yourself while they massage you. The atmosphere is very conducive... 

 tidzy Says:  Langub is a long stretch of beach with 5 resorts namely Langub Beach Resort, Sulu Sunset, Driftwood Village, Bermuda Beach and Takatukah. Walking to and fro these resorts give you the exercise that you need. 

 tidzy Says:  The one thing you MUST do while at the beach is of course, swim! The waters in Sipalay are crystalline so it isn't hard to resist! 

 tidzy Says:  I love sunsets, and Sipalay has a spectacular view. My sister and I spread out sarongs on the sand and watched the sun set and stayed there 'till it was dark and the stars were out. 

 tidzy Says:  We ate at one of the restaurants/stalls here in food park, the name was Patricia's I think and we had tasteless barbecued chicken. Haven't tried the other restaurants though. We also ordered fried rice but what I got was fried rice with scrambled eggs. I mean, who asked for... 

 tidzy Says:  My family had lunch at Driftwood Village resort and ordered different foods. Refer below for what we ordered. The place had a really nice ambiance, we ate at the loft they created where a long piece of driftwood hung from the ceiling for our table. We also had a pretty view... 

 tidzy Says:  Takatukah was on the opposite side of Langub beach and we had to walk for about 15-20 minutes just to get there. It's well worth it, of course because the food is absolutely delicious and the ambience makes you feel very at home. The owners are also very friendly. My... 

 tidzy Says:  Since my family and I stayed at the city proper and wanted to go to Sugar Beach again, we asked around and got some valuable information from our hotel's receptionist. She told us to make a left(from the City) when we see this building with a name "Montilla" on it and go... 

 tidzy Says:  Driftwood Village, a resort in Sipalay, let us rent snorkeling gear and a pump boat. It would be much better if you let the staff know if you want to rent their gear and boat before hand so that there would be no conflicts to schedules since they also ferry their guests to...