It took us 15 mins trike ride from our hostel 200 pesos. Entrance fee is 60 pesos each. no internet connection in the area but good for unwinding and disconnecting. Just the water is not so clear and all the dirty plastic, trash is there. Cannot really swim there when we went maybe because it rained before we got there. So i hope i can go back next time.

Five stars not because it is super classy and luxurious as the commonly-known high-end resorts that are easily found in the tourist map but, because of its paradise island-y feel, non tourist-trap, sublime elegance, honest rural folk ambiance, super photogenic looks, and unspoiled natural beauty. Getting to this place may be for the rugged adventurer but the place is truly a reward unto itself.

Awesome resort. Only 50 pesos entrance for day tour and you can already have a table cottage. Staff are accommodating. The view? Wow, super nice! Also known as Sinoguora Beach Resort 💕

You'd often have the entire resort all to yourself. They offer various hut accommodations with the cheapest one priced at PHP 750. Day entrance fee is at PHP 60, while overnight stay at PHP 150. If you're on a tight budget, they rent out tent at PHP 350 which we highly recommend. We woke up at 4 AM to an endless night sky filled with stars (plus shooting stars). Honestly, we couldn't believed we'd see as much in this lifetime. Be sure to charge up your gadgets too because they don't have electricity in the area. Perfect excuse to disconnect and be in touch with nature. The sunset took our breath as well!

(June 2023 day trip) about 30 to 45 minutes from the wharf. cost us 800 pesos to and from per tryc. the driver will wait for you so you can he can take you back to the wharf after your stay. it was nice not much tourist. we came around 8am and there were only 5 people. still 60 pesos entrance fee and a lot to shades so renting a cottage is optional. There are days where Debris from mangroves are washed ashore so expect some of them specially on rainy days. you can bring food but please practice CLAYGO. They have a water pump in an open shower area where you can wash salt water from your hair and some cubicles for changing clothes.

The beach is nice and peaceful. Tatlong pulo beach has no electricity but you can charge on the other resort. Best view is during sunset. Other resort offers kayak boating. Locals are very friendly. If you took a bath the water is kinda bit salty. On the beach side for me its not friendly to swim because there are some rocks/corals on the ground so it would better to where slippers and guimaras always has this downward slope so be careful in high tides. And for my opinion, the sand is only white in the picture but in personal it has some hues of brown and white and kinda bit grainy.

This is a great beach to visit. 60php to enter and 300php for a table for the day. They have cottages also you can take advantage of. The beach is clean, white sand, and broken corrals. Water is turquoise and various blues. You can see many fish in the water. Water is not so deep. Found a cave and explored it. Only available during low tide, so watch out. Has a grilling area, so take your food to cook. Good restrooms. Good service, nice people. Nice location, easy to get to. We drove my scooter and 2 otj there. No problem getting there. Great views, so take your camera or phone, sit back and relax.

This place is amazing and peaceful. If you're looking for tranquility mixed with clean shoreline, tatlong pulo beach is the right place for you. The only thing I don't like is there's no electricity and no proper shower area, not so clean...Entrance fee is 60php, 150php for overnight, and if you bring your own tent overnight stag is 300php/person. You can bring your own food and drinks without corkage. They also have BBQ area and you can also request them to cook rice for you.

The best last-minute decision change I've made so far! Just came back from our trip (July 07, 2023) and a little precaution, this place is for the adventurous. Be prepared to climb as the road might be paved, it is steep. Just treat it as nice warm-up before dipping into the waters🥰. We arrived at 6 in the morning and had the beach to ourselves. Paid the entrance fee at Php60 per person and a daytime cottage at Php300. No corkage for anything you bring, may it be food or drinks. For cooking, they have grills positioned by the rocks beside the cottages, we brought our own firewood. The cottages are limited and cannot be reserved in advance, however they offer tents for rent at Php300 per night, you can also bring your own. Facility-wise, you only have a lone solar-powered light in the cottage and that's about it, we only stayed for the day so I advise bringing your own beddings if you plan to stay the night. Capacious toilets might be lacking of commodities but is sure does not lack of cleanliness. Fresh water comes from a deep well which is accessed via the manual water pump. Now as for the beach, it is magical! It made the steep hike worth it and arriving early means you get to see the sunrise against the crystal waters and the jaw-droppingly greenery-claimed rock formations. Because it's surrounded by rocks, the waters maintained its glasslike appearance, no matter how much you wade into it—just watch out for the rocks, as it can be slippery or sharp at times. Marine life can swim by under the carved out boulders, you might be greeted by a crab or two. Changing of tides doesn't affect the beach, I'd encountered the cycle from morning to its late afternoon and the highest of its rise is at noon time. Although if you don't want a swim, just sit by the flowers and feel the sand on your feet. The place is secluded as it is mostly visited by locals, the weekends seeing the most traffic. It's far off most residences and establishments so laze out in the background of birdsong and the sea breeze.

We went there last August 2022. Entrance fee was 60 pesos. It looks like the place wasn't taken cared of properly. Nevertheless, the water's still clear and clean and we enjoyed our time there.

Soooo worthhhh ittttt! Must visit guys! But I don't like the accomodation of the owner but the place is so nice!

Cave with cool water, island hopping destination at guimaras.

A must-see destination while island-hopping in Guimaras. You can swim on its cold and calm waters, together with the bats and fishes.

The water is so cool and thire islands around it. The place looked so calm. The cave is not that big

It's tiny but has a good view of stone formations.

Peaceful and clean place to relax

So nice

Hole in a cliff, with bat manure.

A must include in the bucket list—contact person guide before going. The place is pristine and not overly exposed. Expect a 15-30 minute trek.

April 22-23, 2022 the best Beach camp Ever...Peaceful community and good for barkada's, Higly recommended pra sa mga nature lover! (Chill vibes 99%, Senti moment 99%, open forum and deep talks 99%, Enjoyment and Bondings 203%! = 500% plus pocket money mu nga 1000 plus patience and understanding 500% all in all 2k%...2 is spacial 22 is super special...but in relationship 22 is broken😂 hahaha! Shoutout ky manang ng pahulam sang kalaha kg kaldero! God bless!

𝑺𝒐 𝒓𝒆𝒍𝒂𝒙𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒏𝒂𝒌𝒂𝒌𝒂 𝒂𝒎𝒂𝒛𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑳𝒖𝒏𝒄𝒉 𝒊𝒔 𝑷𝒆𝒓𝒇𝒆𝒄𝒕. 𝑰 𝒘𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅 𝒓𝒆𝒄𝒐𝒎𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒅 𝒊𝒕 𝒔𝒂 𝒎𝒈𝒂 𝒈𝒖𝒔𝒕𝒐 𝒔𝒂𝒏𝒈 𝑷𝒆𝒂𝒄𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝒎𝒊𝒏𝒅 𝒌𝒂𝒈 𝑰𝒏𝒏𝒆𝒓 𝑷𝒆𝒂𝒄𝒆 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒈!

So relaxing.. perfect for you to unwind..

Feel the peace of your life 🥺

A very good place for a solemn escaped from the city. The beach front and the sunset is soooo beautiful. I recommend you guys to include this place on your bucketlist.

If you want peace and quite this place is so much better 😊

This island is great for snorkling and swimming. It has a best view featuring rock formations that it formed like a turtle. Amazing view and amazing beach to swim. The water is crystal clear that you can see your feet touching the sea bed. It has several corals and seaweeds and there were lots of amazing stone with different colors.

A small island partnof the island hopping activity from the Alobijod Beach. It is best for snorkeling and swimming. Children are safe to swim because water is on knee level only. Not a total resort because it doesnt have any amenities except for the sari-sari store that collects Php20.00 entrance fee

We stayed 3days 2nights,the island is totally uninhabited,no electricity but we enjoyed our stay living an island life...awesome!for those who love survival experience type of vacation.

Beautiful islet that is 10 minutes away by boat from Alobijod Cove. Great for snorkeling. Try cliff jumping here.

Small island paradise that is less than 15 minutes by small motorized banca from Alobihod Resort. We had the white sand beach all to ourselves so we lost no time in snorkeling and feeding the multitude of small fish with ground biscuits. A kind and friendly couple at amakeshift shade sold us banana que, fresh coco juice in its shell. Sand was whitish and fine and water bluish clear. Would love to be back. The banca owner loaned us the snorkeling equipment by the way, for P100 each. Trivia: island owned by the Lopezes (former Vice Pres).

You can go up the mountain and see the Virgin Mary standing

Quickest island hopping I've done in my life, just few minutes from alobijod beach, rain poured on us that day so we have to go back quickly. Best time to visit on summer.

A perfect place to do the way of the cross during lent. Also an ideal place to meditate and to relieve stress away from the city. It’s a magnificent place to look at the Iloilo City from Guimaras.

An hour or less hike from the jumpoff. A small chapel is on the summit. Nice view of Iloilo city at the top if you find the right spot.

Off-road requires walking going to the mountain peak. One has to wear something comfy and should be physically healthy.

Over looking iloilo , place looks very old, you need to hike an hour more or less depending on your pacing,

Every Holy Wednesday me and my mom hike and do the prayers of The Way of the Cross.

Unwind.Reflect.Relieve

Nice view at the top