Updated as of September 2016
Masasa Beach is located at Tingloy Batangas. A 3-4 hour travel, a not so distant paradise..
There are 2 Ports, Anilao Port and Talaga Port.
As per Nanay Rosie, kapag Habagat - Anilao Port , if hindi naman, Talaga port.
But to make sure, you can ask Nanay Rosie on what Port are you going to visit.
How to go there?
From Cubao - ALPS Bus to Batangas Grand Terminal - 168
Batangas Grand Terminal to Anilao Port / Talaga Port - 38
Anilao Port / Talaga Port to Masasa Beach - 90
Masasa Beach to Tingloy Port (Tricycle) - 20
Tingloy Port to Anilao Port / Talaga Port - 90
Anilao Port / Talaga Port to Batangas Grand Terminal - 38
Batangas Grand Terminal - Cubao - 168
Total 612
* this is just an estimate expense based on our first visit in Tingloy - DIY (October 2015 & September 2016)
NOTE : First trip of Public Boat (ANILAO PORT / TALAGA PORT TO MASASA BEACH) is 10AM
First and LAST Trip of Public Boat (TINGLOY PORT - ANILAO PORT/TALAGA PORT) is now 3 PM.
So make sure you have plan your itinerary well and worth.
Anilao Port
Public Boat (Anilao Port)
Public boats can accommodate up to 50 persons.
Bangka papuntang Masasa.
Bangka pabalik ng Anilao / Talaga port
Crystal Clear Water... No filter needed.
Sea shore ...
Lunch at Nanay Rosie's Kubo..
Powdery sand of Masasa...
Siesta time!
Explore the place and discover this... :)
I am sure, you wouldn't want to missed the sunset at Masasa Beach..
And my buddy would not want to missed this Milky way!
Overnight? Merong kubo sa left side. Ask nanay rosie para makapagpa-reserve kayo.
200 / person
Kubo - CR, Stove, kaldero , kaserola , plates , spoon / fork , etc.
Electricty is from 12NN to 12MN
Nanay Rosie's contact # : 0919-686-4368
Tent? No problem.Pwede kang magtent sa harap ng abandonadong resort.
Meron bang tindahan malapit sa kubo?
Oo, wag mag-alala may mabibilhan doon, meron ding yelo(swertihan).
Help Masasa Beach by disposing waste properly and bringing your own trash bag.
This is to preserve also the prestine turquoise water.
Do explore the beach, and witness the beautiful sunset.
Photos from Joel Martirez.
