Subic Beaches

Although Subic beaches are not at par with the white sands of Boracay, they boast of their own unique attractions. Barrio Barretto is home to most of the resort style hotels found along its beaches. From the rooms, one can see a glimpse of the beaches along Subic Bay. This former naval base has got what it takes to make waking up in the morning and sleeping in the evening memorable.

One need not go outside the Subic Bay Freeport Zone as there are beaches located within which have small huts as well as basketball and volleyball courts. However, the Freeport Zone authorities have regulated the number of people who will go there. Guests will have to pay a minimal cost in order to have a feel of romance and attachment with nature.

Here are some of the viable destinations for people who are looking for Subic beaches.

Half Moon Beach

Half Moon Beach is one of the newest destinations in Subic Bay. After it was closed due to a legal dispute, Half Moon is now controlled by the city government and has opened it to the public.

Situated along the National Highway after Ocean View Resort. Although simple, Half Moon has its share of attractions. It has several cottages along the coast that may be leased for the whole day. The rates would range from 300 to 500 pesos.

It does not charge any entrance fee. The cottage area is excellent for grilling food since they can be rented. Guests would have to pass by a bamboo bridge running over a small stream.

Half Moon Beach is accessible from the Victory Liner station. Guests would need to ride the blue jeepney along the station. Another alternative is the Victory Liner going to Iba which passes through Half Moon. There is parking space but it is limited along the beach.

Driftwood Beach

For years, Driftwood Beach has served as the principal public beach in Subic Bay. Situated across the PNP camp called 164, Driftwood is quite popular among the local residents.

There is limited parking space found on the National Highway. There are few cottages that are available for lease which are behind the seawalls.

White Rock Beach

One of the most popular beaches in Subic Bay is White Rock. It offers other activities that will make family getaways a truly worthwhile experience. Aside from swimming, White Rock likewise provides opportunities for guests to play bowling, beach volleyball, and other sports.

Fitness buffs can take advantage of the fully-equipped health club. The spa gives guests the opportunity to enjoy all kinds of body and beauty treatments. White Rock Beach is privately-owned but it provides an excellent venue for swimming and snorkeling as well as feeding the fish in White Rock’s cove and marine sanctuary.

White Rock is a primary beach resort in the Philippines. Nestled in a 5.7 hectare property located along Subic Bay, White Rock is just an hour and a half away from Manila.

Indeed, a day spent in the beaches of White Rock will be something worth cherishing.

Other Beaches

Aside from the Subic beaches mentioned above, there are other spots worth visiting in the area. Most of them are privately owned beaches that charge an entrance fee. Ocean View Beach, for instance, has an entrance fee of P120.

Skippers Beach and Christian Beach are other options. Arizona International Hotel and Resort is privately owned but guests can enter the beach for P250. This price is consumable for food and drinks.

In conclusion, Subic beaches boasts of attractions and activities that can give their guests a wonderful time and memorable experience.