The Philippine archipelago, with its more than 7000 islands, is a paradise of beaches. The Davao Region in Southern Mindanao has its own share of coastal pleasures to offer.
Paradise Island Park and Beach Resort is a secluded place along Davao Gulf. It offers a bundle of unique experiences from the boat ride to the shores of the island. Guests get to enjoy a great panoramic view of Davao City and Mount Apo as its background to your right and the best side of Samal Island ahead.
Secdea Beach Resort, which opened in 2012-13, is one of the recent additions to Samal’s list of private beaches and resort. With amenities like infinity pool, mangrove walk, fishing lagoon, and water sports (jetski, banana boat, kayak, etc), you will never run out of things to do and enjoy in the resort.
Isla Reta Beach Resort is an hour’s boat ride away from Davao City. It offers a peaceful and natural ambiance, a paradise away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Photo from Isla Reta Facebook fan page.
This upscale beachfront resort is the perfect place for a cozy, luxurious relaxation. With additional amenities including 2 open-air restaurants, 3 bars and 2 pools (1 infinity), plus a spa, a gym and 5 beaches and jet skis, snorkeling and diving spots, one never runs out of things to do.
Photo from Pearl Farm Resort website.
Banana Beach Resort is the only beach resort in the world that is inside a banana plantation. It is the ideal destination vacation spot for family and friends looking for relaxation and exciting adventures in an ecotourism destination at the heart of Davao Gulf.
Photo from Banana Beach website.
Dahican also boasts of its long stretch of white sand beach, clear waters, and rich marine life and a leading spot for adventure enthusiasts and several water-sports activities such as surfing, skim-boarding, and a whole lot more.
There are a number of accommodations available in Dahican, one of which is Botona Beach Resort.
Whatever your accommodation budget is, there is a beach resort somewhere in Davao to satisfy your need for beach-bumming.