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Fast facts
Check in from: | 12:00 pm |
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Check out before: | 2:00 pm |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Restaurant
Non-smoking
Laundry
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Islanders Paradise Beach
Located on the beachfront in Larena, Islanders Paradise Beach features a private beach area and free WiFi. There is a restaurant serving American cuisine, and free private parking is available.
Reviews from 
Group traveller
Comment: 1 Apr 2018
Stayed in: Apr 2018
Great Choice
Stayed here for 3 nights and 4 days. What I liked about it most is it's location - 20 mins from Larena port. That's a plus for me. The beach has a wide shoreline and it is beautiful during low tide. It's also appealing because of its remoteness, we practically have the beach to ourselves although the resort is fully-booked.
Way worth your bucks than its 2 nearby resorts.
Way worth your bucks than its 2 nearby resorts.
Couple
NZ
Comment: 16 Dec 2017
Stayed in: Nov 2017
Cute huts and beautiful sunsets
Pros: Beautiful colorful fan/aircon nipa huts with beach view. Mosquito net available upon request. Very quiet during November. Best sunsets.
Cons: Long way walk through sea grass (50 m) before possible to swim. Water shoes a must!
Cons: Long way walk through sea grass (50 m) before possible to swim. Water shoes a must!
Hotel response
Comment: 7 May 2022
November is mostly low tide month. Water is high and near to bungalows during hightide months. Hence the sea wall.
Couple
Comment: 7 May 2017
Stayed in: Jun 2016
My absolute top
If I had to come up with one single resort I'd like to be right now I would say this place. It was absolutely calm and relaxing there when we were there. We enjoyed every single day and every single dinner or breakfast which they brought us to our private table right before our cabin.
Solo traveller
Comment: 17 Jul 2015
Stayed in: Aug 2014
remote, simple but intensely satisfying resort
You don't visit this resort for luxury, not for mass tourisme, not for parties, not for perfect swimming... you visit this place.... to retreat.
you pick a cottage on the beach, say hello to the quite but so respectful and hospitable staff - i miss you guys! - you rent a scooter and there you are....
in paradise...
the resort is down the rocks, on sea-level. there is a main-building - well, hut - that overlooks a couple of cottages on the beach. prices and basics are mentioned on the updated website. the family running this paradise is solid rock. i would trust them with everything i have. they are somewhat shy, like Filipino's can be, but when you win their hearts by giving them respect you are 'in'.
half hour by scooter/triped you are in Larena where you can shop and dine in nothing more then a small jungle village. siquijor has a main-road, encicling the island and many roads into the mountain-area. along the coast you will find many places to stay but my favorite is still this little, unseen, quit place.
i have been here twice 5 weeks and every week i took the boat to Dumaquete City, picked a hotel and had some quality-time in the mall / cinema. perfect balance.
don't go here if you hate lack of electricity. it sometimes falls out here.
you pick a cottage on the beach, say hello to the quite but so respectful and hospitable staff - i miss you guys! - you rent a scooter and there you are....
in paradise...
the resort is down the rocks, on sea-level. there is a main-building - well, hut - that overlooks a couple of cottages on the beach. prices and basics are mentioned on the updated website. the family running this paradise is solid rock. i would trust them with everything i have. they are somewhat shy, like Filipino's can be, but when you win their hearts by giving them respect you are 'in'.
half hour by scooter/triped you are in Larena where you can shop and dine in nothing more then a small jungle village. siquijor has a main-road, encicling the island and many roads into the mountain-area. along the coast you will find many places to stay but my favorite is still this little, unseen, quit place.
i have been here twice 5 weeks and every week i took the boat to Dumaquete City, picked a hotel and had some quality-time in the mall / cinema. perfect balance.
don't go here if you hate lack of electricity. it sometimes falls out here.
Group traveller
DE
Comment: 24 Nov 2014
Stayed in: Dec 2013
Nice place to be - calm and relaxing
A small and calm Resort where you might spend a few days and enjoy the beautiful beach. Only a very limited amount of Nipa Huts are available, all are appointed very basic, but useful. You might enjoy a calm day on your small terrace in your hammock, or at the beach. If you are "hungry for more" you might rent a motorbike and surround the Island (takes only approx. 4-6h - so enough time stop everywhere you'd like to - e.g. Cambugahay Falls). If you'd like to do scuba diving you might go to the resort next door, they offer a small dive center with a dinghy.
The rooms are basic as mentioned - a simple, but comfortable bed - a typical bathroom SEA-style. The windows are equipped with mosquitonets, but it makes sense to use yours additionally as not all mosquitonets are in perfect condition. Electricity is a problem - if you have to charge your devices you will need a bit more time as usual, as the electricity is shut down several times a day - during the evening or night kerosene lamps are provided.
During lowtide it might get difficult to find a way into the ocean through sea urchins and starfishes, but it works if you pay attention.
Recommendation for trips on the island: rent a motorbike, surround the island! Visit the e.g. Cabugahay Falls, Salagdoong beach (you will find so many really nice beaches! Take your time to enjoy the landscape with rice fields, palm trees, beaches and old and nice, small towns).
The rooms are basic as mentioned - a simple, but comfortable bed - a typical bathroom SEA-style. The windows are equipped with mosquitonets, but it makes sense to use yours additionally as not all mosquitonets are in perfect condition. Electricity is a problem - if you have to charge your devices you will need a bit more time as usual, as the electricity is shut down several times a day - during the evening or night kerosene lamps are provided.
During lowtide it might get difficult to find a way into the ocean through sea urchins and starfishes, but it works if you pay attention.
Recommendation for trips on the island: rent a motorbike, surround the island! Visit the e.g. Cabugahay Falls, Salagdoong beach (you will find so many really nice beaches! Take your time to enjoy the landscape with rice fields, palm trees, beaches and old and nice, small towns).
Very good location
Sandugan ,Siquijor 6226, Larena, 6226, Philippines|5.51 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
12:00 pm
Check out before:
2:00 pm
Good to know
In compliance with Philippine Executive Order 26 passed by the national government, smoking is now strictly prohibited within all public and enclosed spaces. This includes restaurants, function spaces, and guest rooms on all floors.
Extra beds are available for free, depending on the size of the room.
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