Bantayan Island Nature Park and Resort

Resort hotel

Bantayan Island Nature Park and Resort

Sitio Kalubian, Island Bantayan Island 6052 Cebu, Bantayan, Cebu, Philippines 4.1 (320)

Why stay here

Rustic seaside property offering a restaurant/bar, plus an outdoor pool, a spa & a zoo.

Amenities & highlights

  • LGBTQ+ friendly

What guests say

Ivy Rico

My family and I recently visited Bantayan Island Nature Park with the expectation of enjoying a relaxing and well-maintained environment. The entrance fee of ₱250 per person was presented as inclusive of access to the pool, beach, cottages, and cave, which initially gave us a positive impression. However, upon arrival, we were disappointed to find that the overall condition of the park did not meet reasonable standa…

Kleinberg Fletcher Tabel

Don't believe the bashers — they clearly haven't experienced this gem the way we did. We personally stayed here, and we can confidently say that Bantayan Island Nature Park exceeded all expectations. It's a fun, peaceful, and truly value-for-money getaway that deserves nothing less than 5 stars in every aspect. Location Yes, it's a bit away from the town proper — and that's exactly what makes it feel like a peaceful…

Brennon Romero

nice and relaxing place. if you want a peaceful mind then this place is for you.

Babette Getutua

This place is very old and not very well maintained. First of all you have to pay 250 pesos each apparently to use all the facilities. Our first stop was the pool cave which looks very dodgy. The steps going to the pool smells like someone has peed there. The plants and trees are very ordinary. There’s a pool but it has debris and you will know if a pool is clean or not, in this case, it is not clean. There’s a smal…

Daniel Solano

Great place to stay with lots of fun activities to do around you and you can even order food for a set time. That was nice. Our booking came with 1 free drop off and pick up which was very useful for exploring bantayan. Great beach view but no sun set.

Baseem

Avoid if cleanliness matters to you. The resort offers a mini zoo as an activity, but don’t worry if you arrive and it’s closed—you’ll find a “mini zoo” in your room instead. Ants, spiders, flies, and various unidentified insects are included for your viewing (and unwelcome) pleasure. The premium room had a broken shower, a toilet that didn’t flush, and a dirty sink. The bed, while large, was layered in dust and cle…

Mark Fultz

Only came here for the day. The entrance fee is fair being 200 pesos per person. The cave is cool, the mini zoo is nothing special, and the foot spa is nice as well. The facilities themselves are nice, but much of it is older and needs renovations. The pool is large, clean, and has a slide. The beach though is dirty, small, and the water is not more than ankle height in depth. We did not eat the food here, but they…

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