Dayang Beach Resort is located in Talicud Island, Samal. It is about 1 hour of boat travel from the Sta. Ana Wharf in Davao City.We had our lunch in this place during our Talicud Island tour last December 2008. Dayang Beach Resort's pristine white sands, clear blue waters and fresh ocean breeze more than made up for its lack of modern facilities and amenities.
Here are some specifics of the resort which i copied from this blog:
* No entrance fee for Dayang Customer
* Cooking services at 30 pesos per kilo
* Water for 15 pesos per container
* Table for 100 pesos
* Small and big tent 50 and 100 pesos respectively
* 4 units of room for 450 pesos
* Close cottages with bedding can accommodate 5 persons at 350 pesos
* Open cottages with 5 persons accommodation is 250 pesos
Wow! Are you kidding me? These prices are so affordable. And the beach looks so soothingly warm and beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteThe picture looks like boracay. But the prices are cheaper. I’d love to have a swim here. Thanks for featuring this.
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yeah...the fine white sands are so much like boracay...only without the modern amenities...and definitely not overcrowded. :-)
ReplyDeleteits so beautiful...awesome place to release tensions.
ReplyDelete@si biskut: i agree.thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteDo you have Dayang's latest contact number?
@harih: try this-09213070367
ReplyDeletedo you know how to get to Dayang?
ReplyDeleteI guess there are boats that leave from the sta. ana wharf of davao city to talicud island on regular schedule. the last time we went there, we rented one boat for a whole day of island hopping.
ReplyDeleteNew contact no 0918 3868793 (Ellen), 0999 4591318 (Jeanette)
ReplyDeletethanks for the info!
ReplyDeletedo you have any contact number for this resort?
ReplyDeleteaccording to one comment here, these are the resort's contact numbers: 0918 3868793 (Ellen), 0999 4591318 (Jeanette)
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ReplyDeletewow! one day i'll b e there
ReplyDeleteis there an office to contact?
ReplyDeletejust for clarification.. open cottage for 5 at 250.00 per person? or 250.00 for all.
ReplyDelete250 for all.the contact # is posted in one of the comments here.
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ReplyDeleteok na sana reservation nmin d2 eh, bglang binigay sa iba yung room... kkainis!
ReplyDeletebeen here already..what a great place.id loved to go back...must try guys...
ReplyDeletestill 1:30PM ba yung schedule ng boat from Sta. Ana wharf going to dayang? 2010 pa ksi yung mga post sa net baka ng change na sila. Anybody here na nakapunta ng Dayang this year? Pa post naman po sa update. Thanks!
ReplyDeletewow ninduta uie....
ReplyDeletemay entrance po ba for overnight?
ReplyDeletepwede magdala ng own food?
ReplyDeleteDoes the resort still exist? Tried to contact thru the numbers posted but didn't get any reply.
ReplyDeletei have a post of this resort too..
ReplyDeletemore like a photo diary..
this is an untouch paradise. hope it stays that way forever..
here's the link...
http://noehs-ark.blogspot.com/2011/08/beach-2010-photo-diary.html
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ReplyDeleteSamal Island has a lot of hidden treasure in terms of tourism.
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is it still on the business? open pa ba ang resort na ito? sino naka punta dito recently? give me info's guys. phone numbers to be contact. thanks a lot:)
ReplyDeleteAny updates for this resort?
ReplyDeletewhat's their latest contact number?
ReplyDeleteBaka my latest cp number sila...pwede po malaman
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