@@melshem2050 Hi, eto yung rates nung pumunta kami dyan last March 2024. DISCLAIMER: Those rates below are subject to change without prior notice. You can contact their provided number for updated and accurate rates for your desired date of stay. 🙂 ENTRANCE RATE: Adult: For day tour - 150 pesos/head. For overnight - 220 pesos/head. Students and Senior Citizens: For day tour - 120 pesos/head. For overnight - 180 pesos/head. *4 years old below are Free of charge* COTTAGE RATE: Day tour - 850 pesos Overnight - 1,250 pesos Small Tent space - 200 pesos Large Tent space - 500 pesos *Hotel rooms and Restaurant is available on Station 3* Hotel Room - 4,800 overnight (4 pax) Beach House - 8,000 overnight (8pax) Note: All prices are subject to change without prior notice. CONTACT PERSON: Nicole - 0968 240 4680 Joan - 0963 369 8095 / 0939 628 1943 Lourdes - 0967 221 4500
Naku po ang labo ng dagat dyan ngayon parang dagat sa manila bay kasi napakaraming fish pond at yong pinakakain sa bangus ang nagpapalabo ng dagat dyan, talagang nakaka derder languyan yukss
If not for the Coal Power Plant built on there, Pagbilao Island could've been Luzon's version of Boracay. Wrong timing kasi kasagsagan ng Power Crisis noong 1990s kaya itinayo yung planta ng kuryente (The plant has been operational since 1993).
Hi, thank you for your question. We stayed at station 3 and hindi na need tumawid pa ng dagat, however, their station 1 and 2 you need to hire a boat para makarating po doon, but if low tide you can easily go there thru walking naman. Btw, for your info. na lang din their boat ride cost 100 pesos per head (back and forth na yun), maraming nakaantabay na din na mga boat man sa station 3 that will gladly assist you to station 1 or 2. I hope nasagot ko question mo. God bless! 😊
@@lakwatsera.lovers Hello. I believe the Island itself has three natural rock partitions and pwede sya mapuntahan via on foot (kapag hindi high tide) or via boat, though malapit lang naman sila to each other talaga. So they (the owner I believe) called it station 1, 2 or 3.
@@pinoyhoopstv8158 Hi, I believe campers should bring their own tent otherwise mag-avail kayo sa kanilang room accommodations na inooffer nila located on station 3 (their main statuon, wherein andon yung reception nila).
Hi I'm a fannnnnnnn
You guys look cute
Magkano Ang entrance at rent ng cottage?
@@melshem2050 Hi, eto yung rates nung pumunta kami dyan last March 2024.
DISCLAIMER: Those rates below are subject to change without prior notice. You can contact their provided number for updated and accurate rates for your desired date of stay. 🙂
ENTRANCE RATE:
Adult:
For day tour - 150 pesos/head.
For overnight - 220 pesos/head.
Students and Senior Citizens:
For day tour - 120 pesos/head.
For overnight - 180 pesos/head.
*4 years old below are Free of charge*
COTTAGE RATE:
Day tour - 850 pesos
Overnight - 1,250 pesos
Small Tent space - 200 pesos
Large Tent space - 500 pesos
*Hotel rooms and Restaurant is available on Station 3*
Hotel Room - 4,800 overnight (4 pax)
Beach House - 8,000 overnight (8pax)
Note: All prices are subject to change without prior notice.
CONTACT PERSON:
Nicole - 0968 240 4680
Joan - 0963 369 8095 / 0939 628 1943
Lourdes - 0967 221 4500
Naku po ang labo ng dagat dyan ngayon parang dagat sa manila bay kasi napakaraming fish pond at yong pinakakain sa bangus ang nagpapalabo ng dagat dyan, talagang nakaka derder languyan yukss
If not for the Coal Power Plant built on there, Pagbilao Island could've been Luzon's version of Boracay. Wrong timing kasi kasagsagan ng Power Crisis noong 1990s kaya itinayo yung planta ng kuryente (The plant has been operational since 1993).
Mga ilang oras kaya byahe from pasig to pagbilao
Hello, we traveled for more than 4 hours with stopovers from Pasig City. 🙂
@@jezicabuenagua ah pwd n din
Saan b kayo sa pasig ..kalawaan ako eh
From Rosario Pasig ang point of origin namin.
If you like
Boracay next if you li
Yes, it's on my bucket list too! 😉
Tawid dagat po ba iyan? Thanks
Hi, thank you for your question. We stayed at station 3 and hindi na need tumawid pa ng dagat, however, their station 1 and 2 you need to hire a boat para makarating po doon, but if low tide you can easily go there thru walking naman. Btw, for your info. na lang din their boat ride cost 100 pesos per head (back and forth na yun), maraming nakaantabay na din na mga boat man sa station 3 that will gladly assist you to station 1 or 2. I hope nasagot ko question mo. God bless! 😊
Pwede ba mag dala ng sariking tent Jan o may marerentahan din
@@jezicabuenagua hello po, what do you mean po na station 1,2,3 ano po kaibahan nila?
@@lakwatsera.lovers Hello. I believe the Island itself has three natural rock partitions and pwede sya mapuntahan via on foot (kapag hindi high tide) or via boat, though malapit lang naman sila to each other talaga. So they (the owner I believe) called it station 1, 2 or 3.
@@pinoyhoopstv8158 Hi, I believe campers should bring their own tent otherwise mag-avail kayo sa kanilang room accommodations na inooffer nila located on station 3 (their main statuon, wherein andon yung reception nila).