Cheap, otherwise free, wide enough even if there are many people. Perfect for early morning walks, or just watching the sunset. Ideal for surfing and not advisable for swimming with small kids. Breathing the salty, ionized seabreeze was relaxing enough for me.

We have been visiting Bagasbas Beach since the 90's and have seen the improvements and changes through the years. October this year, we stayed at Madison's Beach Condoles, facing the Pacific Ocean, It is a nice, clean and condo-like accommodations, with daily tidying up upon...More

Went here with a group of friends. Rented a kubo for 300 pesos. Skim boards 150 pesos for 2 hours and volleyball 50 pesos an hour. The surf looked pretty choppy so didn't venture out past the breakers. But they did have a surf board...More

Most Calaguas tour have included Daet as additional side trip before going back to Manila. And what better reason to go there is to visit Bagasbas beach. Surfing much appreciated during the monsoon season however waves still present during summer and they are best suited...More

You can walk out several yards and still not worry about the depth of the water. This was great for our younger kids who braved the slight waves.

Went here to surf. They charged 300 pesos per head for an hour or something of training. The waves are not that high. Its my first time to surf so i have nothing to compare to. You should go here if you're main agenda is...More

With almost 2.5km stretch of shoreline facing the Pacific, Bagasbas boasts one of the best sunrise views in the region. Also the Surfing Capital of Bicol, with kind beach break well suited for beginners and advanced surfers alike, the waves are generous throughout the year....More