1.yes. i do not how much. 2.local cafes not expensive. Dinner 1 person - 300-500.

You get a boat for 6 people to the beach where the underground river tour begins. That journey takes about 8 minutes. You then get to the underground river which takes about 45 minutes and you’re in a small boat with 10 people but it was so safe. The boats are designed to have great stability and you have life jackets the whole time and hard hats for inside the cave. It’s definitely worth doing, my friend and I really enjoyed it.

Hey Yasmin, Yes you can swim here, it’s safe if you are a reasonable swimmer and aware of the dangers. There can be a strong undertow but if you don’t go to deep into the water you should be fine! If you do get sucked into the sea just remember to preserve your energy and only swim with the waves and wait for the next one, or wait till the pull weakens and swim to the sides to come back in. It’s not deserted, it starts to pick up with tourism actually and there is people on the beach each and every day. It’s still not very busy though, if you are looking for a beautiful relaxing beach to spend a day (or 2) this might be your best spot. There is 2 populair restaurants, one is on the right side right next to the entrance, the other is on Javares Beachfront, 2nd business on the left. (I live 2min. from Nagtabon and swim there 4 times a week, don’t worry, you’ll be fine)

Yes there is. If you are on a budget: There is native style cottages at “Javares Beachfront” and at “Sapphire Beach” both located on the left side of the beach entrance. (Inform for both to check what suits your needs and your budget, quality and price differ a lot) If you have more to spend and want to stay a bit more luxurious: There is a complete bamboo beach house for rent on the right side of the beach. I think it’s called “Nagtabon Beach House” Google would help you find it. If you prefer to have a place with aircon, there is a hostel up the mountain, 2 min. from the beach. It’s called “B&R Hostel” If you prefer cellphone signal and internet you’ll have to go a bit back into the barangay where they have a native nipa house for rent. (Search for “Echo Garden” on Airbnb or ask for Dana and Milan)

Sorry, I do not speak Spanish...

Sorry for late reply, basically its better to rent a Van and ask for all day rate, or until the sun sets, Nagtabon is an Hour away from the Puerto so it can be pricey. Ask you hotel to book for you for safety. The resort has no entrance as it is a public area but some barangay rules apply, Benches, cottages and even a room night can be arrange. Look for Ka Dodoongs place, they have a huge Dream catcher strung between tall coconut place as landmark, they are on the left side of the road, after that huge resort. Reasonable rates, they have family cottages too, and basic CR and bathroom facilities. I you're into surfing, they have surf board rentals and Ka Dodongs son is a good surfer to assist you. They serve little food, only snacks and have a mini store on weekends that serve good halo-halo. I suggest that passing by the San Jose Market. buy food like rice and fish and squid for grilling and add those huge mussels that are sweetish when grilled. They can do that cooking at Ka Dodongs place, ask his wife, but please pay for the paluto. The Other option for stay is at the far end of nagtabon, Oliver's Place where you can see a castle tower like structure. They have decent room, food and beach are all for yourselves Enjoy Nagtabon, just watch everybody on the water as rip tide often occurs,

there is no entrance to nagtabon beach. it is an open beach with few kubo cottages you can rent. you will only spend on your transportation, which you can arrange with a multicab or tricycle. bring you own food. nagtabon beach is at least 30 mins from the city depending on your mode of transportation.

Er zijn diverse winkeltjes die ook eten en drinken serveren. Gegrilde kip, vis, garnalen, varken etc. Diverse seafoods, rijst en salades. Voor 14 mensen kun je het beste een van de bedrijven die busjes verhuren vragen. Als je goedkoper uit wil zijn en het van te voren plant kun je een multi cap chauffeur in de stad aanspreken en vragen of hij bereid is een dagje naar Nagtabon te rijden voor een vaste prijs. Vergeet ook niet dat er een paar kilometer verder op Talaudjong beach is wat ook heel erg de moeite waard is. Alleen is er in Talaudjong niet veel verkrijgbaar qua eten en drinken. Ook zijn er in en rondom Nagtabon diverse hutten te huur en is er een hostel in aanbouw. Als je een dag of 2 langer wil verblijven kan dat dus.

Sorry for the late answer... No restaurants unfortunately, there is some sari sari on the beach but you can find some food on the area small resort of Javarez beach front, where Dan will receive you with a big kindness (price affordable and good food well cooked) type beach bar - restaurant. It's a peaceful place to eat, to sleep (tent or cottages - 400 till 500 pesos).

That depends on the deal you will have with the tricycle driver, however, our driver waited for us at the beach for more than 4 hours. And we had negiotiated the price for 1000 PHP for the roundtrip, which is very reasonable. :)