Kaputian Beach Park
Samal City, Davao del Norte
Kaputian Beach Park is owned by the Samal Government. Its a nice fine sand white beach which is easy to reach. You can drive about 45 minutes from Babak to Penaplate and then to Kaputian. The road is concrete all the way. Entrance fees in Kaputian beach park are very cheap.
Kaputian Beach Park News
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Samal Island Samal City Davao Del Norte
Samal Island comprises the major part of the Island Garden City of Samal. It is a large island. There are also several small islands around it. Samal Island is blessed with a lot of beautiful destinations. There are a lot of hotels and resorts in the island. There is also a source of electricity and fresh water in Samal. Paved roads connect the different barangays in the island. There are several ports or point of entry to Samal Island. Transportation is not a major concern in the large communities or barangays in Samal because there are a lot of tricycles, jeepneys, bus and multicabs that pli ...
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Part 1 Tour De Mindanao Samal Island
The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page."
Last hurrah for 2016! Island Kapre goes to Mindanao! #TourdeMindanao
Itinerary:
• December 4-5: Samal Island (Part 1)
• December 5-7: Samal Island ??" Mati city (Dahican) (Part 2)
• December 7-8: Cateel (Aliwagwag Falls) ??" Mangagoy, Bislig (Tinuy-an & Lake 77) ??" Hinatuan (Enchanted River) (Part 3)
• December 9: Mangagoy, Bilig ??" Davao city
This is my 2nd time in Mindanao this year. Last February I celebrated my birthday week in Davao city & Mati (Dahican). I enjoyed every second, minute, hour & ... -
Samal Island Budget Travel Guide Where To Go Eat And Stay
The Island Garden of Samal or simply Samal Island is a small paradise, just roughly 10 minutes away from Sasa Wharf in Davao city. Despite the security issues that faces Samal Island (there are numerous hostage incidents by rebels in the area), we took the risk of exploring it. This is the final part of our #BudgetTrip goes to Mindanao. Hope you enjoy it!
HOW TO GET HERE
The easiest way to go to Samal Island is via Davao City. You can book a flight directly to Davao City. From the airport, ride a cab going to Sasa Wharf. If you'll be doing a city tour first (which I recommend), you can r ... -
4D3N Php 4600 Budget Travel Guide To Davao Surigao Del Sur Samal
After more than a year, the squad is finally complete and back for some budget adventure. This time, we're heading down south to conquer Davao, Surigao del Sur and Samal for 4D3N all for just Php 4,600 and that already includes everything from food to transportation to accommodation (except air fare). Impossible? Well not for us. This is #BudgetTrip to its best!
Note: this is a quick guide of our entire trip. I'll be doing a more detailed guide for each places we visited so I hope you could check that out too!
Our first trip to Mindanao was unplanned. It was supposed to be a trip by Jess ... -
Guide To Samal Island
Location: Davao del Norte, Philippines
Official name: Island Garden City of Samal
Closest airport: Francisco Bangoy International Airport (DVO)
When To Visit
Samal Island is ideal for a day trip from Davao. It is less than 2 hours from Davao City. It is best visited during the summer and if you're taking a flight, it is smart to combine it with a Davao vacation.
How To Get There
Domestic carriers, Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines and Air Philippines have daily flights from Manila to Davao City while Silk Air has direct flights from Singapore. There are also daily flights from Ce ... -
Samal Snorkeling At The Giant Clam Sanctuary
A few hundred meters from shore in Brgy Acedor in Samal island (officially known as the Island Garden City of Samal) is a one of a kind marine sanctuary. A 14-ha area around a shallow reef near the famous Pearl Farm resort was seeded with giant clams (genus Tridacna) some years back and now its home to a few thousand mature giant clams (at least 3000 according to the caretakers).
Samal island is a favorite destination because of its proximity to Davao City (less than 30 minutes to some parts of the island). I've been there quite a number of times before (see related posts on Samal island) b ...