The Philippines is rich in beach resorts. Whether in Luzon, the Visayas, or Mindanao, beach respites are almost everywhere, waiting for anyone seeking warm shores and crystal-clear waters. Beach resorts are prime tourist destinations loved by both locals and foreigners alike. Some offer luxurious amenities and accommodations that can amplify the vacation experience. There are also more budget-friendly resorts available that provide safety, comfort, and various fun activities. While the current quarantine restrictions keep people in their homes, they shouldn’t stop people from planning their future vacation itineraries. If you’re looking for a beach respite that is excellent for kids and families, here are seven resorts you should consider.

Laiya Beach (Laiya, Batangas)

Batangas is known for its chilly weather, goto meals, and beach resorts. One of the most popular seaside destinations in the province is Laiya Beach Resort in the town of San Juan. It is about 140 kilometers south of Manila, which means traveling to the resort might build up excitement for you and your kids during your vacation. People renting condos in Metro Manila may travel to Laiya Beach to unwind, have fun, and do soul searching.

At Laiya, there are spas, restaurants, and kiddie parks. While the sand isn’t as white and powdery as other beaches, it is still perfect for your kids to make sandcastles or bury “treasure” such as toys or seashells. Laiya also has lounge seating for guests to enjoy cold drinks while reading or basking in the sun.

Child-friendly beach resorts

Crimson Resort and Spa (Mactan Island, Cebu)

Mactan Island in Cebu holds many historic sites that preserve significant events, such as the Battle of Mactan won by Lapu-Lapu in 1521. As Metro Cebu evolved into a prime metropolis in Central Visayas, Mactan Island remains a prized destination due to its many beach resorts, such as the Crimson Resort and Spa.

The resort and spa feature five-star-quality amenities: a Grecian-style swimming pool, infinity pool, white-sand beach, outdoor seating with large umbrellas, and landscaped gardens. Crimson Resort and Spa also offers clean and elegant hotel suites for guests. Renters of houses in Cebu can now plan their next family vacation when quarantine restrictions are lifted.

Morong Beach (Morong, Bataan)

Bataan is one of the pivotal places during the Second World War. Several spots in the provinces are visited by Filipinos during holidays such as Independence Day and Day of Valor. But after all that heritage site hopping, you might want to take a break and relax.

Head over to Morong Beach in the town of Morong. While the resort’s sand isn’t as refined or light compared to other premier beach resorts, Morong Beach offers affordable accommodations and fun activities for you and your family. Have an adrenaline rush as you zip along at high speeds on board a jet ski. You can also use the resort as a starting point to other areas of Morong.

Morong Beach is accessible by bus stations in Cubao, Quezon City. Tenants of the apartments for rent in Quezon City may hop on the bus and find rest and leisure in the beach resort.

Alona Beach (Panglao, Bohol)

Bohol Island is another popular destination in the Visayas area. Head over to Panglao, a small island that lies to the southwest of Bohol, to enjoy Alona Beach. The resort provides food, accommodation, and a unique vacation experience to families.

It is also more secluded than other white-sand beach resorts, so you’re assured of privacy. The beach resorts’ white sand is also as fine as powdered milk, which means your kids won’t have harsh scratches from large, rough grains. Making sandcastles will also be more fun too!

The beach resort also offers island hopping services to different parts of Panglao and mainland Bohol. Some of the places you can visit are the Chocolate Hills, Bohol Bee Farm, Balicasag Island, and the Loboc River.

Child-friendly beach resorts

Blue Lagoon Beach Resort (Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte)

Pagudpud is called the “Boracay of the North” due to its white-sand beaches. It is an excellent spot for those looking for a road trip before taking a dip in the water. If you’re planning to add swimming to your Northern Luzon road trip, visit Blue Lagoon Beach Resort.

Blue Lagoon doesn’t just offer a pristine seaside environment. The resort also provides facilities and fun activities for parents and their children, such as zip-lining, water sports, and banana boat rides. Guests can also explore other parts of Pagudpud through the resort’s island-hopping services.

Lakawon Island Resort (Cadiz City, Negros Occidental)

Sprawling over 16 hectares in Cadiz, Negros Occidental, Lakawon Island Resort offers all sorts of leisure activities and facilities for guests to enjoy. For one, the beach resort has a long bridge that connects to the TawHai Floating Bar. The bridge is perfect for taking walks while enjoying the sunset.

Lakawon also has fine white sand shores lined with tall coconut trees. Its environment provides the ideal backdrop for your social media photos or pre-nuptial shoots.

Isla Cabana Resort (General Luna, Siargao Island)

If your kids are too young to swim in open waters, Isla Cabana Resort in Siargao Island is the right spot for you. The private beach resort offers spacious, stylish, and comfortable villas equipped with Wifi, air conditioning units, and hot-and-cold showers. Guests can walk to the infinity pools and enjoy the warm waters.

Some villas have smaller swimming pools; these are perfect for guests who want a quick swim without going to the main pool and beach areas. Other villas have balconies that overlook the vast, blue Pacific Ocean. Some of the activities Isla Cabana Resort offers include snorkeling, canoeing, fishing, and cycling. You may also go to Cloud 9 and learn how to surf Siargao’s prized waves.


Even during a pandemic, thinking about travel and planning a future trip can make you happier. It is beneficial for your wellness to look forward to a better and healthier life and future. Consider one or two of these seven beach resorts for your next family vacation.

SOURCES:

https://trip101.com/article/kid-friendly-resorts-philippines
https://www.philippinebeaches.org/child-friendly-beach-destinations-philippines/#Morong_Beach
https://globetotting.com/weekend-breaks-from-manila-philippines/#Chill_out_at_Laiya_Beach_Batangas

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