Bolo Beach — Attraction in Alaminos

People are nice but they won't tell you about jelly fishes. "Don't scared the guests otherwise all their beaches are closed!" Even thought for the sake of many, you have to aware the visitors about jelly fish. When we're there on mid November 2017, we swum at the beach with family so early in the morning but unfortunately after 5 to 10 minutes in water, my 4 year-old daughter screamed said "what's that!" with so much pained and cried. So terrible happen! They supposed to warn people who just new there or had the warning sign posted aware of jellyfishes. Luckily my daughter had strong system she survived the stung after we applied vinegar all over her legs. After 2 hours we had breakfast in one of the resort different from we're we stayed and found out that there are so many jelly fishes there! The locals catching buckets of jelly fish and poured on the sand. They are so many, was totally shock when I saw such creatures are living, swimming in the ocean with new visitors without knowing will be a sting...

BEWARE. Lots of hidden fees. Charged us for parking when we got back from the boat trip. Also charged for showers and CR when we didn't use them prior to the boat trip to hundred isles.

Boat crew was friendly and helpful. Staff at resort was rude. Most don't understand English but many seemed to be trying for tip. Several times people grabbed our bags without asking then wanted tip.

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When it comes to food, that more satisfied me and my hubby!! Great accomodation! accomodating stuff! we came there earlier to see the sunrise and really been amazed to the place and to the guard who accomodate us for some needs, thumbs up!!!

when it comes to place to stay, because we came early than 2:00 pm supposed to be check inn, actually we had a great deal & nice stuff that assist...