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San Victor Island

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4.7(66)
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4.7
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4.0
7y

Basic, laid back, and beautiful. There is a rocky part at the right side of the island going towards the back facing the Pacific while fine white sandy shore faces the mainland Barangay San Victor. Waves are pretty strong at certain time of the day so be very cautious especially with children. Price point is pretty reasonable. Room accommodations are decent and pretty new (don't expect five star hotel type accommodations because the rooms are pretty basic). The entrance fee or the room rate is already inclusive of boat transfers. When going on peak season, be sure to book in advance.

There's a canteen/souvenir shop that sells limited items. There is also a kitchen that sells fish per kilo with free cooking (rate starts at P450/kilo for 2 types of dish). If you brought your own supplies, they offer cooking starting at P50. They also do catering but you need to call and book in advance. They also rent kitchen utensils for a fee of P100 (good for 20 pax).

They just need to improve their maintenance of the beach as there were floating seagrass which were eventually washed ashore. If only they could hire people to clean up the shore then the tide won't wash it back to the beach. It's just a little quirk I have since it's pretty annoying if there are seagrass floating in the water while I'm swimming. Apart from that, the island is totally worth the visit. If you go there on off peak season, you could practically have the island...

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5.0
35w

one of the best i've been.

VERY accommodating staff. Would like to highlight the word VERY because they have the best service compared to the other resorts I had been. They resolve your inquiries and even make suggestions. Been here this month and because of Amihan the beach had high sea waves, but still I had fun.

*Super sulit ang bayad, entrance fee includes boat ride to & from island, and cottages (na pwede raka mubalhin if dli ka kaangay, as long as vacant) *Food is a bit pricey for me BUT they will deliver it on your cottage (made to order), dili kay maghulat2 ka didtoa sa cashier nila. Plus lami pajud!! *SPACIOUS ang place. *DAGHAN ug cubicles for common CR, shower rooms, and even dishwashing areas.

I highly recommend the place. Super friendly jud ang mga tao plus the place is really nice. Would definitely be back...

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5.0
2y

San Victor is a small, coastal village nestled in the heart of the Davao Oriental province. As soon as I arrived, I was struck by the stunning natural beauty of the place. The crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and towering palm trees all combined to create a picture-perfect paradise.

My experience at San Victor was one of the most memorable travel experiences I have ever had. The stunning natural beauty of the area, combined with the warm hospitality of the locals and the range of activities available, made for an unforgettable adventure. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing and rejuvenating getaway in a...

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Hilda TocmoHilda Tocmo
Basic, laid back, and beautiful. There is a rocky part at the right side of the island going towards the back facing the Pacific while fine white sandy shore faces the mainland Barangay San Victor. Waves are pretty strong at certain time of the day so be very cautious especially with children. Price point is pretty reasonable. Room accommodations are decent and pretty new (don't expect five star hotel type accommodations because the rooms are pretty basic). The entrance fee or the room rate is already inclusive of boat transfers. When going on peak season, be sure to book in advance. There's a canteen/souvenir shop that sells limited items. There is also a kitchen that sells fish per kilo with free cooking (rate starts at P450/kilo for 2 types of dish). If you brought your own supplies, they offer cooking starting at P50. They also do catering but you need to call and book in advance. They also rent kitchen utensils for a fee of P100 (good for 20 pax). They just need to improve their maintenance of the beach as there were floating seagrass which were eventually washed ashore. If only they could hire people to clean up the shore then the tide won't wash it back to the beach. It's just a little quirk I have since it's pretty annoying if there are seagrass floating in the water while I'm swimming. Apart from that, the island is totally worth the visit. If you go there on off peak season, you could practically have the island to yourself.
MilcahMilcah
San Victor is a small, coastal village nestled in the heart of the Davao Oriental province. As soon as I arrived, I was struck by the stunning natural beauty of the place. The crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and towering palm trees all combined to create a picture-perfect paradise. My experience at San Victor was one of the most memorable travel experiences I have ever had. The stunning natural beauty of the area, combined with the warm hospitality of the locals and the range of activities available, made for an unforgettable adventure. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing and rejuvenating getaway in a tropical paradise
Alyssa SansaronaAlyssa Sansarona
We went on a day tour and had such a fun time here! A friendly golden retriever warmly welcomed us when we arrived, super cute touch! The beach is clean and the water is crystal clear. They have karaoke for some laid-back fun, and even with other tour groups around, the island still kept that peaceful vibe. Their food is fresh and tasty, too! Just a heads-up: nothing accepts cards here, so make sure to bring cash.
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Basic, laid back, and beautiful. There is a rocky part at the right side of the island going towards the back facing the Pacific while fine white sandy shore faces the mainland Barangay San Victor. Waves are pretty strong at certain time of the day so be very cautious especially with children. Price point is pretty reasonable. Room accommodations are decent and pretty new (don't expect five star hotel type accommodations because the rooms are pretty basic). The entrance fee or the room rate is already inclusive of boat transfers. When going on peak season, be sure to book in advance. There's a canteen/souvenir shop that sells limited items. There is also a kitchen that sells fish per kilo with free cooking (rate starts at P450/kilo for 2 types of dish). If you brought your own supplies, they offer cooking starting at P50. They also do catering but you need to call and book in advance. They also rent kitchen utensils for a fee of P100 (good for 20 pax). They just need to improve their maintenance of the beach as there were floating seagrass which were eventually washed ashore. If only they could hire people to clean up the shore then the tide won't wash it back to the beach. It's just a little quirk I have since it's pretty annoying if there are seagrass floating in the water while I'm swimming. Apart from that, the island is totally worth the visit. If you go there on off peak season, you could practically have the island to yourself.
Hilda Tocmo

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San Victor is a small, coastal village nestled in the heart of the Davao Oriental province. As soon as I arrived, I was struck by the stunning natural beauty of the place. The crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and towering palm trees all combined to create a picture-perfect paradise. My experience at San Victor was one of the most memorable travel experiences I have ever had. The stunning natural beauty of the area, combined with the warm hospitality of the locals and the range of activities available, made for an unforgettable adventure. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing and rejuvenating getaway in a tropical paradise
Milcah

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We went on a day tour and had such a fun time here! A friendly golden retriever warmly welcomed us when we arrived, super cute touch! The beach is clean and the water is crystal clear. They have karaoke for some laid-back fun, and even with other tour groups around, the island still kept that peaceful vibe. Their food is fresh and tasty, too! Just a heads-up: nothing accepts cards here, so make sure to bring cash.
Alyssa Sansarona

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