SAVA Beach Bar — Restaurant in El Nido

Sava Beach Club sweeps you off your feet from the moment you step onto its sun-kissed sands. Nestled on a pristine stretch of shore, this haven isn't just a club; it's a tropical escape. The panoramic view of the azure ocean of Pallawan, stretching as far as the eye can see, is simply breathtaking. Whether you're lounging on a comfy seat or dancing barefoot on the sand, every spot offers an unbeatable view of the sea's endless dance.

But it's not just the vistas that captivate; the club's atmosphere is electric. The beats crafted by the skilled DJ are a symphony of sound that resonates with every heart in the crowd. From the latest hits to timeless classics, the music is a carefully curated journey that keeps your spirit soaring and your feet moving.

And let's talk about the cocktails. Each one is a masterpiece, a blend of flavors so exquisite, you can't help but savor every sip. The bartenders aren't just mixologists; they're artists, infusing passion and precision into every drink they craft. From tropical mixes that echo the beach's vibe to classic concoctions with a twist, every cocktail is an adventure in a glass.

But what truly sets Sava Beach Club apart is the attentive service. The staff makes you feel like royalty, with every need met and every desire anticipated. They move through the crowd with smiles, ensuring that your experience is nothing short of perfect.

Whether you're a beach lover, a music enthusiast, or a cocktail aficionado, Sava Beach Club is the place to be. It's more than just a day at the beach; it's an experience that stays with you, a memory as golden as the sand and as lasting as the ocean's roar. Come for the view, stay for the vibe, and leave with a heart full of joy. Welcome to Sava Beach Club, where every moment is a...

This place has a few things going for it.

1. It's in a prime location on the beach
2. It's the only cocktail joint in El Nido
3. It's open till 2am, which makes it the only place open past midnight besides Pooka Bar

Aight - so with that out of the way, the place isn't bad, but it's awkwardly laid out and the drinks aren't that great for the price. Yea it's the Philippines, it's cheaper than where I'm from, so I don't put too much thought in it, but an old fashioned should take more than 20 seconds to make when there is no one in the bar.

Music wise, the Dj's play mostly tech house from the few times I went and while not bad, they could use a sub stack or two. Also the dance floor is situated in between the bar and outdoor area so you have people constantly running through you.

That being said, it's the nicest place in town, and if I wanted to go out for some drinks with friends, this is the place I would bring them. Also the thai place a few doors down is really good as well pre...

A pretentious vibe without any sort of qualifications to back it up. Food was mediocre at best (if what you ordered was even available) and there’s nothing interesting on the menu to begin with. What was advertised as chicken was drowned in mayo and tasted fairly “fishy”.

It took me a while to figure out what bothered me about the music... loud is fine, but make sure it’s not completely devoid of bass (or rhythm...). Not sure if that’s down to the speakers or the playlist.

Finally, if you’d advertise (with a large sign) that Credit cards are accepted; make sure that they actually are, or take the sign down when they won’t be used. That’s what brought us in (as we were a little low on cash), but had we known that it wouldn’t work (and that the whole establishment is a debacle), we would never have bothered.

Go elsewhere to spend half the money on twice...