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"Anilao is one of the top destinations in Batangas — thanks to its rich waters and diverse marine life. Here you can spend hours island hopping, snorkeling, and seeing the natural beauty of nature. If you’re up for a short trek, head to Mt. Gulugod Baboy and be rewarded by lush green peaks and unobstructed view of the sea and nearby islands."

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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Camp Netanya Resort and Spa

Camp Netanya Resort and Spa

Resorts
Anilao, Mabini
Impressive
8.3
(138 Reviews)
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Foto utama The Philip Ann Resort

The Philip Ann Resort

Resorts
Solo, Anilao
When you stay at The Philip Ann Resort in Mabini, you'll be on the beach and 30.9 mi (49.8 km) from SM City Lipa. This 4.5-star resort is within the region of Taal Volcano and Sky Ranch.
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SWIMMING_POOL Bambu Villa Resort

Bambu Villa Resort

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Anilao, Mabini
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Eagle Point Beach and Dive Resort

Eagle Point Beach and Dive Resort

Resorts
Bagalangit, Anilao
Convenient
8.0
(38 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Paradiso Rito - Art House

Paradiso Rito - Art House

Resorts
Anilao, Mabini
Paradiso Rito is an amazing place! We will come bck with the whole family soon!
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COMMON_SPACE Planet Dive Resort

Planet Dive Resort

Resorts
Mainit, Anilao
Impressive
8.4
(18 Reviews)
Our stay was short yet it is very meaningful. The place is very calm and it's like we rented the whole place that day we stayed. I highly recommend this if you want to getaway with the hustle and bustle of city. 😊
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Pier Uno Dive Resort powered by Cocotel
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Foto utama Aiyanar Beach and Dive Resort

Aiyanar Beach and Dive Resort

Resorts
Bagalangit, Anilao
With a stay at Aiyanar Beach and Dive Resort in Mabini, you'll be by the ocean, and 3.9 mi (6.3 km) from Mainit Point and 5.9 mi (9.5 km) from Masasa Beach. This beach resort is 6.4 mi (10.3 km) from Mt. Gulugod Baboy Trailhead and 9.6 mi (15.5 km) from Sombrero Island.
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Foto utama Manzil Anilao Cosy 2 Bedroom Apartment U2

Manzil Anilao Cosy 2 Bedroom Apartment U2

Homes
Anilao, Mabini
With a stay at this apartment in Mabini, you'll be 28.4 mi (45.7 km) from SM City Lipa and 7.4 mi (11.8 km) from Mt. Gulugod Baboy Trailhead. This apartment is 8.4 mi (13.5 km) from Mainit Point and 11.4 mi (18.4 km) from University of Batangas.
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Sea Spring Resort

Sea Spring Resort

Resorts
Mainit, Anilao
Impressive
8.5
(42 Reviews)
We had a fun stay at this resort. The hot and sauna was very good. Very rejuvenating. Swimming pool kid friendly not being too deep. Rooms where clean and big. Water supply was strong since we are on the 3rd floor. Food for breakfast was good. Very relaxing stay. Value for money
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Room Aquaventure Reef Club

Aquaventure Reef Club

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Bagalangit, Anilao
With a stay at Aquaventure Reef Club in Mabini, you'll be on the beach, and 4.3 mi (7 km) from Mainit Point and 6.8 mi (11 km) from Mt. Gulugod Baboy Trailhead. This beach resort is 7.8 mi (12.5 km) from Masasa Beach and 10.1 mi (16.2 km) from Sombrero Island.
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Bubblemaker Dive and Beach Resort
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ENTERTAINMENT_FACILITY Meaco Hotel Anilao

Meaco Hotel Anilao

Resorts
Solo, Anilao
Convenient
8.2
(35 Reviews)
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LOBBY Arthur's Place Dive Resort

Arthur's Place Dive Resort

Resorts
Bagalangit, Anilao
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING The Sea House at San Jose

The Sea House at San Jose

Hotels
Anilao, Mabini
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SWIMMING_POOL Vista Aplaya

Vista Aplaya

Resorts
Bagalangit, Anilao
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Bagalangit Hideaways

Bagalangit Hideaways

Resorts
Bagalangit, Anilao
Convenient
8.0
(51 Reviews)
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Kamar MoRue's Den

MoRue's Den

Hostels
San Teodoro, Anilao
Located in Mabini, MoRue's Den is in the mountains, within a 15-minute drive of Mainit Point and Mt. Gulugod Baboy Trailhead. This hostel is 5.3 mi (8.6 km) from Masasa Beach and 7.6 mi (12.3 km) from Sombrero Island.
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FUNCTIONAL_HALL The Sicilian Reef Dive Resort

The Sicilian Reef Dive Resort

Resorts
Anilao, Mabini
Convenient
8.1
(13 Reviews)
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Facts about hotel in Anilao

Total Accommodation
34 Properties
Popular Area
Bagalangit, Mainit
Popular Hotel
Camp Netanya Resort and Spa, The Philip Ann Resort
Popular Landmark
Mainit Point, Brgy Bagalangit Chapel

Guest reviews in hotel near Anilao

8.2
Convenient
396 reviews from hotels in Anilao with aggregated rating of 8.2/10.
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Sesilia
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26 Jul 2022
No bathtub for deluxe twin, don't believe the photos. Bad service for the restaurant and room services. A lot of flies in the restaurant. Bring your own water during your visit.
Kim A.
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20 Nov 2019
It was alright but was disappointed that there was no shore/sand. The food pricing is too expensive to be honest. The rooms were very clean though and the aircon is really cold :) but I was really disappointed that it is not a pet-friendly place. For that reason alone, I won't be coming back.
Eleandro F.
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25 Jul 2018
Food is a bit expensive and no alternate option to buy food if you'll not be bringing some.
Michelle E.
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28 Jul 2019
The first time we went scuba diving in Anilao back in 2013, I discovered Eagle Point Resort. Since then it has been our favorite dive resort in Anilao. The rooms are clean, the staff is great, the food is great and above all easy shore entry for divers! The weekend we booked was for a special occasion, I contacted the resort prior to our check in date to request for special arrangements to be done! Oh boy, they really delivered! I must commend their staff namely Lea and Dexter, for their effort in setting up the room with balloons and such. Come dinner time, a table was reserved and set up romantically too! Overall this booking has further imbibed in us that this place is still wonderful even now in 2019. We are divers and easy access to the ocean front is a must! If you are a scuba diver, you definitely should book in this resort! They have 2 main swimming pools near the lobby which is great for non divers and kids. The food may be pricey, but its worth it. We devoured every single item that we ordered and was satisfied. There are no other food choices around the resort. Bringing in your own food is not allowed. Do note that Eagle Point Resort doesn’t have any sandy beach frontage, will only recommend beginner snorkelers to come here during summer when the waters are flatter. When we went free diving the water is choppy and there is a strong under current which for the inexperienced snorkeler, may be dangerous, the area with the strong current is way out near the bouys though. New snorkelers should stay near the shore, there are plenty underwater life to see around the rocks near the shore! For first time guests, the parking is far from the actual resort. Parking lot is on top of a cliff, there is a hotel shuttle that will bring you down to the lobby, so try to bring everything you need from the car with you. The resort has many many staircases, and may not be suitable for wheelchairs and the elderly.
Angelica L.
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22 Jul 2019
The staff who assisted us was very accommodating to our requests.
Eunice J. D.
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27 Dec 2020
Food was pricey but its good. Staffs were very friendly esp the one serving in the dining area. Our room was clean however the fans were really dusty and the aircon was too loud. The small pools were not that clean. Overall, our stay was still satisfactorily relaxing because of its ambiance. If you’re looking for a place to just relax (not swim by the beach ‘cause it has lots of irregularly shaped rocks) then I’d recommend this resort. Commendable: the resort is built with PWD friendly ramps however, the admin seemed suspicious in giving us a PWD discount for the meals of one family member despite presenting an ID. They even asked specifically what diagnosis our family member has which was totally unecessary (for patient’s privacy)
Judielyn J. B.
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30 Dec 2019
Our stay was short yet it is very meaningful. The place is very calm and it's like we rented the whole place that day we stayed. I highly recommend this if you want to getaway with the hustle and bustle of city. 😊
Jomel A.
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5 Mar 2018
I stayed for a night with my parents. The place was pretty difficult to find because there were no signs by the roadside. There were only three options on their menu but they were cooked well and had reasonable prices. I enjoyed the the manta ray wing dive specially because the water has been preserved well despite being close to a residential area. I think that they are the only resort that offers this service. They even offered the use of their action cam for free for the dive.
Gene R. R.
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23 Dec 2018
Great first time diving experience. Good food and accommodation. We enjoyed our stay! 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Roel M.
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14 May 2019
The room was spacious. Food was great! We waited longér for our food but taste was very good! Staff were all nice.

Frequently Asked Questions about hotels in Anilao

What are the best areas to visit near Anilao?

If you are in Anilao, you can also visit Bagalangit, Mainit, Solo, San Teodoro

How many hotels are listed in Anilao?

Currently, there are around 34 hotels that you can book in Anilao

About

At A Glance

Anilao, located in Batangas, is known to be the “birthplace of scuba diving” in the Philippines. This statement could be true because of its rich marine biodiversity and pristine waters. Only three hours away from Manila, it’s a great place to go to for a quick weekend trip.


How to Go

By plane

There are no direct flights to Anilao. The nearest airport is the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Pasay. From NAIA, ride a taxi to the bus station where you can ride a bus going to Batangas.

By boat/ferry

There are no scheduled boat or ferry trips to Anilao.

By land transportation

From Manila (choose from Cubao, Alabang, or Buendia terminals), take either JAM Liner, JAC, or other major bus liners going to Batangas City. Buses leave every hour. It takes around 3 hours to reach Batangas City Bus Terminal. Once there, take a jeep bound for Mabini and in less than an hour, you will arrive at Anilao.

You can also bring your own vehicle if you don’t want to take public transportation.


Getting Around

If you don’t own a car, the tricycle is a favored mode of transportation if you can’t walk around. If you choose to go to your hotel via tricycle, the fare can reach between PHP 60 to 100 per person.


Tourist Attractions

There are more than 20 known dive sites in Anilao, and some of these are Eagle Point, Devil’s Point, and Twin Rocks. You can even learn how to scuba dive for around PHP4,000-5,000.

Meanwhile, another exciting activity to do in Batangas is hiking. Mountaineers hike up Mt. Gulugod Baboy (Pig’s Spine), a 525-meter peak. It’s a great trek for beginners.

If you’re not the adventurous type, you can just take an island tour to Sombrero Island, a hat-shaped island with powdery-white sand.


Top Things to Do

Vacationing in Anilao is never complete with trying at least one-day dive tour. Choose from any dive site near your resort and ask for an instructor or guide to get you geared up. Once you surface, you can join your friends and go island hopping in Maricaban Island and Sombrero Island.

Ladies who want to try something new can try mermaid swimming and learn to be like Ariel from The Little Mermaid by someone who trained Anne Curtis Smith in Dyesebel.


Where to Eat

There are some restaurants near Anilao, mostly around Mabini. It’s best to try OMG! Olvida & Myra’s Grill that serves good old BBQ and other grilled meats. For more formal dining, try The Other Place Restaurant and order the Batangas Express, a soupy seafood mix with chili.


Nightlife

Some of Anilao’s dive sites offer night scuba diving, so it’s worth trying (with a guide if you’re not so experienced). Other than that, there are many resto bars open throughout the night to serve you up some booze.


Where to Stay

Anilao boasts stylish but affordable hotels and resorts in contrast to larger, more expensive ones. Backpackers can stay at the Anilao Backpackers for only PHP 500/night.

Luxury travelers, on the other hand, can book a suite at Anilao Discovery for an average PHP 5,300/night. If you want modern amenities with the right budget, best to sleep at Pier Uno at PHP 2,700/night.


Travel Tips

• Avoid Lipa City when you’re going by bus to Anilao. It can get congested there.

• The best time to go is during October to June, with the peak season being January to April.

• Don’t worry about spending your pocket money as most establishments accept credit cards.



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