It is located in Bacungan, one of the Southern Barangays in Puerto Princesa. The beach boast of a white sand beach with crystal clear waters. It has a breathtaking view of the South Cina Sea. Many tourist visits or frequents the place.

The property is about 33 kilometers by land at an estimated travel time of 35-45 minutes from the center of Puerto Princesa City, capital of the province of Palawan. A private hospital, a state university, government offices, restaurants and hotels are only 45 minutes, or less away.

Puerto Princesa is a tropical paradise perfect for nature lovers and adventurous travelers. Considered the largest city in the country, it received the Hall of Fame Award for having been declared as the cleanest and greenest component city in the Philippines for three years in a row.

Local airlines; Cebu Pacific, Air Philippines and Philippine Airlines fly daily from Manila to Puerto Princesa which is reached in an hour. Cebu Pacific also flies direct from Cebu. There are plans already set in motion to upgrade the airport to international status, and direct flights to and from abroad are expected to follow.

Palawan, a relatively peaceful province, is considered the Last Frontier of the Philippines. It is a sanctuary to an amazing variety of fauna and flora found nowhere else in the world. As the country’s largest province with its coastline stretching almost 2,000 kilometers long, indented by numerous coves and bays, It is composed of 1,769 islands and islets surrounded by coral shelf with an exceptionally rich marine life. Except for northern towns, which are occasionally visited by storms, Palawan is generally typhoon free.