Sunset Cove Beach & Dive Resort Romblon
Romblon, Romblon
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Wifi
yes
Dive Center
On-site
Air Conditioning
Restaurant
How To Get There
Guests fly into Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila (MNL), the Philippines' capital. From Manila, they take another one-hour flight via Cebu Pacific Air to Tablas Airport (TBH) in Romblon. The resort can arrange fo a shuttle pickup to the jetty of San Augustin, where guests then take the ferry or Sunset Cove's speedboat directly to the resort.
Dive Overview
There are numerous dive sites around Romblon Island, featuring muck dive sites for macro fans, soft coral spots, enormous gorgonias, underwater canyons, walls, cliffs, marine sanctuaries and more! Some of the more famous spots are Lunas for muck and macro diving, Magnificat for giant fan corals and Agpabanat for its canyon landscape. Divers will also get to experience seeing Spanish dancers, tiger shrimps, Mandarinfish, Marble shrimps, etc.
Accommodation Overview
The Deluxe Rooms (32 sqm) have a sea view. Each one is equipped with a large king-sized bed (1.80 cm by 2.00 cm) with anti-allergic Canadian 300 thread count linen and Kingston pillows for a comfortable and restorative sleep. Each room also has airconditioning, a 60-channel TV including HD sports and news channels, hot & cold showers and a veranda with seating.
Food & Drinks
Room rates include breakfast for two persons. Guests may also avail of breakfast in their own rooms if they prefer. Sunset Cove Beach and Dive Resort's chefs can also prepare special diet menus upon request.
Dive Center Information
Romblon Fun Divers
Sunset Cove Beach and Dive Resort's dive center is operated by Romblon Fun Divers, its sister company. Per day trip, they offer 2 to 3 dives, starting from 9:00 am. There will be two dives in the morning, and then lunch will be held at the resort, before heading out for the third dive.
Practical Information
- Electricity: 220V
- Time zone: UTC+8
- Languages: English, German, Tagalog
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What's included when you book?
Included
- Accommodation
- Breakfast
Excluded
- Airport Transfer
- Diving
- Gratuities
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More information about Philippines diving
Puerto Galera, located on Mindoro Island, is a premier diving destination in the Philippines, offering a diverse range of dive sites and beautiful beaches. Its sites cater to all levels of divers, from beginners to seasoned experts, and also appeal to those interested in snorkeling or simply enjoying the coastal scenery. Thrill-seekers will find excitement at Canyons, renowned for its strong currents and dynamic marine life. The Sabang Wrecks, a trio of sunken boats, provide intriguing wreck diving opportunities. Another must-visit is Verde Island, known for its high biodiversity and stunning wide-angle photography potential.
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Rebecca B.
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Overall ValueAccommodationsMarine Life FoodWe were here for three weeks in November 2023 and loved every minute of our stay. The rooms are clean, comfortable and spacious. Charro (owner/manager) brought in extra tables, chairs and power strips to accommodate our camera equipment (no camera room, no problem). There are only five rooms at the resort, so it is peaceful and personable. The food was healthy and plentiful and the cook went out of his way to accommodate our vegan requests. He creatively turned out many tasty meals from his small and immaculate kitchen. The grounds are lush and the pool is relaxing. The staff were exemplary and we thanked them with a little holiday party at the end of our stay. They all live in a village immediately behind the resort on the small island of Alad. It is well worth it to walk through the village with one of the staff.The diving, of course, THE DIVING is exemplary if you enjoy macro and super macro. I went to Romblon specifically to see Melibe colemani (“Ghost Nudi”) and I was not disappointed- I lost count of how many times I saw it! Many sea slugs, shrimp (Sashimi, hairy, algae & Donald Duck) , pygmy seahorses, Lembeh Seadragon, cowries. The guides are excellent and. Private guide is complementary. The boats are the usual bangkas; the rides were one minute (house reef) to 30 minutes (Cobrador Island).Romblon is a special place for diving. A little work to get there, but we’ll worth the effort.
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