Booking was a challenge which should have been a sign for us. No emails or fax, only sms and phone calls which can sometimes be confusing. But the contact was polite and seemed kind so I decided to give it a chance. We stayed here because the good reviews from Trip advisor. Unfortunately we were unlucky during our stay. The... More

You would never ever forget to turn your heads and be amazed by Villa Juliana for its color stands out among other houses/establishments in the town center, it was really beautifully PINK. We got their package for 3days/2nights with 2 time island hopping to be hassle free. Mr. Roger Reyes, the owner, was very accommodating and was able to offer... More

Since there were 10 of us, they assigned 3 rooms that are all good for 5 heads. We had extra beds for every room. I am thankful that they considered the fact that we will all be competing for the rest rooms and gave us 3 rooms instead. There were only 2 choices of dishes but the servings were huge,... More

Stayed here for one night together with a friend. There's just two of us but they have provided us a room good for 6 people. Process of booking: Text mr. Roger (or wife). Don't be surprised if there aren't any email confirmation or online payment. You can pay them the day you arrive there. you have to take note that... More

This hot pink-colored inn, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Reyes is hard to miss on the street. The accommodation is located about 15 minutes by tricycle from Guijalo Port in Caramoan (FYI: the tricycle ride should be p20 per person, not p30). It is also about 15 minutes by tricycle to the area where you catch the boat to go... More

If you have low expectations this is an acceptable option. At least it is one of the cheaper options in town. The rooms are pretty basic. We looked at several of them before deciding on one. Most of the rooms do not have windows or toilet seats and there is a lot of mold on the walls. Although in fairness... More

Before going to Caramoan, there are a few things that you need to know beforehand. Caramoan is a typical Philippine province - it has a nice little town and many barangays. It is mostly beaches, mountains, hills, and dirt roads. Although when we went there, there were already cemented roads, but they're not yet 100% constructed. So if you want... More