I was invited by my former supervisor to join her tour in Antulang Beach Resort in Siaton, Negros Oriental and experience her travels as she started her newly created blog — A Case of Wanderlust. I have been with her in her few team building activities since I got in her team a year back. I was with them on our Boracay Escapade, my first Isla Gigantes getaway, the Cangcua-ay Resort Team Building Joiners, and the Malapascua Island Resort tour. I never heard Antulang until she introduces it to us and I have to join a group of people I never meet, well I should have been used to.

Antulang Beach Resort is located in the Oriental part of the Negros Island, about 40 kilometers south of Dumaguete City. Antulang Beach Resort is a first class resort and has rooms ranging from P3,000 up to P22,750 during peak seasons. Antulang Beach Resort is also the only resort in the Negros Island Region that has private pools on its Villas.

What to Do in Antulang Beach Resort

Aside from swimming in both the pool and the beach, these are other exciting things you can do in Antulang Beach Resort.

• Diving
• Kayaking
• Horseback riding
• Rappelling
• Scheduled cruises to famed Apo Island and nearby Tambobo Bay

Antulang Beach Resort Rates and Accommodations

Visit the Official Antulang Beach Resort Website for complete accommodation rates lists.

The room rate and capacity depend on the room type and the prices differ during regular and peak seasons. Reservation is recommended. Each room includes overnight accommodation, welcome drinks, daily breakfast for two, use of main swimming pools and game room, and taxes and servuce charge. Children below 10 years old shall be free of chargee as long as they are sharing a bed with their parents.

During peak seasons, there is a minimun requirement for the nights of stay. During Christmas season ( December 20 to January 5), minimun of 2 nights stay is required. Meanwhile, during Holy Week, a minimun of 3 nights stay is required.

Entrance fee is P300 per person but the P200 is consumable to foods and drinks. If you did not rent a room for an overnight stay, you will have to pay additional P200 per person for the use of swimming pool.

Things to Remember when going Antulang Beach Resort

• You are welcome but foods are not. They are very strict with bringing outside foods and drinks. They won’t charge corkage so you will have to leave your food outside.
• Foods especially drinks are too expensive. You will have to pay P48.50 for a 235ml bottled water. Maybe because of its remote location from the city where the products can be bought.

• Don’t go without your own transport service. Trust me, you are making it hard for yourself.
• Not recommended for solo travellers. If you wanted to go for a solo travel, forget about this place and go somewhere else.
• Have an on-the-road snacks with you. The road is winding and challenging. Make sure to keep your stomach full while you travel.

My Antulang Beach Resort Experience

We started off from Bacolod City at about 6:30 AM heading south via Kabankalan-Dumaguete road. We got to Dumaguete City at about 12:00 Noon and started heading to Antulang Beach Resort with our rented van.

At the crossing to Antulang, we thought that the beach is just near but to our dismay, we have to travel for at least 6 more kilometers to reach the result but all the efforts and patience worth it. The place is relaxing and the beach is refreshing. We just ordered some lunch since P200 from our entrance fee is consumable.

We then just took pictures of the place and relax for a bit. Unfortunately, we just swim on the beach which is a bit rocky and the waves are at timess big since an additional of P200 per person to use the pool is impractical. To be honest, this is the most expensive resort I have been to, ever. I still like the villas though, you will have a chance to swim in your private pool.

We just spend the whole afternoon there and stayed the night at a hotel in Dumaguete City.

How to Get to Antulang Beach Resort

If you are coming from Manila, take an airplane with daily flights to Dumaguete City Airport. The travel time could take up to an hour and 20 minutes.

If you are coming from Cebu, there are daily flights to Dumaguete City Airport that could take up to 40 minutes travel time. You can also take a fast craft with daily trips to Dumaguete City Seaport which could take up to 3 hours and 30 minutes. There are also hourly trips to Dumaguete City via Ceres Bus which could take up to 4-6 hours travel time.
You may also make the trip in your own vehicle  to the Liloan – Sibulan Port or Bato – Tampi Port of Maayo Shipping Lines which offers several RO-RO trips daily which could take up to 4 hours travel time.

If you are coming from Bacolod City, take a Ceres bus from Bacolod South Terminal to Dumaguete City which could take up to 5 hours and up to 7 and a half hours if you have your own vehicle to Antulang.

From Dumaguete, head south on the National Highway. Make a left before Kilometer 32 (or when you see the Antulang sign). Stay on this country road, following the signboards posted along the way. The distance between the National highway is about 7 kilometers and could take up to a little over an hour.

Antulang Beach Resort Contact Number

For inquiries and reservations, please contact the Antualng Beach Resort Offices with the details below.

Dumaguete City Reservations Office

Telephone Number: (35) 255-8899 / (35) 422-2600
Fax: (35) 422-2461
Mobile Number: (+63) 920-947-6373 / 917-790-2461
Email: antulaanginfo@gmail.com

Antulang Beach Resort Front Desk
Mobile Number: (+63) 920-947-6368 / 977-815-4306
Email: antulangfrontdesk@gmail.com
Website: www.antulangresort.com

For Van Rental (good for up to 14 passengers) via Bacolod City
Mobile Number: (+63) 998-151-6297
Email: support@lagawan.org

Please always include in your message where you get the info and a complete detail of your request and send them to the correct gateways. We do not entertain messages sent on incorrect gateways.