Panglao Beach is a small beach located in the Philippines. The beach is known for its natural beauty, particularly the left-hand side which is often considered the most beautiful part. The beach is home to many crabs that hide in the sands, adding to its natural charm.
The beach is accessible via steps leading down to it. There is no entrance fee to access the beach, however, donations are accepted for beach restoration efforts. The beach also includes a chapel, adding a unique touch to its surroundings.
Panglao Beach is a great place to experience the local cuisine, with beachside restaurants and local food stalls available for visitors. Despite its beauty, the beach has faced issues with cleanliness. Efforts are made by the local community to keep the beach clean by removing old seaweeds and garbage.
The beach is a popular spot for watching the sunset. However, it's important to note that certain parts of the beach are considered private property and are not accessible to the public.
You can enjoy one of the restaurants at the beach while soaking up the sun.
Visitor reviews highlight the natural beauty of the beach, particularly the presence of crabs and the stunning sunsets. Many appreciate the community's efforts to keep the beach clean and the opportunity to experience local culture. However, complaints were made about the beach being littered and certain areas being restricted due to private property claims.
Latitude: 9.6267704 / Longitude: 123.8056251
Panglao Beach is located in Bohol. The following map of Panglao Beach shows the exact location.
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