Canibad Beach Resort used to be a quiet secret down Barangay Aundanao on Samal Island, located on the other side of the isle facing Davao Oriental. Now it seems to be everybody's open secret because during the weekend, the shores were packed with people!
Canibad is a quiet, secluded, undiscovered hideaway on the other side of Samal frequented only by foreigners and locals.
Canibad is a quiet, secluded, undiscovered hideaway on the other side of Samal frequented only by foreigners and locals.
This hidden cove (which takes an hour's to travel but scenic trip from the Igacos pier, then a little long exercise walk down a trail) is ideally placed where white sands meet crystal clear emerald waters.
You pay P15 per head for the entrance, unless you are planning to stay overnight, then you can rent one of the cottages (around P100 and up) and wait for the amazing sunrise in the morning.
Make sure to bring your cameras along so as not to miss anything. With my buddy, we ended up with a fun pictorial that is worth the uphill and downhill trek to a hidden paradise. I just can't wait to go back again.
Make sure to bring your cameras along so as not to miss anything. With my buddy, we ended up with a fun pictorial that is worth the uphill and downhill trek to a hidden paradise. I just can't wait to go back again.
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