The easiest way to reach us is to head to El Nido town first. From there, you can choose any of these options:

• Public Minibus Leaves around 11 AM from the transport terminal. Just ask locals to point you to the right one. Fare: ₱200.

• Tricycle (local tuktuk) A convenient door-to-door option. Fare: ₱1,500–2,000 depending on your negotiation—don’t be shy to haggle politely.

• Motorbike Rental Great if you want to explore at your own pace. Rentals start at ₱500, depending on the bike.

If you’re coming directly from Puerto Princesa, you also have a couple of choices:

• Direct Minibuses to Sibaltan Schedules can be a bit unpredictable since they wait to fill up and make plenty of stops, but they’re convenient. We can help arrange one for you—they can pick you up right at the airport or your hotel. Fare: ₱700.

• Cherry Bus (non-airconditioned) A straightforward, budget-friendly ride from the Puerto Princesa bus terminal. It usually departs around 6 AM. Fare: ₱530.

Please feel free to contact us if you need assistance.

Yes, we do. Just inform us ahead of time so we can assign a staff member to wait for you.

We accept Mastercard and Visa, but please note that a 5% service charge applies.

We also accept QRPH, GCash, Maya, WeChat, Alipay, UnionPay, and GrabPay.

As much as possible, we do not accept foreign currencies because we have limited access to money exchange centers. In rare cases, we can accept US dollars.

Yes, we serve food, though the options depend on local availability. We usually offer chicken, seafood (when available), pork, local vegetables, fruits, pancakes, eggs, packed noodles, and other simple home-cooked meals. There are also a few nearby dining options in the area if you’d like to explore more choices.

Yes, we have Wi-Fi in the public area. It’s not the fastest, but it’s sufficient for checking emails and basic communication. Video calls work better late at night when the connection is less busy.

We generate our electricity through solar power, which is usually enough to run our lights and basic appliances on sunny days. During low-sun periods, we kindly ask for your help in conserving energy so it lasts through the night. We avoid using the gasoline generator unless absolutely necessary, such as when we need to pump water for our supply.

We’re happy to welcome your pets! 🐾 Please take care of them during your stay, and make sure they’re well-behaved so they don’t disturb other guests or our property. Just a heads-up: there may be wild animals around, as well as some friendly local dogs and cats that don’t belong to us.

Yes. Kamp Tapik is the new name of Tapik Beach Park. The website URL remains the same, but the brand name and content have been updated.