Royal Glamping at Anguib Beach Club in Sta. Ana, Cagayan
Glamping at Anguib Beach Club in Sta. Ana, Cagayan is the most glamorous we’ve seen so far. When we saw their glamping tents, we thought: is this a glamping tent or a beach cottage for royalties?
Glamping tent or royal beach cottage? /IMAGE Anguib Beach Club Facebook page
If you want to escape from the oppressing demands of urban life and be treated like a royalty, beat a retreat to Anguib Beach Club and let yourself experience glamorous camping, or simply glamping, at the beachfront.
Their glamping tents are spacious and classy, like a country hotel room taken out of a hotel and taken to the beachfront for a more special and exclusive guest accommodation.
The glamping tent is good for two to four persons. (Php 5,500/night) /IMAGE Anguib Beach Club Facebook page
Anguib Beach Club is admired by travelers for its greatly untouched beauty, pristine waters and fine white sand that’s often compared to Boracay, and lush greeneries and mountains serving as a backdrop to the beach. There are only a few commercial establishments here, so you can enjoy a peaceful relaxation and appreciation of this tropical paradise.
The resort offers different kinds of activities like island hopping, snorkeling, kayaking, and bonfire. The sun setting behind the mountains is also a great spectacle to witness here.
IMAGE Sta. Ana Glamping and Camping Resorts Facebook page
If you’re on for a long and winding drive, you can go to Sta. Ana Cagayan by car for 12 to 14 hours. From Nangaramoan Beach, where you can park your car, you have to take a 10-minute boat ride going to Anguib Beach Club. There are also flights to Tuguegarao, where you can take public transportation going to Nangaramoan Beach.
Details:
Address: Anguib Beach Club, Sta. Ana, Cagayan
Entrance fee: Php 100 (adult daytour rate); Php 80 (kids daytour rate); Php 50 (additional for an overnight stay)
Glamping tent: Php 5,500 (2-4 persons)
Contact number: 0917-652-0581
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/anguibbeachclub/
Written by Rizelle “Rei” Leaño
Sources: Anguib Beach Club Facebook page, Sta. Ana Glamping and Camping Resorts Facebook page, Jiejie the Traveler, Lakwatserong Tsinelas
Images grabbed from: Anguib Beach Club Facebook page, Sta. Ana Glamping and Camping Resorts Facebook page
