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Fundacion Pacita, Philippines

Earth and art come together at Fundacion Pacita to create the most unforgettable and picturesque stay in Basco, Batanes, Philippines. Set atop a lush hill and caught between the mountain, sea, and sky, the hotel offers the best spot to view the scenic landscape, the cultural, and aesthetic heritage of the Ivatan people.

Experience the true photographic beauty of Batanes right at the comforts of the hotel. Once the home studio of internationally acclaimed artist Pacita Abad, pays homage to its creative roots with Ivatan-inspired rooms and suites. Resembling a gallery, each uniquely designed accommodation is adorned by artworks of both well-known and new-coming artists.

Meanwhile, the ambience gives you the distinct and familiar feeling of being right at your very own home with a bed-and-breakfast warmth can be felt throughout. Essential assistance is provided by the hotel’s facilities that include airport and city transfers, room service, massage treatments, and so much more.

More than the mesmerizing scenery and genuine promise of relaxation, staying in this destination hotel nurtures the artistic lifeblood of its community. Fundacion Pacita supports the education of the Ivatan youth through projects initiated by The Jorge, Aurora, and Pacita Abad Memorial Foundation, Inc.

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BATANES [4D/3N]

Day 01 | Arrive Batanes (L)

• Meet and greet. Airport pick up then transfer to hotel.
• Batan North Tour: Mt. Carmel Chapel, PAGASA Tukon Radar Station, Fundacion Pacita Nature Lodge (subject to approval from establishment), Idjang Viewin g , Japanese Tunnel, Valugan Boulder Beach, Basco Plaza, Casa Real, Kilometer zero, Aman Dangat, Sto. Domingo Church (Immaculate Concepcion Cathedral), Vayang Rolling Hills, Naidi Hill s and Lighthouse

Day 02 | Sabtang Island Tour (B/L)

• Savidug Village Vernacular Houses, Sto. Tomas de Auinas Chapel,  Limestone Production, Savidug Idjang Viewing, Chamantad, Tinan Viewdeck, Chavayan Village Vernacular Houses,  Sta. Rosa de Lima Chapel, Nakbuang Beach Moron g Beach and Ahaw Arch formation .

Day 03 | Batan South Tour  (B / L)

• Chawa viewdeck, Mahatao shelter port, Mahatao town proper, San Carlos Borromeo Church, Diura fishing village, Hohmoron Blue lagoon, Racuh a payaman (Malboro country),  Tayid highlights, Alapad, Imnajbu Old LORAN station, San Lorenzo Ruiz Chapel, Our Lady of Miraculous Medal, Motchong viewpoint,  Song song ruins, Uyugan town proper, San Antonio de Florencia Church, San Jose de Obrero Church, Honesty shop, House of Dak ay and Spanish bridge

Day 04 | Depart Batanes (B)

• Free day until transfer to Basco Airport

BATANES [3D/2N]

• Meet and greet. Airport pick up then transfer to hotel. 
• Bataan North Tour: Mt. Carmel Chapel, PAGASA Tukon Radar Station, Fundacion Pacita Nature Lodge (subject to approval from establishment), Idjang Viewing, Japanese Tunnel, Valugan Boulder Beach, Basco Plaza, Casa Real, Kilometer zero, Aman Dangat, Sto. Domingo Church (Immaculate Concepcion Cathedral), Vayang Rolling Hills, Naidi Hills and Lighthouse
• Chawa viewdeck, Mahatao shelter port, Mahatao town proper, San Carlos Borromeo Church, Diura fishing village, Hohmoron Blue lagoon, Racuh a payaman (Malboro country), Tayid highlights, Alapad, Imnajbu Old LORAN station, San Lorenzo Ruiz Chapel, Our Lady of Miraculous Medal, Motchong viewpoint, Song song ruins, Uyugan town proper, San Antonio de Florencia Church, San Jose de Obrero Church, Honesty shop, House of Dakay and Spanish bridge.
• Free day till transfer to Basco Airport

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Day 1: Arrival Day 2: North and South Batan Tour Day 3: Free Day or Optional Sabtan Tour Day 4: Departure

Double / Twin : PhP 8,050.00/person Triple: P hP 6,540.00/person Quadruple:   P hP 5,665.00/person  

Double / Twin: PhP 9,135.00/person Triple:   P hP 7,495.00/person  Quadruple:   P hP 6,440.00/person ( add  PhP 750.00/person for  Dive Batanes Resort)  

Double / Twin: PhP 10,925.00/person Triple:   P hP 8,570.00/person Quadruple:   P hP 7,635.00/person  

Double / Twin: PhP 13,225.00/person Triple:   P hP 9,405.00/person Quadruple:   P hP 9,030.00/person  ( add  PhP 1,240.00/person for  Batanes Resort)  

Double / Twin : PhP 27,025.00/person Triple:  PhP 21,480.00/person Quadruple:   PhP 16,395.00/person

Day 1: Arrival / North Batan Tour Day 2: South Batan Tour Day 3: Free Day or Optional Sabtan Tour Day 4: Departure

Double / Twin:   PhP 8,920.00/person Triple:  P hP 7,105.00/person Quadruple:   P hP 6,095.00/person

Double / Twin:   PhP 10,000.00/person (add Php 1,060.00/person for Dive Batanes Resort) Triple:   P hP 8,070.00/person  Quadruple:   P hP 6,820.00/person  (add Php 820.00/person for Dive Batanes Resort)

Double / Twin:   PhP 11,790.00/person Triple:   P hP 9,115.00/person Quadruple:   P hP 8,065.00/person  

Double / Twin:   PhP 13,400.00/person  (add Php 690.00/person for  Octogon Bed & Dine ) Triple:   P hP 10,080.00/person Quadruple:   P hP 9,460.00/person   (add Php 1,470.00/person for  Batanes Resort )

Double / Twin:   PhP 27,890.00/person Triple:   PhP 22,055.00/person Quadruple:   PhP 16,825.00/person

• Standard air-conditioned accommodation for three (3) nights
• Set of breakfast that starts on the next day until check out
• Round trip Basco Airport Transfer
• Batan North Tour
• Batan South Tour
• Air conditioned vehicle during the tour
• Professional Tour guide
• 1 Picnic Lunch
• Municipal and permit fees

2 persons: PhP 4,140.00/person 3 persons: PhP 3,090.00/person 4 persons: PhP 2, 560.00/person

• Picnic Lunch
• Professional Tour Guide
• Tour Transportation / Boat transfers
• Permits, registration, an entrance fees
• Environmental fees
• Child Rate: 0-2 years old are free of charge; 3-6 years old 50% from adult rate; 7 years old and above are considered adult.
• Exclusive of Eco Tourism fee of PhP 350.00/person and airport terminal fee of PhP 200.00/person.
• Standard check in is 9:00AM & check out is 7:00AM.
• Rates are valid until December 2020 but may change without prior notice.
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Batanes: North Batan Tour and Itinerary

After finally landing in the smallest and northernmost province of the Philippines , we were stoked! We couldn’t contain our excitement and started touring the province’s second-biggest island – Batan ! Out of Batanes ‘ 10 islands, only three are inhabited and Batan is one of them. So here’s our first day, covering the North Batan Tour and Itinerary .

Exploring Batanes: North Batan

After checking in at Marfel’s Lodge , our rented van driver and guide picked us up to start our tour.

The capital of Batanes, Basco, is located in North Batan where the province’s airport can be found. Beside the airport is Mt. Iraya, making it hard to fly to this province, especially when the weather is not ideal.

You can explore Batan island via tricycle or bicycle (if you’re up for it!) but we chose a van since I was traveling with my three friends and they’re not as used to DIY and budget travel as I am.

SEE ALSO: BATANES 3 DAYS ITINERARY, EXPENSES AND TIPS

The attractions in Batan island are divided into two — North and South. So what did we see on our first day in Batanes?

North Batan tour and attractions

Vayang rolling hills and mt iraya.

Cliche, but you’ll be singing “ The hills are alive with the sound of music “. That or you’ll be shocked and speechless once you see the entirety of Vayang Rolling Hills.

The lush pastoral landscape certainly has that effect – green rolling hills, strong winds, grazing cows, hedgerows, and blue skies. We were lucky that when we got there, there were only a few other visitors and there were more cows than people!

Beyond the hills with different shades of green lies the West Philippine Sea. In the distance, you can also see the majestic Mt Iraya and Chadpidan Boulder Beach. You can also see the other islands if it’s not cloudy.

Mt Iraya (approximately 1,009 masl) is still an active volcano, although its last eruption was way back in 1454. Like Mayon, you’d be lucky to see Mt Iraya in its full glory and without cloud cover. If you’re a mountaineer and willing to brave the thickly forested climb, a guide is required if you want to hike up the summit of Mt. Iraya .

Naidi Hills and Basco Lighthouse

This iconic white and red lighthouse built in 2003 can be seen amidst the rolling hills in Naidi. The viewing deck offers a panoramic view of Basco town proper and the surrounding landscape.

Besides the lighthouse is a former American bunker that is now a restaurant called Bunker’s Cafe. People come here not just for the food but more so for the view during sunset.

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Mt Carmel Chapel (Tukon Church)

Perched on a small hill in Barangay Chanarian, what made this small church stand out is because of its boulder walls, the only one of its kind among the churches in the province.

Inside, you’ll be amazed by stained glass windows, carved wooden doors, and the handpainted ceiling. Officially opened in 2008, it is now one of the famous churches to get married at. It was also made even more popular by a local rom-com movie.

Radar Tukon (PAGASA)

The PAGASA (Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration) of course has its own weather station in the northernmost province of the country.

Batanes, which is surrounded by the South China Sea and the Pacific Ocean, is often on the path of typhoons and a reference point in the north for storm updates. Located in the hills of Tukon, it overlooks Mt Iraya and the rolling hills with its hedgerows (liveng).

Idjang Viewing

Along the way, our guide pointed out the Basco Idjang in the distance. Idjangs are ancient Ivatan stone fortresses and habitations.

Fundacion Pacita Batanes Nature Lodge

Sitting on a hill with a view of the sea is the former home and studio of the acclaimed artist, Pacita Abad. Now a luxury accommodation, it pays homage to Ivatan art and heritage and also has a gallery that showcases the artworks of Pacita Abad and up-and-coming local artists.

Its location and the surrounding verdant landscape are certainly a good inspiration for creating paintings and even photography. It was too picturesque for words! Too bad that when we went there, the lodge was closed from August 1 to October 30. This is to allow three months of rest for the facility and for the plants, soil, and land to recuperate.

Dipnaysuhwan (Dipnaysuhuan) Japanese Tunnel

If there were no people outside the entrance of the tunnel, I would have easily overlooked it. A small hole beside the roadside under a tree root and stones, leads you further underground.

I’m not a big fan of caves and tunnels for they make me feel claustrophobic. So after opening my flashlight app, I went with our guide inside the tunnels that used to be the shelter of Japanese soldiers during World War II. We went around different doorways and chambers and exited on top of a hill, which was probably the lookout spot of the Japanese soldiers.

Valugan Boulder Beach (Chanpan)

When we think of the word beach, immediately what comes to mind is powdery sand, coconut trees, and idyllic waves. But Valugan Beach offers something different – boulders from the 15th-century eruption of Mt. Iraya.

Smooth andesite rocks litter the area where the sand should dominantly be, making the path to the water tricky to walk on. The waves crash angrily to the shore, a clear warning that swimming here would be near impossible.

Boulders notwithstanding, I was jumping for joy (again) when we reached this unique beach. A masterpiece of Mother Nature. There’s something so hypnotic about watching the fierce waves kiss the shore (and rocks).

Basco town proper

After resting for a bit at Marfel’s we decided to rent some bikes from the neighbors and explore the town proper. Since I was a pansy-ass for not being able to brave the bike, I walked instead while my three friends biked. We stopped by the first Catholic church in the country built in the 18th century, Our Lady of Immaculate Conception Cathedral, then headed back to our guesthouse.

Our Batanes North Batan tour and itinerary:

Day 1 North Batan

Who to contact for batanes tours.

Click here for the list of DoT (Department of Tourism) accredited travel agencies and tour operators in Batanes as well as more suggested itineraries.

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Where to stay in Batanes?

We stayed in Marfel’s Lodge and would love to do so again. But here is the list of DOT-accredited accommodations in Batanes that you can choose from.

Here are more accommodation options in Batanes:

Have you been to Batanes? How was your experience? 🙂

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Darlene is currently on the road again and traveling full-time after being an expat/overseas Filipino worker in Qatar. She's rediscovering what it means to travel solo and in her 30s while working on her blogs.

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This is so beautiful! Looks like such an amazing place to explore. Added to my bucket list! ☺

Katchutravels

Reading this from India, makes it handy for lists of places to visit when I come over that side of Asia. The images of the green mountains meeting the blue seas is so fantastic. It’s so beatiful for a day hike where one would be in constant awe of the sea being nearby!

Ah! The northernmost part of the Philippines. One day, mkakapunta din kami jan! hehe. I have not secured a ticket yet, hopefull in the next upcoming months. Plus, Jane is still taking up classes, it would be hard to get a leave considering she’s graduating. I’ll ask you personally if I have anymore questions not covered on your blog Da! 🙂

I love your pictures.It looks so postcard perfect .The colours look so nice.The lighthouse looks similar to the one in Marina beach in Chennai

Jane / Lomaunelmia ja unelmalomia

I hadn’t heard of that place before but all the views are so beautiful and not touristy which is always a huge plus. I wouldn’t dare to go to a cave though. I would love to visit Philippines one day, but we are so far apart, me being here in Scandinavia.

Married With Passports

Had no idea where Batanes was before I read this blog. Glad that i did because we’re going to go to the Phillipines in March and might visit 🙂 From your pictures it looks beautiful!

LaiAriel R. Samangka

Batanes is really my dream place to visit. I love how you have tucked the places together and had a great list of places to visit and experience in Batanes. Truly, Batanes is naturally stunning at its own right. The panoramic view is really beyond compare. I also love all your beautiful photos. Thank you so much for sharing your itinerary with us, this will surely be a help If I fly to Batanes soon.

Yet another amazing place to visit in Philippines. When ever I visit I will be lost over which place to holiday first. I will look out for this Batanese tour… definitely a wonderful thing to do.

Sandy N Vyjay

Philippines never ceases to amaze. Just when you thought that you had read all there was about this beautiful country, another unknown treasure pops up. The Batanes are one such treasure. Lovely natural landscapes and the churches look divine. Another jewel in the crown of the Philippines.

Sabrina Bos

I never considered this as a destination for my travels, but now it’s on the list! Is it very touristy?

During the summer months it can be a little crowded. But since there’s a lot of land, there’s a lot of room for everybody. The high price of the flights, deter a lot of visitors, though.

I have always wanted to travel to Batanes. The view is effortlessly beautiful!

Rachel Silverwood

This certianly sounds like a magical place!! Adding it too my never ending list, love how you’ve laid the information out aswell 🙂

Wow! I never heard of this place before!! It looks amazing and it doesn’t seem touristy? And I just checked google maps and I was surprised that it’s located between Taiwan and the main island of the Philippines. Definitely a place worth checking out next time 🙂

Looks really amazing! Great pictures 🙂

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Picturesque views and excellent service - Fundacion Pacita Batanes Nature Lodge

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Picturesque views and excellent service

My daughter and I stayed at the Valugan II room and the view of the Pacific Ocean and rolling hills was magnificent. Service was excellent and they even offered to pack our breakfast for us since we had an early flight on our last day. When I asked the hotel shuttle driver a good place to try traditional Ivatan dishes, he asked me what time we wanted to have dinner and took the initiative to coordinate with the front office to book us at a restaurant. The picturesque views in the property and the superb service are well worth the price you pay for your stay.

I finally visited again after 10 years and this place remains lovely as ever. I was able to get the sea-facing balcony room in the main house - highly recommended. What’s changed is that now there’s an excellent restaurant on site which has fantastic food choices and excellent drinks. The staff was super warm and caring.

Just reopened after the pandemic. This is one of the most relaxing and restful places I’ve stayed in. Batanes is beautiful, and Fundacion was great - the staff were ever so friendly and accommodating, the food was really nice and the surroundings marvellous. It is expensive but I thought it was worth it.

The best place to honeymoon in! Batanes is breathtaking on its own but Fundacion Pacita made it even better! No wifi or TV, so we were immersed with each other and the scenery! Our room had the best view of both the land and sea and it was very serene! Food was great in Cafe du Tukon. And the staff was really friendly and courteous. Will definitely go back here with the husband.

Best place in Batanes, pricey but worth it! Views are amazing, staffs are helpful and very courteous, must book way in advance, rooms are most of the time fully booked, we just stayed for 2 nights and had to transfer coz of no room availability, we got the Valugan 2 room and the view from the private porch is amazing, which I think is the best room in Fundacion, it's not located at the main building but it is the nearest to the Cafe du Tukon resto and reception area, foods are great and the ambience is awesome, you can stay the whole day just admiring the views! Next time we have to book very much earlier (maybe a year in advance) so we can stay again at Fundacion Pacita, looking forward for our next Batanes trip with our kids!

it’s a nice property. Food in the restaurant was very good especially breakfast. There is no WiFi and no credit card Machine, so make sure you bring cash and something to keep you entertained. The island is beautiful with unpredictable weather, tours to nearby islands could get canceled, just like in my case or even your flight from or to Manila! Recommended!

Batanes Travel Guide: Smallest & Northernmost Philippine Province

Best Time to Go to Batanes

• Dry and Summer Season | March to June

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Go on a nature trip at itbayat.

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Day 5: departure.

Escape to the northernmost part of the Philippines with postcard-perfect views – Batanes. Read on to learn everything you need to know about the Home of the Winds. 

Batanes Island in the Philippines  has a little bit of everything for different types of travelers: the mountains, the sea, the rolling hills, and the food. But above all, Batanes offers a unique type of refuge — peace and quiet, and the taste of a back-to-basics lifestyle.

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Batanes Island, called the Home of the Winds, is considered the smallest province in the Philippines with only 230 kilometers of total land area. Part of Batanes’ charm comes from its somewhat seclusion from its busier and more crowded neighboring provinces.

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As the northernmost province in the country and one of the farthest Luzon tourist spots , its distance, size, and small population help preserve the unspoiled beauty of the place and the peaceful lifestyle of its people. Despite the distance and limited flights to Batanes, it's one of the top tourist destinations in the Philippines . A trip to Batanes Island is a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of city living.

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For a country that is known for its tropical islands , Batanes’ rock formations, quaint lighthouses, and wild horses that roam freely in vast pastureland make it a truly unique destination for many people.

If you’re planning a trip to this part of the Philippines, we offer you this ultimate Batanes travel guide on everything you need to know for the perfect getaway. 

The best time to visit Batanes is during the dry or summer season. In the Philippines, the months of March, April, May, and June are considered the hottest months with minimal rainfall. These are also the best months to visit Batanes.

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Fewer chances of rainfall mean fewer chances of delayed or canceled flights and you’ll be able to enjoy your trip better since Batanes tourist attractions are mostly outdoors. 

Dry and Summer Season | March to June 

For a hassle-free trip, it’s best to plan your Batanes adventure around the months of the dry and summer season in the Philippines. March to June has a minimal amount of rainfall.

But if you want to enjoy a “cooler” Batanes in terms of temperature, you can visit during the first quarter of the year. However, the weather can quickly change from sunny to cold and rainy. 

Batanes has a tropical climate like the rest of the Philippines. The average yearly temperature is 26.0 °C. April is the driest month, while August is the rainiest month so best to avoid traveling to Batanes during that time. November to February are the coldest and often have rainy days as well. 

Source: NOAA

During the dry summer months, wear comfortable clothes with breathable fabric since you’ll be spending most of the time outdoors. Better bring your sunblock and umbrella to keep you shaded from the sun.

If you’re planning a trip in the rainy or cold months, bring an umbrella and raincoat/poncho to keep you dry. You might also want to bring extra clothes for a quick change during your Batanes tours .

The best way to go to Batanes is by direct flights or connecting flights to Basco. Depending on where you’re flying from, domestic flights to Basco can take between 70 and 110 minutes. 

Try booking weekday flights instead of a weekend one (or long weekends in the Philippines ) if you’re on a budget and looking for less expensive plane tickets. Normally, flights during these days are less expensive and is one of the most recommended cheapest way to Batanes.

While travel promo fares to Batanes are very few, if you do chance upon some, it’s best to book ahead and enjoy the big savings. 

From Luzon: How to Go to Batanes from Manila 

If you’re in Metro Manila ,  Philippine Airlines (PAL) flies daily from Manila to Basco, Batanes for 1 hour and 45 minutes.

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Batanes may be small island town but it’s still not small enough to just walk around to see the tourist spots. Here are a number of transport options you can choose from to explore Batanes:

Tricycles 

Private Vans and Cars

If you are traveling in a big group, we recommend hiring a private van or car. This is the most convenient option since you don’t have to worry about navigating the islands. The van or car transfers are operated by local tour agencies and are usually included in all-inclusive Batanes tour packages . 

If you’re opting for public transportation, there are jeepneys traveling from Basco to Mahatao, Ivana, and Uyugan daily. However, the trips are limited and are only available from 5:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 

You can also take a different kind of bike — motorbikes! You can hire one with a driver (called habal-habal) or rent a motorbike that you can drive yourself. But these are only applicable for those who have a driver’s license and can operate one. 

Trips are also dependent on the weather so make sure to check weather updates or coordinate with your tour operators when planning your Batanes itinerary. 

Batanes may be the smallest province in the Philippines but there are many lodging options for travelers with varying budgets. The location of your Batanes accommodation will greatly affect your itinerary so it’s best to book it in the area where you want to frequent or where majority of the tourist spots you want to visit are in.

• Book a  Sabtang Island & South Batan Batanes tour

The majority of tourists stay in the provincial capital of Basco in the island of Batan where there are plenty of options for Batanes resorts, hotels, lodges, and inns.

Unlike major destinations in the Philippines, Batanes doesn’t have a wide collection of hotels and resorts for tourists. The majority of hotels in Batanes are modest homestays and hotels, lodges, or guesthouses that offer basic amenities. 

A number of private homes in Batanes are open to tourists wherein you can experience the local hospitality of the people who live in them. They are usually owned and managed by local Ivatan families who have rooms to spare in their private property so they have turned it into a bed and breakfast business.

Most of these also offer cooking services or shared kitchens where you can ask them to whip up local dishes for you. 

Hotels/Lodge/Guesthouse

You can also stay in hotels, lodges, or guesthouses in Batanes, mostly found in Basco area. The hotels in Batanes range from traditional to modern designs with basic to slightly luxurious amenities. Hotels with swimming pools, located by the beach, or have a more posh design are usually higher in price.

But compared to luxury hotels in the big city, mid-range to luxury priced hotels in Batanes are still affordable. 

Batanes is made up of 10 islands but only 3 are inhabited: Batan (where Basco is located), Sabtang, and Itbayat. These are also the areas where you can book Batanes accommodations and visit tourist spots. Here’s a guide on the different areas in Batanes to help you decide where to book your hotel. 

Batan is divided into two areas: North and South. This division can also be your basis for how you will create your itinerary for Batan tours .

To get here from Batan, you need to ride boats that depart Ivana Port in Basco between 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM and travel back between 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM.

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Sometimes there are still boats until 5:00 PM but make sure to check with the boat operators first. To be safe, be back at the port by 2:00 PM. The travel time is around 1 hour. 

To get here, you need to board boats that depart Basco Port in Batan between 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM and travel back between 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Sometimes there are still boats until 5:00 PM but make sure to check with the boat operators first.

Depending on the water currents and winds, travel time is around 2-4 hours. If you’re prone to motion sickness, make sure to bring your meds, ointments, and a motion sickness bag.

Now that you know the types of accommodation and areas where you can book, here are some of our recommended hotel listings in Batanes 

Budget Batanes Accommodations

Don’t want to break the bank for your Batanes hotel? Take a look at some of your options of the top-rated budget-friendly accommodations in Batanes:

Nathaniel's Lodge

This is one of the best options for those looking to stay in downtown Batanes. Well-lit and located near most commercial establishments, Nathaniel’s Lodge offers travelers the bare necessities. The fully furnished guest rooms come with private bathrooms, free toiletries, TV with satellite channels, and air conditioning.

For those who want to experience homestays, travelers highly recommend this place. The owner is very accommodating. The toilet and shower are kept clean and comes with a heater. Guests can use the TV, terrace, kitchen utensils. Plus, the towels and blankets are free. 

DDD Habitat

DDD Habitat has a total of seven air-conditioned rooms with TV, lampshade, and side tables apart from the beds, of course. Its close proximity to parks, government offices, and commercial stores make it a good choice for budget travelers.

Mid-Range Accommodations

If comfort is a priority for you but you don’t want to spend too much on hotels in Batanes, check out these highly-rated accommodations:

Bernardo’s Hotel

This 3-star hotel is conveniently located five minutes away from Basco Batanes airport and the town. The rooms are fitted with a seating area, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, air conditioning, and a private bathroom.

The in-house restaurant, Casa Napoli, serves Italian cuisine from breakfast to brick-oven pizzas. Bernardo’s Hotel is also popular for its rooms with sea views.

Florabells Iraya Guest House

If you want to enjoy the mountain views, go to Florabells Iraya Guest House. Popular among vacationing couples, this guesthouse is also near the Basco Batanes airport and offers breakfast for its guests.

The guest rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom with free toiletries and an overhead shower, and a flat-screen TV. Some units have a balcony to better enjoy the mountain views.

Villa de Babat

Villa de Babat's close proximity to Basco airport makes it a traveler's favorite. This bed and breakfast inn has a total of six air-conditioned rooms for a total of 22 guests. It also has a mini-golf drive, an in-ground swimming pool, and a two-level deck. It's an ideal accommodation for large groups.

Dive Batanes Lodge

Located near Chanarian Beach in Basco, Dive Batanes Lodge features five different types of accommodations, including a family room that can fit four people. The lodge also has a swimming pool and a water slide.

If you want to dive in the waters of the Batanes, this is the ideal accommodations for you, as the  Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) - certified dive resort offers courses for beginners and advanced divers.

Luxury Accommodation

Batanes isn’t as developed yet as other Philippine destinations, but it has a number of hotels that you can consider as luxury accommodations in Batanes. Check out some of these tourist favorites:

Fundacion Pacita Batanes Nature Lodge

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Fundacion Pacita Batanes Nature Lodge is one of the best eco-friendly accommodations in the Philippines . It sits on top of a hill in Basco with a stunning overlooking view of the sea and mountains, some of the best Philippine sceneries . Guests that are staying in Fundacion Pacita can enjoy meals cooked with ingredients that are sourced from their local farm. 

Amboy Hometel

If you’re looking for a luxurious stay in Batanes, this is the place to be. Batanes Amboy Hometel has a 24-hour front desk and room service, free shuttle services, flat-screen TVs, private bathrooms, air-conditioning, buffet breakfast, and fantastic sea views.

Baletin Hometel

Baletin Hometel’s rooms have a balcony that offers a great view of the sea and are equipped with private bathrooms, air conditioning, and desks.

Guest rooms also have kettles, perfect for enjoying a warm drink in the cool Batanes weather. The on-site restaurant offers grilled meat and seafood favorites. Baletin Hometel is popular for bike and car rentals.

Magnfred's Place Batanes

Its location gives its visitors the most comfort. Located just five minutes away from Basco airport, Magnfred’s Place Batanes is also close to most stores, souvenir shops, local banks, and more.

The guest rooms have private bathrooms with overhead showers and free toiletries. The garden is also a nice place where guests can relax. The hotel offers complimentary breakfast and free WiFi.

Because of the rather expensive plane tickets and limited months that you can explore Batanes, it’s important that you make sure you’re maximizing your stay in this beautiful province. Here are some of the tourist spots that you shouldn’t miss when in Batanes :

The best starting point is to tour North Batan , which will take you either about half a day trip  or the whole day adventure . Here are some tourist spots on this main island of Batanes that you should add to your itinerary:

Basco Lighthouse

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The 20-meter tall and six-story Basco Lighthouse is easily recognizable with its white main column and red lantern room. It offers visitors a stunning 360-degree view of Basco town power as well as the Basco port and the West Philippine Sea on top of its round tower deck.

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Valugan Boulder Beach

Because of the beach’s rough and rugged terrain, swimming is not allowed here. If you want to take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline, it is best to bring non-slip shoes to avoid any accidents.

Vayang Rolling Hills

The Vayang Rolling Hills is also the best vantage point to see the beautiful Mt. Iraya and Batanes’ three inhabited islands. The gently sloping hills fade into the West Philippine Sea, creating a breathtaking view that people around the world travel to Batanes for.

Tukon Chapel or Mt. Carmel Church

The chapel's ceiling is adorned by the paintings of its patron saints, carefully done by the Pacita Abad Center for the Arts scholars. Standing proudly on top of a hill, the Tukon Chapel is also a great place to see the convergence of the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea.

Dipnaysupuan Japanese Tunnel

Discover South Batan 

The  South Batan tour , on the other hand, would take you about an entire day so it is best to start early in the morning so you can maximize your trip. Take note of these tourist spots:

Marlboro Country or Rakuh a Payaman

Located in Mahatao, this vast pastureland is picturesque with wild horses, carabaos, and grazing cows, thus the nickname. It’s a place where the land, sea, and sky kiss each other that make a breathtaking view.

It is also the best place to see the Tayid Lighthouse and the waves of Diura Beach. If you’re looking for a place to take a breather from all the walking, this is it. You can follow the narrow foot trails that lead you to the best vantage points for sight-seeing.

Tayid Lighthouse

It also has a white-painted body and red lantern room but the Tayid Lighthouse is hexagonal in shape, unlike its sister in Basco which has a round column.

It is also less accessible to tourists and can best be seen from the Diura Fishing Village and Rakuh a Payaman (Marlboro Country). The Tayid Lighthouse faces the Pacific Ocean.

House of Dakay

When the island was hit by a strong earthquake in the early 1990s, the House of Dakay on Batan Island is one of the only five surviving stone houses in Batanes that still stand today.

It is also the oldest, built in 1887 by Luisa Estrella. The house was named after Luisa’s nephew Jose Dakay Estrella to whom she gave the stone house.

Homoron Blue Lagoon

From here, you can walk to the nearby White Beach if you want to swim in shallow waters with gentler waves. The White Beach is also a favorite go-to spot for picnics. 

Diura Fishing Village

San Jose de Ivana Church

The foundation of this church dates back to 1775. The ruins of the original church can still be found at the back of the new church. The National Historical Commission declared the San Jose de Ivana Church a National Historical Landmark. Apart from its history, the church is a beautiful, living example of the Filipino and Spanish craftsmanship.

Honesty Coffee Shop

Near San Jose de Ivana Church, you'll find the famous Honesty Coffee Shop. It is famous not for its coffee or its souvenirs; rather, it is famous because of its honesty system. The café, which is more like a sari-sari store (small convenience store) is unmanned.

They sell all sorts of inexpensive items that travelers may need or want for their tours including instant coffee, local bread and pastry, souvenir shirts, candy, crackers, and cup noodles. They have a thermos filled with hot water for your instant coffee and noodle.

You can get what you want, pay for the item, clean up after yourself, and leave the store feeling better about yourself. Retirees Jose and Elena Gabilo first opened the Honesty Coffee Shop in 1995 and so far, the honesty system works for both locals and tourists. The shop is open from 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

Your Batanes trip isn’t complete when you don’t visit the other islands beyond Batan, one of which is Sabtang. Here are some activities you can add in your Sabtang itinerary:

Sabtang Lighthouse

Ivatan’s Stone Houses

At the Savidug Village on Sabtang Island, the streets are lined with centuries-old stone houses. You can spend hours walking along the streets and marveling at how the people were able to preserve them all these years.

Morong Beach

Morong Beach has a nearby restaurant, making it a famous lunch stopover during Batanes tour s. If you are traveling with kids, Morong Beach is the place to be. Of course, there are some Batanes resorts with in-ground swimming pools but if you want to experience some waves, go to the beach!

Check out these tourist spots in Itbayat that you can add in your itinerary. Take note that there are limited boat trips going to Itbayat and the travel time from Basco Port is around 2.5-3.5 hours if the weather is pleasant and waters are calm. It’s also recommended to stay here for a night and leave the next day back to Basco. 

Mt. Karoboban

Marvel at the beauty of the four uninhabited islands north of Batanes when you go to the highest elevation in Itbayat. The view deck is one of Itbayat’s foundations that served as a settlement area for the people in Itbayat.

Torongan Cave and Torongan Hills

The massive Torongan Cave in Itbayat is said to be where the Austronesians from Formoso first landed back in 4000 BC. You can reach the cave by hiking for around 45 minutes to 1 hour where you’ll pass by a dense forest first.

After exploring Torongan Cave, hike up to the top of Torongan Hills where you’ll see burial markers in the shape of boats. It’s believed that this used to be a burial ground for the cave’s early settlers.

Rapang Cliffs

If you’re up for a challenge, take the 5- to 7-hour hike to and from Rapang Cliffs. This natural park is a picturesque destination with its bonsai arius tree-decorated cliffs and rocky hills. You’ll be rewarded with a breathtaking view of the island from its highest point.

Small Lagoon

Located at the foot of Paganaman Port’s cliff, you can take a refreshing dip with the locals at Itbayat’s swimming holes. The Small Lagoon has several natural swimming pools that are shallow enough for a relaxing swim after a day full of Batanes tours .

Hike Mt. Iraya or Mt. Matarem 

Mt. Iraya requires half to full-day hike depending on your pace. For beginners, you can hike Mt. Matarem instead, also located in Batan. For half a day, you can climb to the second-highest peak in Batanes which also features stunning views. 

Dive and Explore Batanes’ Underwater Attractions

Experienced divers will love exploring the waters of Batanes, as the several dive sites here offer great visibility. Two of the popular dive sites in Batanes are Trevallies Lair and Canyons. When diving here and in other Batanes dive spots, you can expect to see nudibranchs, trevallies, and Pavona corals. 

Even if you’re not an experienced diver, you will still be able to try diving in Batanes, as some dive resorts offer beginner scuba diving packages.

Local Cuisine 

Unlike other destinations in the Philippines like Ilocos, Bicol, Cebu, and Iloilo that have distinct local cuisine, Batanes is not known as a food destination. Still, there are many local dishes here, the majority of which are seafood, that are surprising food finds and must-tries.

Batanes has its own unique way of limiting plastic waste. They serve traditional dishes wrapped in vunung or breadfruit tree leaves and the experience is a must-try.

This practice can also be observed in neighboring countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. In Batanes, there are many restaurants and eateries that use vunung leaves as paper plates.

Recommended Batanes Foods 

There are only a few restaurants in Batanes, but that shouldn’t stop you from having filling meals especially with unique dishes in the province. Here are some must-try dishes that are staples in Batanes restaurants or homestay kitchens. 

This dish is made from grated banana heart or banana stalks mixed with ground meat and minced fish. It is normally served in meatball form but some restaurants and eateries wrap the uvud in leaves and steam them. There are also vegetarian versions of uvud but both are served with sauce.

Batanes also has its own version of Bicol’s famous laing , called vunes. It is made of preserved gabi (taro) leaves and stalks cooked with cream, garlic,  pork and patola (sponge gourd). These are usually served in homestays and local restaurants in Batanes with rice. 

Luñis or Luniz

Batanes also has its own spin on the classic Filipino adobo, called luñis. It looks different than your usual dark and usually wet adobo. Luñis/Luniz is made with pork and rock salt, cooked low and slow until the pork’s fat is rendered and the meat turns golden brown, where it gets its color. They don’t add soy sauce that’s why the luñis/luniz is paler and drier. Luñis/Luniz is eaten best dipped in vinegar and paired with rice.

At the Diura Fishing Village, make sure to try the dried mahi-mahi, which is one of the staple foods across the islands. The Mahi-mahi or “dorado” has a golden exterior mixed with green and blue hues.

Harvesting this type of fish, which is sometimes called the arayu, is part of the age-old kapayvanuvanua ritual in the fishing village of Diura. Even in today’s modern times, the Ivatans still practice this ritual to help ensure a bountiful harvest every year. The mahi-mahi is dried in the sun for preservation purposes. 

Also known as the flying fish because it “flies” across the water when you try to catch it, this Batanes delicacy is worth trying. You can eat it kilawin-style (similar to ceviche), or dried and salted. Its dried version is also a great take-home food souvenir. 

Lobster is usually expensive, but not in Batanes! Called payi by the locals, you can have a huge serving all to yourself at the fraction of the Manila price. You can eat lobster here every single day and it won’t cost you your life’s savings.

Some of the luxury and mid-range Batanes resorts have steamed lobsters on their menu. Other seafood that you should try in Batanes are Kanañis (octopus), uni (sea urchin), and dumay (sea snail) which are also served in restaurants and hotels across the province.  

To better prepare for your Batanes trip, especially if you’re visiting for the first time, here are some travel tips you should remember to make your visit more enjoyable and hassle-free:

Bring enough cash in Philippine Peso (PHP). There are only 2 ATM in Basco, Batanes and there are no foreign exchange facilities in town. Commercial establishments also do not accept credit card payments, so it’s best to bring cash and be smart with your expenses.

Locals speak Ivatan, but the majority can speak and understand Filipino and English. Learning to speak the native tongue is a great way to befriend locals. Phrases like dius mamahes (thank you), ara ka mangu (how are you?), and avek dana / mangay aku na (goodbye) can go a long way.

Make sure you are prepared to travel simply. Bring the bare necessities with you. Remember that you’ll be doing a lot of walking and boat rides so pack light.

While bottled water is readily available in most convenient stores, be kind to Mother Earth (and your wallet). Bring your own water bottle and just refill from your hotel or homestay. This way, you also don’t have to carry empty water bottles around.

11:45 AM - ETA in Basco Airport, Batanes

12:30 PM - Check-in at a Basco Hotel, Relax

01:30 PM - Lunch

03:00 PM - Rent a bike or do a walking short  tour of Basco  

04:00 PM - Visit Mt. Carmel Church in Basco

06:00 PM - Dinner 

05:30 AM - ETD to Ivana Port

06:30 AM - Board the faluwa for the Sabtang Island Tour

08:30 AM - Start of Sabtang Tour

12:00 NN - Lunch 

01:00 PM. - Resume Sabtang Tour

02:00 PM - Board the faluwa back to Ivana Port

03:00 PM - Arrival at Ivana Port

03:30 PM. - Rent a bike. Visit Ivana Church and Honesty Coffee Shop.

05:00 PM - Watch the sunset while exploring Basco

Day 3: North Batan Tour 

8:00 AM - Breakfast 

9:00 AM - Bike or walk around town

11:30 AM - Lunch

1:00 PM - Start of North Batan Tour  

5:00 PM - End of North Batan Tour

07:00 PM - Dinner 

07:00 AM - Breakfast

07:30 AM - Start of South Batan Tour

11:30 AM - Lunch 

12:30 PM - Resume South Batan Tour

05:00 PM - End of tour. Last-minute shopping for souvenir.

07:00 PM - Dinner

07:00 AM - Breakfast 

08:00 AM - Visit the souvenir shops

09:30 AM - Hotel checkout. Go to the airport.

10:30 AM - Board plane back to Manila

Batanes is Waiting For You

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Batanes is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the wonders of nature. It’s a magical, almost surreal place to go if you want to get away from your busy daily life. Aside from relaxing getaways, it's also one of the best destinations to go to for a Philippine honeymoon package .

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An attraction in itself, Fundacion Pacita Batanes Nature Lodge sits in an enviable position perched on the rugged hilltop with panoramic views of the island's interior and Pacific coastline. The lodge is named after the famed local artist Pacita de Abad, who had the home built especially for her retirement but sadly never got to use it before she passed. Her life’s work is documented and showcased in the hotel's own gallery and examples of her artwork can be viewed in places as far away as Singapore.

The hotel comprises 12 rooms, each with its own en suite bathroom and private balcony. The rooms are split between the gallery building and garden building with the reception area and on-site restaurant being centrally located between the two. As well as the well-appointed rooms, stunning views and an interesting look into Pacita’s life, the hotel offers plenty of ways to escape and relax, whether it be on the privacy of your own balcony surrounded by nature in the hotel's beautifully kept gardens, or on a walking trail across the nearby hills.

The restaurant serves up a delicious selection of Western favorites as well as a few local specialities, understandably focused on readily available seafood.

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Introductory tour of Batan Island

On this tour you'll visit Diura fishing village, before moving onto another small village, Itbud, where you'll see a number of traditional Ivatan houses. You'll also have coffee with the locals before finishing your tour at the Chawa View Deck, where you'll enjoy impressive views of the island.

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