This was truly a awful place to be. Soooo over crowded and everyone was trying to get you to buy or book something with them. I felt so stressed just by walking on the beach. So sad because it is truly a beautiful beach that...More

3 day layover before heading back. Too touristy for me. Full of tourists, business catering to tourists and people pulling out lamibated sheets trying to sell tours left and right. Even the room cleaning service and the repair guy try to sell tours on the...More

In late December 2018, I made my way for the second time to Alona Beach (first time was summer 2016). Things have deteriorated. Back in 2016, the water in front of Henann resort was fairly clear and fairly emerald-colored, and there was a healthy number...More

Comparable to the hustle and bustle of Boracay pre-rehab, but with much less people. Food and services like massages are what you would expect from a touristy place such as this.

The beach itself was small and lined with restaurants. It was too touristy and commercialized for our taste. It was lined with boats which I imagine were for the island hopping tours (about 400 pesos per person per activity).

It may be the iconic beach of Panglao Island, but it has so many similar hallmarks of Boracay, leading up to its closure for 6 months! The over development has had a detrimental affect on the ocean and beach. We understand that it has recently...More

Stay clear of this place. The beach itself is in terrible condition. Bottles, glass, plastic,cigarette butts, concrete blocks and tiles, building iron, old tyres etc. The shore line has been eroded and in terrible condition. Dogs and dog excrement is common place. The water is...More