Dicasalarin Cove
A secluded white-sand cove surrounded by mountains, reached by boat. A lighthouse and viewing deck on the hilltop overlook the Pacific.
Dicasalarin Cove lies behind a headland southeast of Baler. It is surrounded by green mountains on three sides and has dazzling, fine white sand, making it Baler's most photogenic spot. It is run by a private resort. Visitors usually charter a boat from Sabang Beach or the harbor (about 20 to 30 minutes), or take a rugged mountain road. Entrance fees are about 200 to 300 pesos. You can climb to the hilltop viewing deck and lighthouse for a view across the Pacific. Boats stop running when waves are high, so check the weather in advance. Peak-season weekends are crowded.
Opening hours
08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Diguisit Beach & Rock Formations
- Cemento Beach
- Ermita Hill
- Sabang Beach
- Doña Aurora Aragon-Quezon House
- Baler Church (San Luis Obispo de Tolosa Parish)
- Museo de Baler
- Millennium Tree (Balete Park)