Duli Beach
A remote, long curved beach north of Nacpan, one of El Nido's few surf spots, with few people and wild scenery.
Duli Beach lies about 35 km northeast of town. A long, curved stretch of sand backs onto jungle hills and is barely developed. From November to March the northeast monsoon brings waves suited to beginner and intermediate surfers. The beach has surfboard rentals, simple campsites and small restaurants. The last part of the road is dirt and muddy after rain, so riding a motorbike or hiring a tricycle is recommended. Rip currents are strong, so do not enter the water if you are not a confident swimmer. Entry is free, though parking or entry may cost a small fee.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Nacpan Beach
- Nagkalit-kalit Falls
- Lio Beach
- Ille Cave
- Paradise Beach (Cadlao)
- Taraw Cliff
- Cadlao Island & Cadlao Lagoon
- Corong Corong Beach