Bounty Beach
The main white-sand beach on Malapascua’s south coast, about 1 km long, lined with palm trees, dive shops, resorts and restaurants.
Bounty Beach lies on the island’s south shore. It is about 1 km long, with fine white sand backed by coconut palms. It is the hub of the island’s dive shops, resorts and restaurants, and the base for most visitors. During the day, you can swim, snorkel, and rent crab boats to head out to sea. In the evening, the beach comes alive with seafood barbecues and bars. Crab boats take about 30–45 minutes from Maya Port in Daanbantayan to the island. At low tide, you need to wade ashore. There are no cars on the island, so you get around on foot or by motorbike.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Logon Village & Beach
- Dakit-Dakit Island
- Malapascua Lighthouse
- Langob Beach
- Guimbitayan Beach
- Chocolate Island
- Monad Shoal
- Gato Island