Exploring Lakdayan Beach & Barangay Cheey



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Lakdayan and Cheey – Busuanga’s North Coast Beach
If you are looking for soft, white-sand beaches accessible directly by land without taking a boat tour, head up north to Barangay Cheey. Here, you will find Lakdayan Beach and a quiet stretch of coast that is rapidly becoming one of my favorite escapes on the island.
For years, this region remained quiet and secluded. Poor road conditions and a broken bridge made traveling here a real challenge, leaving the area largely off the tourist radar. But since 2025, a new bridge and smooth, newly paved roads have made reaching Barangay Cheey easy and comfortable, whether you choose to ride a motorbike or take a minivan.
Along with better access, the area has seen a wave of newly opened and renovated places to stay, bringing a vibrant yet relaxed energy to northern Busuanga.
How to get to Lakdayan Beach ?
Getting to Cheey is simple: drive north from Busuanga Airport. After passing through San Jose, the road climbs up a hill, rewarding you with incredible panoramic views over the coast. From there, the highway follows the coastline heading west. Be careful, the street in the slope at San Jose is mostly wet and slippery .



Where to Stop & Relax along the Coast
1. Luzviminda Farm Homestay
Right at the start of this coastal stretch sits the brand-new Luzviminda Farm Homestay. It features charming cottages surrounding a clean swimming pool right in the center of the property—a great spot to pause or spend the night before exploring further.
2. Adela’s Lakdayan Beach Camp
Continuing down the highway, keep an eye out for roadside signposts leading to Adela’s Lakdayan Beach Camp. This is the absolute highlight of the area.
Run by a incredibly welcoming local family, Adela’s camp easily has the best vibes and warmest atmosphere on the coast. Staying here feels like hanging out with good friends.
Here is what makes Lakdayan Beach so special:
The Beach: A wide, soft white-sand beach with plenty of space for playing beach volleyball or beach ball. The water entry is very shallow and gentle, making it perfectly safe for kids.
Relaxation: Hammocks are strung up between the shade of the palm trees, and picnic huts with tables and benches offer great spots to enjoy lunch in the shade.
Activities: During low tide, you can walk straight across the shallow water to the island directly opposite the beach, or rent a kayak to paddle out.
Food & Drinks: The beach bar serves cold drinks, delicious BBQ, and tasty local meals.
Overnight Options: You can bring your own tent and camp for a small fee, sleep in a hammock, or rent a cozy seaside hut. Contact them before on Whatsapp : +639153227227 They have tents and bamboo cottages for rent, price range between 500PHP (tent) and 1500PHP (cottage for4pax), small cottage
for 1000 PHP
Day visitors pay a small entrance fee of 50 PHP at the parking area for full-day access—a tiny cost that directly supports a fantastic local business.
Further West along the Highway
If you follow the main highway further west beyond Lakdayan Beach, you will pass a few other notable stops:
Palawan Sandcastle – Recently renovated, this classic property is once again a wonderful base where you can easily spend a few quiet days. They offer kayak and mountain bike rentals for exploring the surrounding countryside.
Angel Garden Resort – A large hotel complex operated by a Chinese company. The location is fantastic, though quality and food service can be hit-or-miss depending on when you visit.
MacBeach Resort 2 – Located just 500 meters past Angel Garden, this resort opened in August 2026. They offer simple beachfront rooms as well as campsite space for a small fee. With a lively beach bar, an evening campfire pit, regular events, and live music, it’s a promising new beachfront hang-out.



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