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    Your Complete Guide to Camaya Coast Beach Resort in Bataan

    Najuka Redkar
    Najuka Redkar
    Last updated 21 Jul 2026
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    Camaya Coast Banana Boat Ride

    Camaya Coast Banana Boat Ride

    Camaya Coast Beach Resort at a glance

    Where

    Sitio Wain, Mariveles, Bataan

    Distance from Manila

    About 173 km by road, or a roughly 90-minute ferry ride across Manila Bay

    How to get there

    Camaya Coast Manila Ferry Terminal (CCP Complex, Pasay City), shuttle bus, or private vehicle

    Stay options

    Camaya Coast Hotel (Camaya Sands Plaza Hotel) rooms, privately owned villas within the estate [VERIFY: glamping tents]

    Best for

    Day-trippers, couples, and families who want a beach escape without a plane ride

    Star rating

    3 to 3.5 stars, depending on the listing platform [VERIFY]


    Where is Camaya Coast beach resort?

    Camaya Coast Beach
    Camaya Coast Beach
    Camaya beach resort, officially called Camaya Coast Beach Resort, sits in Sitio Wain, Barangay Biaan, in the municipality of Mariveles, at the southern tip of the Bataan peninsula. It's around 173 kilometers from Metro Manila by road, but the resort's own ferry service cuts that trip down to about an hour and a half across Manila Bay. If you've ever wanted a beach getaway that doesn't need a flight, Camaya Coast is built exactly for that.
    Camaya Coast isn't just a resort. It's a full beachfront development with two coves, around 3.2 kilometers of coastline, and a mix of residential, commercial, and hospitality zones. Think of it as Bataan's answer to Boracay, minus the flight and the crowds.
    ⚠️ Klook Tip: Book your ferry seats a few weeks ahead, especially on weekends. The Camaya Ferry fills up fast during summer.

    Camaya Coast overview: a beachfront escape with an island feel

    Camaya Coast Kayaking
    Camaya Coast Kayaking
    What makes Camaya Coast stand out from other Bataan beach spots is the setup. Instead of a single hotel building, you're looking at a resort town: powdery white sand, an infinity pool overlooking the water, a marine park, and a handful of restaurant chains you'll already recognize from Metro Manila.
    The beach itself faces Manila Bay and the West Philippine Sea, with mountain views from Mount Mariveles as a backdrop. If you love the idea of a private-island vibe without leaving Luzon, this is one of the closer options to the capital that offers it.

    Camaya Coast vs Camayan Beach Resort: Don't mix these up!

    If you've been searching around, you may have noticed a similarly named resort popping up: Camayan Beach Resort. It's easy to see why people confuse the two, but they're completely different properties in different provinces.

    Camaya Coast (this guide)

    Camayan Beach Resort

    Location

    Mariveles, Bataan

    Morong, Bataan (Subic Bay area)

    Getting there

    Ferry from CCP Complex, Pasay, or ~4-hour drive

    Land travel via Subic, closer to Olongapo

    Vibe

    Resort town with infinity pools and a water park

    Beachfront resort near Subic Bay's diving and eco-tourism spots

    If Subic and Olongapo fit your itinerary better than Mariveles, Camayan Beach Resort's day pass is worth a look for that side of Bataan. 

    How to get to Camaya Coast

    Camaya Coast Complimentary Bike Ride
    Camaya Coast Complimentary Bike Ride
    There are three main ways in: ferry, shuttle bus, or your own car. Each has its own trade-offs, so pick based on how much time you want to spend traveling versus relaxing.
    By ferry: The Camaya Coast Manila Ferry Terminal is located in the CCP Complex, Pedro Bukaneg Street, Pasay City, near the Philippine International Convention Center. This is the terminal to look for; it isn't Harbour Square, so double-check your booking confirmation before heading out. The ferry ride takes around 90 minutes and drops you directly on the beach, which is why most travelers consider it the easiest option.
    By shuttle bus: Buses run from the FAB Central Terminal in Mariveles and other pickup points around Bulacan, Pampanga, and Bataan. This works well if you're already based somewhere along the route.
    By private vehicle: Driving takes around four hours from Manila via NLEX and SCTEX, passing through Dinalupihan and the Bagac-Mariveles Road. It's scenic, but the zigzag road near Mariveles can be tricky after dark, so aim to arrive before sundown.

    Option

    Travel time

    Best for

    Ferry (from CCP Complex, Pasay)

    ~90 minutes

    Fastest, most convenient, no traffic

    Shuttle bus (from FAB Central Terminal)

    Varies by pickup point

    Travelers without a car

    Private vehicle (via NLEX-SCTEX)

    ~4 hours

    Groups who want flexibility and their own transport

    ⚠️ Klook Tip: If you're driving, use a navigation app rather than memorizing turns. Several signs near the resort gate are easy to miss.

    Accommodations and rates at Camaya Coast

    Camaya Coast's on-site hotel is Camaya Coast Hotel, also known as Camaya Sands Plaza Hotel. Rooms are spread across a low-rise building close to the beach, and standard capacity runs from 2 to 6 guests depending on the room type.
    👑 Deluxe Queen: 1 queen bed, around 35 sqm, sleeps up to 3 
    👭 Deluxe Twin: 2 queen beds, around 35 sqm, sleeps up to 5 
    👙 Pool Side Suite: 2 single beds, around 35 sqm, sleeps up to 4 
    👩‍👩‍👦‍👦 Family Suite: 1 queen bed plus 2 single beds, 2 bathrooms, around 61 sqm, sleeps up to 6 
    🛜 Free WiFi, in-room safe, and air conditioning across all room categories 
    🚍 Access to the infinity pool, water park, and beach shuttle included with your stay
    📍Address: Sitio Wain, Barangay Biaan, Mariveles, Bataan 
    🔑Check-in: 2 PM 
    🧳Check-out: 11 AM
    Beyond the hotel, there are privately owned villas and condo units inside the Camaya Coast estate, listed individually by their owners rather than managed centrally by the resort. These can be a good option if you're traveling with a larger group and want more space than a standard room..

    Activities on-site: More than just a beach 

    Fire Dancing at Camaya Coast
    Fire Dancing at Camaya Coast
    Camaya Coast packs in enough to fill a full day, whether you're staying overnight or just popping in for a few hours.
    • Beach time. The main draw is still the beach itself: white sand, calm water, and a long enough coastline that it doesn't feel crowded even on a busy weekend.
    • Water sports. Kayaking, banana boat rides, and bike rentals are available, with some included in day tour packages and others booked separately on-site.
    • Aqua Fun Water Park. A dedicated water park area with slides and pools, popular with families traveling with kids.
    • Marine park and inflatable island feel. Several inflatable and floating attractions give the resort a private-island energy that's rare this close to Manila.
    • Infinity pools. More than one pool option across the property, some with ocean views.
    If you'd rather have the day mapped out for you, the Camaya Coast day trip package bundles ferry or land transfers with beach and water park access. 
    ⚠️ Klook Tip: Outside food and drinks aren't allowed inside the resort, so budget a bit extra for meals if you're staying the whole day.

    Day trip vs overnight: what each option covers

    Deciding between a day tour and an overnight stay comes down to how much time you have and how much of the resort you want to see.

    Day trip

    Overnight stay

    Access

    Beach, pools, water park (hours vary by package)

    Full resort access plus your room, typically 2 PM to 11 AM the next day

    Best for

    Quick beach fix, first-timers testing the resort

    Couples, families, or groups wanting to relax without a same-day return trip

    Transport

    Ferry or land transfer, round trip same day

    Ferry, bus, or car, with more flexible arrival and departure times

    Booking tip

    Book your ferry slot in advance; day passes can sell out on weekends

    Confirm your room type and any beachfront view requests directly with the resort

    If it's your first time, a day trip is the lower-commitment way to check whether Camaya Coast fits what you're looking for before booking an overnight stay.

    FAQs about Camaya Beach Resort Bataan

    Where is Camaya beach resort located?

    Camaya beach resort, known officially as Camaya Coast, is in Sitio Wain, Barangay Biaan, Mariveles, Bataan. It sits on the southern tip of the Bataan peninsula, facing Manila Bay, and is reachable by ferry, shuttle bus, or private vehicle from Metro Manila.

    How do I get to Camaya Coast from Manila?

    The fastest way is the Camaya Coast ferry, which departs from the Camaya Coast Manila Ferry Terminal at the CCP Complex in Pasay City and takes around 90 minutes. Shuttle buses and private vehicles are also available, with driving taking roughly four hours via NLEX and SCTEX.

    Is Camaya Coast the same as Camayan Beach Resort?

    No. Camaya Coast is in Mariveles, Bataan, while Camayan Beach Resort is a different property located in Morong, near Subic Bay. The similar names cause frequent mix-ups, so double-check which one you're booking.

    What accommodation options does Camaya Coast have?

    The on-site Camaya Coast Hotel (Camaya Sands Plaza Hotel) offers Deluxe Queen, Deluxe Twin, Pool Side Suite, and Family Suite rooms. Privately owned villas and condo units within the estate are also available through individual listings. 

    Should I do a day trip or stay overnight at Camaya Coast?

    A day trip suits travelers who want a quick beach fix and full resort access for the day, while an overnight stay is better if you want to relax without rushing back to Manila. First-timers often start with a day trip before deciding to book a longer stay.

    Ready for your Camaya Coast getaway?

    Camaya Coast packs a real beach escape into a trip you can do in a single day, or stretch into a relaxed overnight stay. Start with the Camaya Coast day trip package if you're testing it out, or plan ahead if you're ready for a longer stay.

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