Pamana White Beach Resort

The so called “Little Bora” white sand, there’s so much hamock under the coconut tree, perfect palce to swim, rest and relax.

The place is so good instagrammable white beach sya 30 mins away from jomalig port via habal. Mabait ang may ari ng resort at may tindahan na din. Pwede ka magpaluto and all.
- hindi crowded
- malinis ang cr
- accessible ang tindahan
- malawak

Only 1 thing ang na missed out is yung signal pero may piso wifi naman and heads up slow din ang piso net kaya dont expect too much from it. Plan to go back? Definitely Yes! But for daytour nalang sya.

Perfect for a quiet get away, truly a little version of the Boracay white sand beach!

#littleboracay

They can still improve the total cleanliness of the place. There were visible litters on the beachfront during the time of my visit.

Fine white sand and the owner of the resort are very welcoming i'll come back again definitely.
Thanks to nanay leslie and tatay fidel

You can go here thru habal, it's a bit far compared to other resorts in Jomalig. You will come across wide fields before here. Most beautiful spot to visit in Jomalig I would say. This is the only beach that has white sand. The water is crystal blue and the waves are not that strong. There's an entrance fee of 50 pesos.

Has very fine sand and clear water. Love the place for swimming. I only regret that we didn't have a chance to eat lobster and coconut here.

Stunning view perfect beach fantastic white sands and many more explore beautyfull island jomalig?

We came here as part of our Island Tour (P600 per head)

Entrance fee of P50 per head.
Sand is a very fine white thus it is called Little Boracay of Jomalig.

You can buy a fresh coconut here, best to drink while facing the shore on one of there hanging seats, can't say a swin since you really can't swing it back and forth.

There asre also hammocks here fied inbetween those trees.

Prices for the accommodation and meals are sadly unkonwn to me since we didn't stay on this resort.

I pressume the sunrise can be seen here since sunset is in the other island's side

Pamana Beach Resort is probably the inky white sand beach I saw in Jomalig, the sand is fine and white and the water is clear to light blue.the resort is also nice they have 50 pesos entrance fee. The locals call it little boracay.

Best to visit during April daw po para walang masyadong kalat dagat dala ng hangin habagat we went there May 6-9 medyo madaming kalat dagat but you can see white sand talaga sya.malawak din ang shallow water na talagang crystal blue nice for swimming.

White beach it is!
Though seaweeds are everywhere.

Must visit!
30 for entrance fee