Where: Calatagan, Batangas

This private beach resort offers beachside glamping tents, with a lovely view of the West Philippine Sea. It includes access to resort amenities, and a homey stretch of white sand –– wonderful for a lazy afternoon or a quick getaway!

Where: Baler, Aurora

Easy Adventure glamping offers an experience with an attention to comfort and cleanliness. The tents they use are waterproof Coleman units, with a queen size bed and a small lounge set. Their packages include 4 meals, common bonfire setup during the evening, and a close proximity to the Sabang beach, Baler’s best surfing spot. Photo by Kolleen Feria

Where: Clark, Pampanga

Yats Clearwater Resort offers tent units, that cater to an accommodation close to a hotel suite. It offers basic amenities, including its on en–suite bathroom per tent. Within the premises, one can rome and experience the lakeside view and nature.

Where: Balete, Batangas

Glamping has found its way to one of Balete’s up and coming resorts, the Nayomi Sanctuary. Here glamping tents rest side by side with resort amenities which include a lake view pool, and hiking activities. If you need a quick break from the hustle of Manila, this sanctuary might just be for you!

Where: Sumilon Island, Cebu

Although famous for its sand bars and laid–back isolation from the Cebu city life, the Sumilon branch of the Bluewater line of resorts now offers its own take on glamping. Their tent amenities include two single beds, fullboard meals, an in–tent mini bar table, and lots of options for beach activities. Perfect for a quick low maintenance break from a fast–paced lifestyle.

Where: El Nido, Palawan

In Aetas Glamping, hospitality is key. Nestled in the heart of El Nido’s Villalibertad forest, this down–to–earth campsite offers complimentary meals, and luxurious tents sitting lazily amidst the greenery. All in all, this may be perfect for any traveler who seeks to experience the laid–back Filipino lifestyle, while immersing oneself in the beauty that is El Nido.