Embrace Simplicity and Relaxation in Paradise
what to do in Ocam Ocam
Sometimes, less is truly more. In Ocam Ocam, you’ll discover the perfect sanctuary to unwind and let your soul breathe.
Far removed from the hustle, noise, and crowds of urban life, Ocam Ocam offers travelers an oasis of tranquility and untouched natural beauty – a secluded beach paradise that perfectly embodies
the idyllic getaway
dont plan too much
Spend your days peacefully swaying in a hammock
with a good book, exploring the pristine shoreline,
or simply soaking up the crystal-clear sea.
If you feel like moving, rent a kayak and explore the bay.
Then relax again.
enjoy the good life on Ocam Ocam
Culinary delights also await in Ocam Ocam.
H-Nice, an open bamboo restaurant right on the beach,
will tantalize your taste buds with excellent cuisine.
Enjoy a chilled drink with your feet in the sand
and savor the end of a perfect day.
Casadyan Guesthouse boasts an elevated terrace
with panoramic views – the ideal spot for a cocktail.
On the northern beach, you’ll find Get Real Restaurant,
known for its delicious seafood,
as well as the small eatery of Aina & Prince
behind the elementary school.
For a unique experience, don’t miss the chance to dine
at Bahay Dagat – a floating restaurant.
Those seeking pampering can inquire about a massage
with Marylin at her small shop on the southern part of the beach.
island hopping & snorkeling
Another highlight of Ocam Ocam is the popular island-hopping
tour to Black Island, the Ceys, and Debutanay.
Here, you’ll encounter dazzling white beaches and breathtaking
nature that will captivate every visitor. The area is also a snorkeling paradise, teeming with vibrant corals, schools of fish,
and sometimes turtles.
Find more information at: black-island.coron.com
wild life near Ocam Ocam
From Ocam Ocam, you can also embark on boat trips to visit the gentle sea cows in the north of Busuanga or the Calauit Safari Park.
Observing Dugongs (often called “sea cows”) in their natural habitat is a truly special experience offered from Ocam Ocam.
These gentle, peaceful marine mammals are a protected and vulnerable species, and tours are conducted with strict environmental
guidelines to ensure their well-being.
Further north on Busuanga lies the Calauit Safari Park, a fascinating wildlife sanctuary. Here, you can find a surprising array of African and Palawan endemic animals roaming freely, including giraffes, zebras, elands, and local species like the Calamian deer. It’s an extraordinary opportunity to experience a safari in the heart of the Philippines.