GETTING HERE:

Via the Kaybiang Tunnel-Cavite Route

  • Take the CAVITEX towards Cavite and after the toll booths, take the left exit heading towards the Antero Soriano Highway (the right exit heads towards Kawit)
  • Go down the Antero Soriano highway heading towards Naic Town.
  • In Naic, the road splits into two and you will see a giant “NAIC” sign. Take the left fork in the road and this will lead you past a MacDonald’s outlet on your right.
  • You will reach the Intersection of Governor’s Drive (there is a Jollibee outlet on the corner to your left). Go straight past the Jollibee outlet. Note: after this intersection, the Antero Soriano Highway becomes part of the old Governor’s Drive.
  • Continue on Governor’s Drive towards Maragondon, where, upon reaching the town, the road veers to the right. Note: Governor’s drive eventually becomes the Nasugbu-Ternate Highway.
  • Follow the Nasugbu-Ternate Highway past Puerto Azul. You will reach a fork in the road several kilometers past Puerto Azul. Take the left fork towards the Kaybiang Tunnel and Nasugbu Town.
  • You will pass Hamilo Coast and Papaya Coast on your right. After Papaya Cove, you will arrive at the town of Looc. Here, the Nasugbu-Ternate Highway makes a 90-degree right turn. Stay alert, you are near!
  • This 90-degree right turn leads to a long straight road that will rise up towards the mountains heading towards Nasugbu. At the very first left curve after this stretch, you will see a road that branches downward to the right, away from the main road. Take this road downwards towards the town of Calayo.
  • Follow this small road to the end where you will drive into a basketball court (yes, drive into the court). You will turn right at the end of the basketball court. Follow this narrow dirt road to the resort.

Via Tagaytay-Nasugbu Route

  • From your starting point drive up to Tagaytay. Take the first immediate exit at the Tagaytay Rotonda onto the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway.
  • Follow the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway, past all the Tagaytay ridge establishments and continue on past Splendido and Batulao. Continue driving all the way down to the junction just past the Tuy Food Plaza (Your landmark is the Jollibee outlet right on the junction). The junction is a small rotunda.
  • Take the first exit right onto the Tuy-Nasugbu Highway. This highway will become the Palico-Nasugbu Highway. You will pass the Central Azucarera Don Pedro Sugar Mill on your left.
  • Go past the Azucarera until you reach an intersection with a Shell Gas Station on your left, turn right onto JP Rizal Street heading towards Nasugbu Town.
  • Follow this road past the town of Nasugbu where the road veers to the right past Wawa. The road becomes the Nasugbu-Ternate Highway.
  • Keep driving on this highway, and you will pass private beach clubs like Kawayan Cove, Tali Beach, and Punta Fuego. After you pass the road to Punta Fuego on your left, continue driving on the Nasugbu-Ternate Highway for several kilometers. The drive will be through hilly terrain.
  • When you reach a flat, sea-level area, you will see the very first road branching off to the left after the Punta Fuego road. This road is marked as the road to Calayo beach, however, this is the southern entry road to Calayo Beach. Stay on the main road and drive past this southern entry and up through hills that separate the two entrances of Calayo Beach.
  • Nearing the end of this hilly portion of the highway, the road will make a winding right turn and you will see on your left a small road leading downwards away from the main road. There are some small billboards at this junction to serve as a landmark and the turnoff road to Calayo (northern entry road).
  • Take this small road downwards towards the town of Calayo. Follow this small road to the end where you will drive into a basketball court. You will turn right at the end of the basketball court. Follow this dirt road to the resort.

Commuting to Calayo Beach

From Pasay, Buendia-Taft or Cubao, board a bus bound for Nasugbu, Batangas. The fare is P160-180. Travel time is about two to 3 hours, depending on traffic situation. Alight at Nasugbu Bus Terminal (town proper), you have the option to ride a tricycle or a jeepney to Barangay Calayo.

If your group is composed of two to four persons, you can hire a tricycle to take you to Calayo Beach for P300. This is fair since Calayo is more or less half an hour from the town center. If your group is big, you can hire a jeepney. Negotiate the cost based on the size of your group or the vehicle. (Directions from PhilippineBeache
s.org. Prices may be outdated.)

Please note, Calayo Beach is a wide beach and there are two road entrances to the beach area. Coming from Nasugbu town, you will have to take the second road (northern entry) to enter the town. After you pass the first road (southern entry), continue on up the mountain road until you get to a bend in the road marking the second entry to Calayo Beach.