If this is my very good buddy Sherwin way back from flying school JF super air. Pls. respond. OK? I’ve been trying to get hold of you for many years now. Thanks!

Rates:

5,500 Php per person a day which includes 3 meals a day and a cottage plus 5,000 boat transfer from the iloilo pier to Isla Naburot.

For reservations: +639189098500

(I recommend you send an SMS to the number above, sometimes kase di ma contact ung number na yan)

Now I know where to bring my family next. Thanks for this great page!

My wife and I are planning to go back to the Philippines for a vacation and I want to surprise her I love to bring her to Isla Naburot

Do you have any contact info with regards reservation?

Thanks

me & my fiance were planning for a getaway to spend for our 10th year anniversary. me contact po ba kayo sa isla naburot?

1 night is ok naman but a bit bitin and for sure you will be like us, craving to go back.

2 nights? I havent tried it yet eh. Compute compute hahaha.

But next time we go for sure 2 nights kami at least.

-Benz

Please visit http://islanaburot.multiply.com for more info on the island. You can also e-mail us at islanaburot@gmail.com.

Im very interested to go to Isla with my family. Benz is it worth to go there overnight like what you did? or at least 2nights? its kinda expensive thats why im already computing the expenses.

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to make a day trip
by boat from Boracay to Isla Naburot or any other resort in Guimaras? We are having an family reunion in Boracay, where we are booked to stay from May 21 to 25.

i entered my email in the comment box, i thought the blog owner could view it? Anyways it’s michaeltiongson@gmail.com. The rates are the same i believe, last i asked about a month ago. 4.5k a night, 6k for for transfer from airport to island and back.

Tita anne is in iloilo, enjoying her hiatus. after all she had been living in Isla for a long time.

Thanks for the update. You have an email to add so I can update the W@W Directory? Also pls ask naman for the current rates for the stay and for transfer. When I am asked I would still give the rates we had 2 years ago eh.

Any idea where and what Anne is doing na? Send our regards to her if you do get to see her.

Thanks a lot!

-benz

to reach Isla management for reservations/bookings, you can call/text the following people, my aunts and my mom hehe:

Dr. Teresa Araneta: +639189098500
Dr. Victoria Tiongson: +639173029136
Issa Jalandoni: +639189018072

i found it interesting about this island. can you please tell me how can we book to isla naburot. im getting married this feb and im looking for a perfect honeymoon spot. ok po ba na mag honeymoon here? safe po ba yung place? please send me po info on how to go there and the rate. thanks po!

God bless!

Please share with us your Isla Naburot story ha. I know several people went na after reading and now they are Isla Naburot preachers din like us hahaha.

Ohh will check if we can make a trip to Isla Naburot on 2008. Hmmm will gather more people to join to split the transfer fee

Our Isla Naburot pictures are one of my uppers actually when am feeling not too ok.

I wish…. *law of attraction* we’d go there again on 2008… with an LV Neverful Murakami Bag… hahaha sulitin ang wish!

-benz

PS cute nang name nang baby mo ha… KITE, unique

The place is really worth visiting. Like what we said in our article it is the kind of place that you’re already wondering when you’ll be back just when you arrive.

The linens are clean and good. The stay is luxurious as you will want nothing more naman. No need for cots as the bed was king size even. Mosquitos? hmmm didn’t notice them or maybe it wasn’t mosquitos season when we went? Eat all you can kasi super dami, we had seafoods but since John & our daughter Kite are allergic to seafood, they had to serve us something else. Food wasn’t serve throughout the day but there’s bfast, lunch, merienda & dinner and the food is so good you will tend to eat a lot thus you don’t feel hungry in between meals. I wasn’t able to eat the chips we brought with us there. Bring snorkel sets and aqua shoes. Bring books as it is so conducive to read there. We spent less than 24 hours there as we arrived 11am and left 9am the next day so am not sure if staying 2 nights will be a bore but I really, really doubt it. Maybe bring a bottle of wine if you are a wine drinker. They have porch perfect for watching sunset while drinking wine.

If it is any comfort, please know the Zobels and a LOT of the ultra rich are regular guests there so you can imagine what kind of service they are used to giving. They have annual visitors from Europe who comes to the Philippines just for Isla Naburot so they pass Manila just to go straight to domestic airport. It is definitely not roughing it there.

Hi Krystellereignedrops,

Yes the transfer fee is fixed but maybe you can call them and ask when they will next have visitors and ask if you can share the transfer fee with the other group if you go the same time they go? I never asked about this but it should work.

That is the reason why we chose to stay just one night, we didn’t want to gamble and stay in the off chance we won’t enjoy the place.

Hope this helps!

-Benz

My boyfriend and I are planning to go to Isla Naburot soon and just wanted to ask if the P5,500 boat transfer fee is fixed. I mean, there’s just two of us and it is a bit costly.
Is there another way to go to Isla Naburot? Any suggestions on how we can go about this?
Thank you so much and very nice shots.

we’re sherwin and elaine, we’re one of your w@wies members. we read your post re isla naburot and just wanted to ask a few stuff about the place. my wife and i had thought of the idea about going to the place before but, just in passing (medyo short lang kase yung una naming honeymoon we were planning another one this year hehe). now that we’ve read it from you here, it made us all the more curious. yung cottage po ba nila furnished? sorry ha, i know the question is a bit duuhh… i mean, do you need to bring anything aside from clothes? maybe your own cot? hehe. did you have a hard time sleeping at night? any insect problems? no mosquitoes? were the bed linens okay? (were not looking for anything fancy. simple and clean is good enough) tapos yung food? talagang eat all you can huh? i mean all throughout the day? what did they serve you? mostly seafood ba? we luuuv sea food kase hehehe. bigyan mo naman kame nang tips on what to bring if we should push through. thank you.

There is a black German Shepherd when we went am just not sure if he/she’s Midnight

Oh I wish to go back there too!

Hi Giegie,

I got in touch with Anne and found out it is now her sister Dr Araneta who is handling Isla Naburot. Rate is still P4500/night full board meals and cottage and P5500 for boat transfer for the group.

Oh have fun if you do decide to go there.

Contact Dr. Araneta at 0918.9098500

-Benz