Bibiruken Resort And Camp Site

We recently visited the newly opened Zambales branch of Highlands Café In The Sky, conveniently located right in front of the welcome sign for the resort. This spot offers a delightful experience that truly captures the essence of simple living. Although the water wasn't perfectly clear during our visit due to rain the previous day—something that's quite understandable—it remains a wonderful place to relax. We're looking forward to returning in the future.

The water might be a bit murky, but that’s understandable after the heavy rain we had yesterday. Overall, the experience was fantastic! Floating in one of those cottages really makes you want to relax and drift off to sleep. The view is so peaceful that you’ll want to stay for as long as you can. The entrance fee is just P10 per person, and you can rent a floating cottage for between P350 and P500. They also offer the option to rent floating equipment for P25. Come on down and enjoy this beautiful spot, even if it’s a bit off the beaten path. It’s definitely worth the getaway!

At six in the morning, the area was tranquil, with only the owners around—offering a serene pause from the usual hustle and bustle. However, I can't promise this calm will last all day, as there is a karaoke machine waiting to be used! The water was peaceful, and there were bamboo rafts, rubber tubes, and floating huts available, though they don’t yet offer kayaks. I settled into one of their floating huts and enjoyed a cup of 3 in 1 coffee while tending to my sore buttocks and legs from the ride.

Peaceful place in sta cruz....

Awesome place!