About Burot Beach
Located in the coastal town of Calatagan, Batangas, Burot Beach is a hidden gem that captivates visitors with its creamy sand, calm waters, and relaxing atmosphere. Known for its raw and unspoiled charm, the beach is perfect for campers, backpackers, and travelers looking for a peaceful seaside escape close to Manila.
How to Get to Burot Beach
Our weekend adventure was a challenge. The original plan was to commute, but we changed our minds and brought a private vehicle. None of us had an idea where Burot Beach is, but Waze helped us. Our route was on C5 to SLEX, passing through the highways of Tagaytay, Nasugbu town proper, and the Calatagan Public Market. As far as I can remember, we passed by a cemetery and on a rough road to the beach. Arrival was around 2:30 PM. Parked the vehicle. Settled the entrance and other fees.
The beach has semi-fine, creamy-colored sand, kissed by the clear waters. Living creatures like fish, crabs, starfish, seagrass, and some other mollusks. While there was sunlight, we pitched our tents and prepared our food for dinner.
While walking by the beach, I was astounded by the gorgeous sunset. The wind was cool, and darkness started embracing the area. The blue skies covered by the cirrus clouds transformed into powerful orange skies, creating an amazing horizon. The trees and rock formations also formed a perfect silhouette against the beautiful background.
Whether you’re enjoying a quiet swim, camping under the stars, or simply soaking in the sunset, Burot Beach offers a simple yet unforgettable beach getaway. Its natural beauty and laid-back vibe make it one of Batangas’ most beloved seaside retreats.
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