We were there to do our open water scuba diving course, for what it was perfect. The resort has its own dive center, so you don't even have to leave the resort to go diving.The equipment was very well maintained and our instructor was very good and patient. The rooms are nice and clean. The staff is very friendly. Sometimes we had to wait a little long until lunch was served. However, they were short of staff during our visit and were looking for an additional waiter/waitress, so they will probably be faster now. The food was good and fresh, but for the Philippines rather expensive. It is very quiet in and around the resort, but there's also not much going on in the neighborhood. But for about $5 you can take a Tuk Tuk to Panagsama Beach (15 minutes) where are a lot of restaurants and bars. Big plus: The resort is sustainable and does not use plastic bottles. Instead, you get an aluminium bottle, which you can fill up for free at the water stations.

Our bungalow was spacious and comfortable for the three of us, although wifi was inaccessible. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating. Can't comment on the bar or restaurant, as we only ate breakfast, which was included with our room. Best part was the snorkeling right off the property and the serene setting with many quiet places to get away to. The pool is smallish and could get noisy when children were enjoying it, so for couples or those who are annoyed with that this wouldn't be a good choice. A tricycle ride is necessary to get into town or to other beaches, and compared to other areas we visited, much more costly. We didn't have time to dive on this trip, but would certainly plan to next time around. We weren't able to attend the presentations from the local marine biologist as we'd hoped, due to other activities we had scheduled. If you enjoy diving and snorkeling from a quiet, somewhat remote setting, this would be a good choice. Providing good and reliable wifi would be a huge and welcome improvement, as it is necessary for planning activities and communicating or conducting business while away on holiday.

This resort (based on the looks of all the other places we passed during our stay) must be the finest in Moalboal. It is hidden at the far end of the island, right before the white beach starts (on low tide you can walk to white beach from the resort. Dolphin house has a tiny sandy area and a pier with a great house reef right outside). The area is well planned. Garden and pool area is beautiful. Everything cleaned everyday. Staff is friendly and most of them speak English. The room was clean. Bed was a bit hard (as most are in the Philippines...) Breakfast is included and contains 3 hot dishes, fresh fruit, cereal and yogurt, bread and pancakes + fresh made omelet. Also milk, coffe and fresh juice. They serve lunch and dinner with a few different choices every day. If you want to try other restaurants you will have to get a tuc to either Panangsama beach or Moalboal town (about 10 minutes ride for 150php). There you will have lots of other options. They offer different trips if you want to explore snorkeling or waterfalls etc. prices at the resort is what you must expect at a resort - more expensive than going local, but to be honest, there’s not much local options. Most of the bars and restaurants are based on tourists. The only obvious room for improvement at the resort is in the bar. They have little knowledge about wine and the drinks are medium quality. All in all this is the best place to stay in Moalboal if you are looking for a beautiful quiet place to relax your holidays.