panagsama beach in moalboal

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Ivonne's Beach Apartelle,
Panagsama Beach, Moalboal
6032 Cebu, Philippines
Tel.: +63 (0)32 -474 3132
Cell/Text: +63 (0) 917 321 1475
E-mail: info@ivonnes-apartelle.com

Moalboal and Panagsama Beach

look at the norther part of Pangsama Beach

About Moalboal

Moalboal is a sleepy town about 90km south of Cebu City, at the western shore of Cebu Island. It can be reached by public transportation (bus), taxi or car service within 2 ½ hours. The town has a population of about 30,000 residents and a university. To the east, mountains up to 1000m rise, home to rice fields and tropical vegetation good for mountain biking and adventure tours. To the west, a peninsula extends from shore; this is where all the beach resorts and dive shops are located. From shore Pescador Island and Negros Island are visible to the west. More about Moalboal here.

view over the reef of Moalboal, with some outrigger dive boats and Pescador Island in the background

About Panagsama Beach

Panagsama Beach is the heart of Moalboal if it comes to diving and tourism. Basically the beach strip, about 800m long, is divided into two sections, “downtown”, where most of the restaurants, bars, eateries, dive shops and souvenir shops are located, and “uptown”, the southern end of the beach, which is quieter with only a few resorts and restaurants. Fronting Panagsama Beach, which has no real sand beach to speak off, is a coral covered fringing reef which offers impressive dive sites just on the door steps of many resorts and dive shops.

life is a bach: locals relaxing at Pangsama Beach