Mamburao Travel Guide
Travel to Occidental Mindoro to experience the warm welcome that the Mamburenyos extend to visitors arriving at the small town that's so central to their community. With this unrivalled hospitality, Mamburao is a destination where you won't fail to feel at home.
- Worth It?
- Yes, the destination's tranquil ambience is sure to appeal to anyone looking for somewhere away from the tourist crowds.
- What to Do
- sunbathe, swim, stroll along the beaches, snorkel or scuba dive.
- Best Time to Go
- anytime in the dry season, which run from November through to April.
- How Long?
- Make a weekend trip of it if you are touring or stay longer if you're just looking for a few easy weeks in the sun.
- Trivia
- the town is hailed as the gateway to Calawagan River, the Philippines' cleanest river.
Mamburao is best known for its stunning coastal scenery and quality resorts that put it in a class all of its own. You could easily spend a few weeks here hanging out with the locals and working on your tan.
Visitors come to Mamburao to enjoy spending lazy days on tropical beaches, having evening drinks while watching breathtaking sunsets and eating food with a home cooked taste, prepared from fresh local ingredients.
Travel to Mamburao - Getting There
Take an international flight to Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila then transfer by air to the airport at Mamburao. Alternatively, transfer by bus to the pier at Batangas (3 hours) from where you can take the ferry to Abra de Ilog (3 hours), then another bus for the remainder of the journey.
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