Tiamban Beach in Romblon, Philippines, is a captivating tropical retreat known for its powdery white sand, clear turquoise waters, and peaceful atmosphere. Located just 15-20 minutes from Romblon town proper, it offers visitors a serene escape from crowded tourist spots, making it ideal for beach bumming, swimming, and relaxation.
A Secret Slice of Paradise
The beach is framed by a heavy canopy of mature trees, providing abundant shade, a perfect refuge from the tropical sun. Its gently sloping seabed and calm, glassy waters create safe, enjoyable conditions for adults, children, and even babies.
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The water temperature is comfortably warm, and the underwater visibility is good, though the area is more suited to swimming than snorkeling due to the distance of coral reefs from the shore.
Calm Meets the Coastline
Tiamban features interesting rock formations at its eastern and western edges, with some shallow-water fishing spots where locals catch medium-sized fish. The beach is largely pristine and noticeably quiet, with very few crowds even during peak season. Visitors can rent cottages or camp overnight at nearby resort facilities, although accommodation options remain limited so bringing your own food and supplies is advisable.
Other Information
Tiamban Beach is privately owned and well-maintained, so there’s a small entrance fee:
- ₱40 – ₱50 per adult
- ₱25 per child
For those planning a day trip, you can rent tables and chairs for around ₱90, ideal for enjoying a seaside picnic.
Want to linger longer? Accommodation is available right on the beach. Air-conditioned rooms are typically ₱1,200 per night, while budget travelers and nature lovers can opt for camping, falling asleep to the sound of waves is truly part of the experience.It’s always best to confirm current hours and rates with the resort before your trip, especially during holidays or peak season.
How To Get There?
Location: Barangay Lonos, Romblon Island, Romblon Province, Philippines
By Car: To reach Tiamban Beach by car, drive to Batangas Port (from Manila or nearby provinces), then take a RORO (Roll-On/Roll-Off) ferry bound for Romblon Island. Once you arrive at Romblon Port, drive for about 10 minutes toward Barangay Lonos, following signs or GPS directions to Tiamban Beach, located just past Bonbon Beach along the scenic coastal road.
By Commute: Take a bus or van to Batangas Port from Manila (Cubao or Buendia terminals). From there, board a RORO ferry to Romblon Island, Montenegro Lines and other ferry operators offer overnight trips. Upon arriving at Romblon Port, ride a tricycle and ask to be taken to Tiamban Beach in Barangay Lonos, which is just 10 minutes away and close to Bonbon Beach.
