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A beautiful natural beach, with very basic facilities – know what to expect!
Anguib Beach的点评
点评：Having read some of the negative reviews of Anguib Beach, I think much of the disappointment comes from people arriving with the wrong expectations. Having visited myself, I'd separate the experience into two things: the beach itself and the facilities provided.
THE BEACH – NATURAL BEAUTY
Anguib Beach is absolutely beautiful. The scenery is stunning, the water is clear, and it's somewhere few foreign tourists seem to visit.
Is it the fine, powdery white sand you might expect from the advertising? Not really. The sand is quite coarse, with larger grains, but it's still beautiful and the beach was clean.
There were lots of shells along the waterline, but you can simply step over them. It's really not a big deal, just something worth knowing.
I've also seen complaints about the shallow water, but I had no problem swimming. It was approximately 1.2 metres deep almost immediately off the beach. We visited just after an off-shore typhoon, and even then the sea was calm, with no strong currents that we noticed.
I'm normally a magnet for biting insects, but they weren't an issue for me at all.
As a natural beach, I really can't find much to complain about. It's beautiful, clean, and a lovely place to spend the day.
**THE FACILITIES – VERY BASIC, BUT USABLE**
Now, this is where expectations really matter.
The facilities aren't great by modern resort standards. But they exist, they work, and if you know what you're getting into, they're perfectly manageable.
We only visited for the day, although overnight stays are available, with tents and camping equipment offered for hire at an additional cost.
**Cost:** Is it expensive? By Filipino standards, yes. Entrance was ₱400 per person during our visit, reduced to ₱200 if you hired something. If you just want to bring your own things and sit on the beach, you don't need to spend anything beyond the entrance fee.
**Food and drinks:** This is probably the most important thing to know. You cannot buy anything at the beach. No food, no drinks, no supplies. You must bring absolutely everything you need. There are charcoal cooking areas, but you'll need to bring your own food and cooking supplies.
**Toilets and showers:** They're basic, and certainly not luxurious, but they were clean and everything worked when we visited.
**Cottages:** You can rent what they call "cottages", although they're really open-sided wooden gazebos providing shade. They have electricity, apparently mainly for the karaoke equipment, but it does mean you can charge your phone!
**Phone signal:** Surprisingly good. We had no problems with mobile reception.
**Access:** I've seen complaints about getting there, but honestly, I don't understand them. Yes, it's a long drive, roughly three hours from the nearest commercial airport, Tuguegarao, but the roads were absolutely fine and Google Maps took us straight there. It's remote, not difficult to find.
**And finally, the karaoke...**
It was LOUD. Full volume, pretty much nonstop, all day.
But this is the Philippines, and karaoke is part of the culture. If you find it annoying, you have two options: walk a couple of minutes further up the beach, away from the facilities, and find somewhere to sit on the sand, or simply choose somewhere else to visit.
If you're expecting a peaceful resort where you can hear nothing but the waves, you may be disappointed.
**OVERALL – WOULD I RECOMMEND IT?**
Absolutely, but with a qualification.
Would I recommend travelling all the way to northern Luzon specifically for a beach holiday here? No.
But if you're already nearby, travelling around northern Luzon, or simply want to experience a beautiful beach that relatively few international tourists get to see, then I'd strongly recommend it.
The beach itself is stunning. The facilities are basic, probably overpriced for what they offer, and a long way from luxurious.
But ultimately, I came to enjoy a beautiful beach, not to admire the toilets.
Bring everything you need, manage your expectations, accept the karaoke, and enjoy Anguib Beach before it's developed into the next destination...
THE BEACH – NATURAL BEAUTY
Anguib Beach is absolutely beautiful. The scenery is stunning, the water is clear, and it's somewhere few foreign tourists seem to visit.
Is it the fine, powdery white sand you might expect from the advertising? Not really. The sand is quite coarse, with larger grains, but it's still beautiful and the beach was clean.
There were lots of shells along the waterline, but you can simply step over them. It's really not a big deal, just something worth knowing.
I've also seen complaints about the shallow water, but I had no problem swimming. It was approximately 1.2 metres deep almost immediately off the beach. We visited just after an off-shore typhoon, and even then the sea was calm, with no strong currents that we noticed.
I'm normally a magnet for biting insects, but they weren't an issue for me at all.
As a natural beach, I really can't find much to complain about. It's beautiful, clean, and a lovely place to spend the day.
**THE FACILITIES – VERY BASIC, BUT USABLE**
Now, this is where expectations really matter.
The facilities aren't great by modern resort standards. But they exist, they work, and if you know what you're getting into, they're perfectly manageable.
We only visited for the day, although overnight stays are available, with tents and camping equipment offered for hire at an additional cost.
**Cost:** Is it expensive? By Filipino standards, yes. Entrance was ₱400 per person during our visit, reduced to ₱200 if you hired something. If you just want to bring your own things and sit on the beach, you don't need to spend anything beyond the entrance fee.
**Food and drinks:** This is probably the most important thing to know. You cannot buy anything at the beach. No food, no drinks, no supplies. You must bring absolutely everything you need. There are charcoal cooking areas, but you'll need to bring your own food and cooking supplies.
**Toilets and showers:** They're basic, and certainly not luxurious, but they were clean and everything worked when we visited.
**Cottages:** You can rent what they call "cottages", although they're really open-sided wooden gazebos providing shade. They have electricity, apparently mainly for the karaoke equipment, but it does mean you can charge your phone!
**Phone signal:** Surprisingly good. We had no problems with mobile reception.
**Access:** I've seen complaints about getting there, but honestly, I don't understand them. Yes, it's a long drive, roughly three hours from the nearest commercial airport, Tuguegarao, but the roads were absolutely fine and Google Maps took us straight there. It's remote, not difficult to find.
**And finally, the karaoke...**
It was LOUD. Full volume, pretty much nonstop, all day.
But this is the Philippines, and karaoke is part of the culture. If you find it annoying, you have two options: walk a couple of minutes further up the beach, away from the facilities, and find somewhere to sit on the sand, or simply choose somewhere else to visit.
If you're expecting a peaceful resort where you can hear nothing but the waves, you may be disappointed.
**OVERALL – WOULD I RECOMMEND IT?**
Absolutely, but with a qualification.
Would I recommend travelling all the way to northern Luzon specifically for a beach holiday here? No.
But if you're already nearby, travelling around northern Luzon, or simply want to experience a beautiful beach that relatively few international tourists get to see, then I'd strongly recommend it.
The beach itself is stunning. The facilities are basic, probably overpriced for what they offer, and a long way from luxurious.
But ultimately, I came to enjoy a beautiful beach, not to admire the toilets.
Bring everything you need, manage your expectations, accept the karaoke, and enjoy Anguib Beach before it's developed into the next destination...
翻译：在读了一些关于安吉布海滩的负面评价后，我认为很多人的失望都源于期望值设得不对。我自己也去过那里，觉得可以将体验分为两个方面：海滩本身以及配套设施。
海滩——自然之美
安吉布海滩美得令人窒息。风景绝妙，海水清澈见底，而且似乎很少有外国游客到访此地。
这里的沙子是否细腻呢……那种广告中所宣传的细腻雪白沙粒？其实并非如此。这里的沙子相当粗糙，颗粒也较大，但仍然很漂亮，海滩也很干净。
沿着水边有很多贝壳，不过随便跨过去就行。这真不是什么大问题，只是值得提前了解一下而已。
我也看到有人抱怨水太浅，但我游泳时完全没有问题。刚离开沙滩没多远，水深就达到了约1.2米。我们是在一场近海台风过后去的，即便如此，海面依然平静，我们没有察觉到任何强洋流。
我平时很容易招惹咬人的昆虫，但这次它们完全没来烦我。
作为一处天然海滩，我实在挑不出什么毛病。它美丽又干净，是个非常适合消磨一天的好地方。
**设施——非常简陋，但勉强能用**
说到这里，期望值就变得很重要了。
以现代度假村的标准来看，这里的设施算不上出色。不过它们确实存在。它们运行正常，只要你清楚自己要面对什么情况，就能轻松应对。
我们只当天往返游玩，不过这里也提供过夜服务，只需额外付费即可租赁帐篷和露营装备。
**费用：** 贵吗？以菲律宾的标准来看，确实偏贵。我们去的时候，每人门票费为400菲律宾比索；如果租用相关装备的话，费用则降至200比索。如果你只打算自带装备、在沙滩上休憩，那除了门票外就无需再花费其他费用了。**食品与饮料：** 这可能是最需要了解的一点。在海滩上什么都买不到——没有食物、没有饮料，也没有任何生活必需品。你必须自备所有需要的东西。虽然 there are charcoal cooking areas there，但你仍需自带食物和烹饪用品。
**厕所与淋浴设施：** 这些设施很简陋，算不上豪华，但我们在访问时发现它们都很干净，而且一切都能正常使用。
**小木屋：** 你可以租用所谓的“小木屋”。虽然它们实际上就是敞开式的木制凉亭，用来遮阳用的。那里有电力供应，显然主要是供卡拉OK设备使用的，但这也意味着你可以给手机充电！
**手机信号：** 出奇地好。我们的手机信号从未出现问题。
**交通方式：** 我见过有人抱怨怎么去那里，但说实话，我不太理解他们的抱怨。没错，路程相当遥远——从最近的商业机场图格卡拉奥出发，开车大约需要三个小时。不过道路状况完全良好，谷歌地图也带我们直接到了那里。那里比较偏僻，但并不难找到。
**最后，就是卡拉OK……**
声音大得惊人。几乎全天都在全音量播放，一刻不停。
但这里是菲律宾，卡拉OK是当地文化的一部分。如果你觉得很烦扰，有两个选择：要么沿着海滩再走几分钟，远离那些设施区，在沙滩上找个地方坐下；要么干脆选择去别的地方游玩。如果你期待的是一个安静得只能听到海浪声的度假胜地，那可能会让你失望。
**总体评价——我会推荐这里吗？**
绝对会，不过有个前提条件。
我会特意为了来这里度假而专程前往吕宋岛北部吗？不会。
但如果你正好在吕宋岛北部附近游览，或者只是想体验一下极少有外国游客到访的美丽海滩，那我强烈推荐你来这里。这片海滩本身美得令人陶醉。那里的设施十分简陋，价格或许也偏高，算不上豪华。
但说到底，我是为了欣赏这片美丽的海滩而来，又不是为了去欣赏那里的厕所。
带上你所需的一切，调整好期望值，接受这里的卡拉OK文化吧——在安圭布海滩被开发成下一个热门旅游地之前，好好享受它吧……
海滩——自然之美
安吉布海滩美得令人窒息。风景绝妙，海水清澈见底，而且似乎很少有外国游客到访此地。
这里的沙子是否细腻呢……那种广告中所宣传的细腻雪白沙粒？其实并非如此。这里的沙子相当粗糙，颗粒也较大，但仍然很漂亮，海滩也很干净。
沿着水边有很多贝壳，不过随便跨过去就行。这真不是什么大问题，只是值得提前了解一下而已。
我也看到有人抱怨水太浅，但我游泳时完全没有问题。刚离开沙滩没多远，水深就达到了约1.2米。我们是在一场近海台风过后去的，即便如此，海面依然平静，我们没有察觉到任何强洋流。
我平时很容易招惹咬人的昆虫，但这次它们完全没来烦我。
作为一处天然海滩，我实在挑不出什么毛病。它美丽又干净，是个非常适合消磨一天的好地方。
**设施——非常简陋，但勉强能用**
说到这里，期望值就变得很重要了。
以现代度假村的标准来看，这里的设施算不上出色。不过它们确实存在。它们运行正常，只要你清楚自己要面对什么情况，就能轻松应对。
我们只当天往返游玩，不过这里也提供过夜服务，只需额外付费即可租赁帐篷和露营装备。
**费用：** 贵吗？以菲律宾的标准来看，确实偏贵。我们去的时候，每人门票费为400菲律宾比索；如果租用相关装备的话，费用则降至200比索。如果你只打算自带装备、在沙滩上休憩，那除了门票外就无需再花费其他费用了。**食品与饮料：** 这可能是最需要了解的一点。在海滩上什么都买不到——没有食物、没有饮料，也没有任何生活必需品。你必须自备所有需要的东西。虽然 there are charcoal cooking areas there，但你仍需自带食物和烹饪用品。
**厕所与淋浴设施：** 这些设施很简陋，算不上豪华，但我们在访问时发现它们都很干净，而且一切都能正常使用。
**小木屋：** 你可以租用所谓的“小木屋”。虽然它们实际上就是敞开式的木制凉亭，用来遮阳用的。那里有电力供应，显然主要是供卡拉OK设备使用的，但这也意味着你可以给手机充电！
**手机信号：** 出奇地好。我们的手机信号从未出现问题。
**交通方式：** 我见过有人抱怨怎么去那里，但说实话，我不太理解他们的抱怨。没错，路程相当遥远——从最近的商业机场图格卡拉奥出发，开车大约需要三个小时。不过道路状况完全良好，谷歌地图也带我们直接到了那里。那里比较偏僻，但并不难找到。
**最后，就是卡拉OK……**
声音大得惊人。几乎全天都在全音量播放，一刻不停。
但这里是菲律宾，卡拉OK是当地文化的一部分。如果你觉得很烦扰，有两个选择：要么沿着海滩再走几分钟，远离那些设施区，在沙滩上找个地方坐下；要么干脆选择去别的地方游玩。如果你期待的是一个安静得只能听到海浪声的度假胜地，那可能会让你失望。
**总体评价——我会推荐这里吗？**
绝对会，不过有个前提条件。
我会特意为了来这里度假而专程前往吕宋岛北部吗？不会。
但如果你正好在吕宋岛北部附近游览，或者只是想体验一下极少有外国游客到访的美丽海滩，那我强烈推荐你来这里。这片海滩本身美得令人陶醉。那里的设施十分简陋，价格或许也偏高，算不上豪华。
但说到底，我是为了欣赏这片美丽的海滩而来，又不是为了去欣赏那里的厕所。
带上你所需的一切，调整好期望值，接受这里的卡拉OK文化吧——在安圭布海滩被开发成下一个热门旅游地之前，好好享受它吧……
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