Imagine waking up to the gentle breeze of Aklan, stepping onto your private balcony as the golden morning light hits a Titanic-inspired mansion, and knowing you are mere minutes away from the vibrant energy of Boracay—without the crowded, expensive price tag.
At Andres Resort in Nabas, you don’t have to choose between a tranquil sanctuary and an adrenaline-fueled adventure. This is where your escape begins.
Why Stay at Andres Resort?
You deserve a vacation that balances convenience with a touch of elegance.
A Unique Vibe: Its signature white-and-gold, mansion-style architecture creates an Instagram-worthy backdrop that stands out in the heart of Nabas.
Total Relaxation: Whether it’s a morning swim in their inviting pool or a quiet evening on your private terrace, the resort is designed to let you decompress.
Effortless Connectivity: Stay connected with reliable WiFi while enjoying the peace of a location that feels worlds away from the city noise.
Your Personal Oasis: With on-site BBQ facilities, a restaurant serving both local and international dishes (including halal-friendly options), and 24-hour room service, every need is met before you even ask.
Who is this for?
Budget-Conscious Travelers: You get premium comfort and pool access for a fraction of what you’d pay on Boracay Island.
The “Slow-Travel” Enthusiast: Perfect for those who want to explore the hidden gems of Nabas—like cold springs and wind farms—before heading to the beaches.
Small Families & Couples: With child-friendly amenities and quiet corners, it’s a great spot for an intimate or family-focused getaway.
Travel Guide & Local Tips
Nearby Attractions:
Basang Cave: Explore one of the longest caves in the Philippines.
Laserna Cold Spring: A refreshing, crystal-clear natural pool perfect for a hot day.
Pawa Wind Farm: Witness the towering turbines against the backdrop of the sea—a stunning spot for photos.
Boracay Island: Only 20–30 minutes away by land and boat. You get the best of both worlds: peace in Nabas and the party in Boracay.
Local Eats:
Don’t leave without trying Binabak, a delicious local delicacy made with river shrimp and coconut, wrapped in banana leaves. It’s a true taste of Aklan heritage.
Transport Tips:
The resort is conveniently located right on the highway, making it easy to hail a tricycle or van.
If you’re flying in, Caticlan Airport is the closest gateway. You can arrange for the resort’s car rental service ahead of time for a stress-free arrival.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| High Value: Very budget-friendly compared to island resorts. | Noise: Some guests have noted that music can get loud in common areas. |
| Accessibility: Right on the main road, making transit a breeze. | Location: Not directly “on” the beach (about a 5-minute walk). |
| Amenities: Great pool, BBQ spots, and on-site restaurant. |
The FOMO Factor
Nabas is often overlooked by the rushing crowds heading straight to Boracay. While they wait in ferry lines and pay premium rates, you’ll be waking up in a mansion-resort, having already explored the hidden waterfalls and wind farms of Aklan. The Bariw Festival (celebrated every May) showcases local weaving and vibrant street dances that offer an authentic cultural immersion you won’t find in the tourist traps. Don’t let the best-kept secret of Aklan pass you by—book your stay before the high season crowds catch on.
Social Proof: Travelers often praise the resort for its “wonderful on-site food” and the helpfulness of the staff. It’s the hidden gem that keeps people coming back for a quiet, reliable, and comfortable stay.
Quick Planning Info
Pricing: Generally ranges from $30–$40 per night for a comfortable room, making it an excellent choice for those keeping an eye on the wallet.
Booking Tip: Request a pool-view room with a balcony for the best experience
