LOLA SAYONG ECO SURF CAMP, SORSOGON

LOLA SAYONG ECO SURF CAMP, GUBAT SORSOGON

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       Lola Sayong Eco Surfcamp invites you to experience an unforgettable surf camp in a home away from home which is right on the oceanfront and far away from traffic, pollution, as well as stress. Feel the beach vibe. Breathe in the fresh air. Relax in the hammock area. Go surfing with the locals. Enjoy a home-cooked meal while watching the sunset behind the palms. Experience this authentic glimpse of a simple life!

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Their nipa hut cottages are made of bamboo and can accommodate from four to eight person. It has its own electricity, a linen, and a fan. The lower part of the cottage has enough space for sitting and just hanging out, you can also hang a hammock there. Price ranges from 800-1450 pesos.

How to Get There?

From Manila there are two options first is to fly to Legaspi, second take a bus.

Via Air

Take a flight to Legaspi and head straight to Legaspi terminal. Travel time may take up to an hour. From there look for any bus or van that goes to Sorsogon City, travel time may take up to two hours. From Sorsogon City, ask the driver to drop you to the terminal of jeepney going to Gubat travel time may take up to an hour. From the city proper there are tricycle that can take you to the camp, just say so. Fare is around 50 pesos and travel time may take up to 10 minutes or less.

Via Land

            There are buses that has a daily trip directly to Gubat Sorsogon, travel time may take up to 15 hours. I know, butt-numbing but all worth it and it is much cheaper. Fare is around 920 pesos for one way. From Gubat you may ride a tricycle going to the camp, fare is around 50 pesos and travel time may take up to 10 minutes or less.

Cubao Terminal - DLTB, Elavil, Penafrancia, Raymond Bus

Pasay Terminal - PhilTranco Bus Line

         Alternatively, if you miss a direct bus going to Sorsogon, you may ride any Legaspiz route bus and at the Legaspi terminal there are van and buses going to Sorsogon.

Surfing?

        Definitely. As far as I know the surf lesson will cost you 350 pesos for an hour with instructor and a board. And I think that is the cheapest on all of the surf spot I've been to. Never get to surf though on my three visit. HAHA! I know. But the waves are good. :D

Other Activities?

     You can explore the whole camp. There are detox place where you can have perfect solitude but comes with a rules you need to follow to maintain the place of course.

       You can try exploring other landmarks near the place too. They offer daytour and some other activities. I happen to say no to all during my stay though because I really need to leave early morning the next day.