Balinghai Beach: A Secluded & Private Hideaway
We sailed to Balinghai Beach on a paraw (native sailing boat) with the Red Pirates. This is a quiet little private beach far removed from the busy White Beach.
Off the Beaten Path
Sirenna's comments:
Updated by sirenna on Sep 5, 2005, in VirtualTourist:
There are 4 or 5 little cottages on the hillside, and a small restaurant at the top of the cliff serving lunches and fruit shakes.
If you don't fancy taking on all those steps (there are a lot) your food and drinks will be lowered down the cliff-side in a basket!
This little beach is very peaceful, and lovely for swimming and snorkeling.
You won't be bothered by vendors here as it's a private beach.
It's a great place to spend an afternoon - you won't want to leave!
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