Camayan Beach was formerly known as Miracle Beach during the days of the US Navy’s presence in Subic Bay. The management team of Ocean Adventure assumed responsibility for Miracle Beach, the best beach in Subic, in December, 2002. In July, 2005, the first hotel building was completed and Camayan Beach Resort was in business.
Our mission is to establish and maintain a world-class resort that provides an enjoyable and memorable experience for our guests. We are also committed to being environmentally responsible. Our dive shop is a proud member of Green Fins and Reef Check, programs designed to monitor and protect the fragile marine environment. Our knowledgeable beach staff inform guests on how to treat marine life respectfully. We work closely with the NGO Wildlife in Need to protect marine and forest animals. Because our beach is a well established sea turtle nesting site, we carefully monitor sea turtle activity, protect nests, and collect data on emerging hatchlings. Finally, Camayan Beach Resort is the only privately-owned business in Subic Bay to build and operate our own sewage treatment plant, one of the most important ways to protect the environment and the health of our guests.
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Contact Information
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Camayan Beach Resort Address :
| Camayan Wharf, West Ilanin Forest Area Subic Bay Freeport Zone 2222, Philippines |
Telephone No :
| +63 (47) 252.8000 |
Fax No. :
| +63 (47) 252.2959 |
Hotel Hotline CellphoneNo. :
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+63.908.855.4911
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Manila Marketing :
| 2nd Floor Highway 54 Plaza Building 986 Stanford St. Corner EDSA Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City, Philippines |
Telephone No :
| +63 (02) 252.9000 |
Fax No :
| +63 (02) 706.0808 |
Website :
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Email :
| infor@camayanbeachresort.com |
Road Map
Camayan Beach Resort is located in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, formerly the largest US Naval base outside the United States. This premiere destination offers you one of the Philippines’ most beautiful environments and a wide range of entertainment, recreation, and educational opportunities for the entire family. Enjoy clean clear water, a first class beach, and a triple-canopy rainforest. This is the environment of Camayan Beach Resort and Ocean Adventure, the only open-water marine park in the Philippines.
With the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway now open, we are an easy scenic two hour drive from Metro Manila!
Directions from Metro Manila:
- Take the NLEX north to the Clark exit onto SCTEX to Subic Bay Freeport.
- SCTEX merges into Tipo Road as it approaches Subic Bay. Take Tipo Road until it ends, and then turn right.
- At the first traffic signal, turn left on Argonaut Highway.
- Proceed past Subic Bay International Airport. Turn left at the T-junction to Triboa Bay on Corregidor Road.
- Continue through the Naval Magazine Security Gate and follow the Ocean Adventure / Camayan Beach Resort road signs through the forest.
- At signs for Morong Gate follow the road to the right and proceed approximately 5 kilometers to Camayan Beach Resort and Ocean Adventure.
- Take National Highway Kalaklan Gate, and then turn right to Kalaklan Gate where you can see the signpost that directs you to Expressway Manila.
- From the Kalaklan Gate, proceed straight along Dewey Avenue toward the Spanish Gate.
- Turn left at Burgos Street and continue on to the Rizal Avenue traffic intersection.
- Turn right on Rizal Avenue, passing the Subic Bay Yacht Club.
- Turn right onto Argonaut Highway.
- Proceed past Subic Bay International Airport.
- Turn left at the T-junction to Triboa Bay on Corregidor Road.
- Continue through the Naval Magazine Security Gate and follow the Ocean Adventure / Camayan Beach Resort road signs through the forest.
- At signs for Morong Gate follow the road to the right and proceed approximately 5 kilometers to Camayan Beach Resort and Ocean Adventure.
Taxi Service is available just inside the Olongapo main gate to Subic Bay Freeport Zone at the Park and Shop area.
