Bayler View Hotel

Playa Azul Baler

Café de Lou

Welcome to Café de Lou, a charming spot in Purok 6, Reserva, Baler, where comfort food meets cozy café vibes. Treat yourself to delectable carrot cake and blueberry cheesecake, paired perfectly with their hot or iced coffee concoctions. Craving something savory? They also serve satisfying pasta and burgers. And don’t miss their irresistible cinnamon rolls, available in caramel pecan, cream cheese, chocolate, and Oreo flavors. At Café de Lou, every visit is a delicious moment worth savoring.

Kainan Ni Alexa

Welcome to Kainan ni Alexa, a homey turo-turo–style eatery along T. Molina Street, just a stone’s throw from the Baler Municipal Hall and Baler Catholic Church. Known for serving the fresh catch of the day – whether in sinigang or inihaw – they also offer tasty comfort meals like bulalo / nilaga and sizzling favorites such as sisig or squid. Looking for something lighter? There’s delicious paco salad and other vegetarian options, all served with that familiar local warmth.

Sarap-Hae Baler

Welcome to Sarap-Hae, your flavorful Korean escape in the heart of Baler. Located along Angara Street corner Burgos, near Baler Central Elementary School, this inviting spot brings together a Korean restaurant, ramen house, and food & drink shop all in one place. Enjoy hearty bowls of ramen, Korean favorites, refreshing drinks, and satisfying snacks – perfect for casual meals, group hangouts, or quick cravings. At Sarap-Hae, every bite is made to delight.

Kapehan sa Ermita

Welcome to Kapehan sa Ermita, your cozy hangout on the corner of Quezon and Recto Streets in Baler. A haven for coffee lovers, this homey spot pairs your favorite brews with crave-worthy bites-from flavorful chicken wings and blueberry cheesecake to Filipino favorites like sisig and sizzling tofu. Whether you’re unwinding with friends or enjoying a quiet cup, Kapehan sa Ermita feels just like home.

Baler Lighthouse

Perched on the rugged cliffs of Baler in Aurora province, the Baler Lighthouse – also known as the Aurora Lighthouse – stands as both a beacon of history and a vantage point of unmatched natural beauty.

Charlie’s Point

Famous for being a filming location in the movie “Apocalypse Now,” this beach is a favorite among surfers and movie enthusiasts

Cemento Beach and Reef

A surfing spot known for its challenging waves, attracting advanced surfers seeking thrilling rides.

Zabali Hanging Bridge

A suspension bridge offering scenic views of the river and surrounding greenery.