Balai by Dogtown Baler

Matawe Rock Formation

Suah Rock Formation

Pakay’s Eatery

Guitar Falls

Regie’s Homeburger

Regie’s Homeburger, located at 370 Angara St., Brgy. 1 in Baler, Philippines, is a cozy hometown favorite known for serving up hearty, flavor-packed burgers made with care and local charm. This welcoming spot captures the essence of comfort food—simple, satisfying, and crafted to feel like a meal made at home. Whether you’re a hungry traveler exploring Baler or a local craving a reliable go-to bite, Regie’s Homeburger offers a deliciously satisfying stop that keeps guests coming back for more.

Station Fifteen 

Station Fifteen is a vibrant, laid-back pub in the heart of Baler, Aurora, offering the perfect blend of beach-town charm and lively nightlife. Known for its warm, welcoming vibe, the pub brings together locals, surfers, and travelers looking to unwind after a day of exploring Baler’s scenic shores. With great music, refreshing drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere, Station Fifteen captures the spirit of the town—easygoing, adventurous, and always ready for a good time.

The Beach House

Costa Pacifica’s very own restaurant, offers savory international and local cuisines. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the best tastes of the island in our home by the beach!

Kantu Food & Drinks

A simple snack house serving Filipino comfort favorites like fries, pancit, chicken wings, and homemade chicken siomai, all enjoyed in a laid-back and friendly setting.

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.