We Camped on an Empty Beach in Typhoon Season | Dasol

Three nights on an empty beach in Dasol, Pangasinan, during typhoon season. Just our family, a camper six days out of the shop, and a warning about the wind. CHAPTERS 0:00 Three nights on an empty beach 1:11 Balik sa Dasol 6:48 Ang unang gabi 11:02 Morning at camp 17:18 Our third afternoon 20:46 Dasol Beach Villas at Kupaw-Kupaw 26:02 A day at sea 31:54 Balaki Island We returned to Villa Balinmanok for beach camping with the whole cove to ourselves. Then the gusts arrived, dinner moved inside, and our newly repaired camper faced a rainy-night leak test. Between showers, we fitted in school by the sea, cooking, exploring the rocky coast and fishing with very little to show for it. We also stopped for lunch at Dasol Beach Villas before heading out on a floating cottage for family fishing and a visit to Balaki Island. Three nights camping and a day at sea. Sulit nga ba? OUR CAMPSITE COST We paid ₱1,650 per person for our three-night campsite stay. Food, transport, the floating-cottage outing and other fees were separate. This is what we paid on our visit, not a current rate quote. Would you camp here in the rainy season, or wait for clearer weather? Tell us below. Subscribe to WanderTribe PH for more family camper adventures around the Philippines, including the costs, compromises and moments that make it worthwhile. Get up to 15% OFF on BLUETTI Solar Generator Kits during the 9.9 Rainy Season Sale. Save even more with bundles! Main Sale: September 8–17 Payday Sale: September 25–30 Buy the BLUETTI Elite 10 on Lazada: https://bit.ly/4cFDEPJ #Dasol #BeachCamping #WanderTribePH