Everyone has a story
at Kwentong Dagat
Tucked away in a little fishing village is Kwentong Dagat, a beach resort created to serve as a backdrop for the stories we want to share to ourselves and to our community
Around us, the land with its ash gray beach that turns almost white during the afternoon with the agoho trees that locals say didn’t exist before mt. pinatubo’s eruption in 1991 is a testament to how destruction can lead to beauty
Kwentong Dagat opened it’s doors to the public in April 2019 – for alternative retreats, get togethers, parties and weddings with a difference – a sweet coming together of people in this magical part Zambales
Kwentong Dagat is a collaboration of sorts. We are here because Nature called us here. Inspired by our travels and our culture, our nipa cabins were born — a charming modern-day version of the quintessential Bahay Kubo
We’re not a luxury resort by any stretch but we have comfortable air conditioned accommodations that will make you feel right at home with a touch of that simple provincial vibe that only nature can provide. We find that people warm to this complete lack of five-star formality
While guests will be self-catering, given ample space and privacy, we’ll also be around to make sure everything’s okay. You’ll also find that we’re a very friendly, helpful bunch
Our Philosophy
STAY + FEAST + FLOW
Taking inspiration from our travels and local culture, Kwentong Dagat welcomes you to stay with us, feast on our vegan delights and let positive energy flow all throughout.
STAY
Inspired by our travels abroad & the local culture, we designed our Nipa Cabin to keep you comfortable during your stay.
FEAST
Our Food menu is 100% powered by plants. We welcome vegans and non-vegans to enjoy our unique plant based dishes.
FLOW
Along with healthy diet, a nourished soul is central to Kwentong Dagat’s philosophy.
Nothing but summer feels. Only the good and positive bright energy. Recharge here in this bali inspired resort in Liwliwa, San Felipe Zambales.
“What’s drawing more beach lovers like me to Liw-liwa is this relatively new place to stay in the neighborhood called Kwentong Dagat. It features charming Bali-inspired cabins and serves delicious vegan food”- Desa Tayting of When in Manila
“Overall, I can say that this is one of the loveliest places I discovered in Zambales. I had a relaxing stay where I get closer to nature and awesome people who loves the environment more than I do” -Mariel Pares
“Cannot describe how much I love my stay in Kwentong Dagat! I love the hippie/Bali vibe, they have maximized the accomodation, the food is SUPER SARAP and they do dinner set up as well.”- Trace Suzara
STAY
Feel at home with one of our quaint cabins or be one with nature & go camping in our backyard. Each stay comes with a light breakfast, free access to our outdoor kitchen and equipment as well as our shared bathrooms.
Feast
on Vegan Cuisine
Vegans and Non-Vegans alike are welcomed here in Kwentong Dagat. Our food menu is 100% powered by plants so whether you’re a life-long vegan or someone who wants to try great plant based dishes, we will make sure you enjoy your experience.
Have a special food request? Feel free to let us know!
Go with your own
FLOW
Fun with wellness is our aim in Kwentong Dagat. Engage your senses and feel the energy flow through you with our various beach activities
Host your Event
Check us out for major summer events and year-end festivities. We welcome group accommodations, team building seminars, art workshops and others.
Have an event in mind? Do send us an inquiry, we’d be delighted to help.
How to get to us:
If you’re traveling by private car, you will need to drive along North Luzon Expressway (NLEX). Take Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) and Exit at Subic and turn left when you reach the Olongapo Public Cemetery. You will pass the municipalities of Subic, Castillejos, San Marcelino, San Antonio and San Narciso.
Alternatively, you can find us on google maps or waze
If you’re traveling by public transportation, you will need to head to cubao or pasay terminal. From there, take a victory liner bus that’s bound for Iba/sta cruz, Zambales. Ask to get dropped off at San Felipe public market. From the tricycle terminal, ask the drivers in the area that you want to go to Kwentong Dagat.