About Dicasalarin Cove
Dicasalarin Cove is a secluded white-sand cove located in Barangay Zabali, Baler, Aurora, on the eastern coast of Luzon facing the Pacific Ocean. Enclosed by forested hills and rocky headlands, it is known for its clear waters, cream-colored sand, rock formations and views of nearby islets. Privately managed and accessible by rough road or boat, it offers a quiet beach setting away from central Baler town.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a secluded cove with cream to light brown sand, clear Pacific waters, and surrounding forested hills and rocky cliffs. The beach area is relatively narrow with scattered rock formations and views of Aniao Islets offshore. Facilities are basic and include open cottages and toilets. Access is via a rough unpaved road or by boat depending on sea conditions. Activities center on sightseeing, photography, swimming in calm conditions, and short walks along the shoreline.
Key highlights
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Secluded cove with cream-colored sand enclosed by forested hills
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Clear waters and views of Aniao Islets and rocky headlands
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Relatively quiet beach away from central Baler Bay
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Rock formations and shoreline suitable for photography
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Access via scenic rough road or boat ride from Baler
Route
| By air | Fly to Manila (Ninoy Aquino International Airport) or Clark International Airport, then travel overland to Baler by bus or van (approximately 5-6 hours from Manila) |
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| By road | From Baler town proper, take the rough unpaved road toward Barangay Zabali to the Dicasalarin Cove jump-off, typically by 4x4 vehicle, habal-habal or motorcycle, then short walk to the beach |