Bebe’s Guesthouse Malapascua
For those on a budget or travelers simply trying to stretch their pesos the Bebe’s Guesthouse is the cheapest lodging on the island.
Bebe’s is right behind Ging-Ging’s restaurant on the way to Dan’s dive shop.
Bebe has 14 rooms for 250 to 500 pesos per night. The simpler ones are plain but come with a mosquito net. There is no malaria or dengue that I am aware of but the little buggers can pester you all night long if you didn’t have a net.
The washing water is slightly brackish because it comes from a well but it’s not too bad. Mineral water is available for 25 to 30 pesos per liter at the sari sari stores and restaurants.
It can rain a lot on Malapascua island so it might not be a bad idea to bring along a collapsible umbrella for when you are walking around at night.
The town’s electricity turns off at 12 midnight so it is a good idea to bring along a flashlight because the trails are dark. Bebe sometimes gives discounts if you plan to stay for a few days.
Bebe’s Guest House
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can you be more precise about the location and how to get there
Hello Larry,
Malapascua has a maze of pathways that are totally random. I suggest just asking for Ging Ging restaurant (everyone knows that place) and follow the path behind it for 20 meters.
Bebe’s was the best value on the island last time I was there. The owner is always willing to offer discounts.
dp
do you have contact number of bebe guest house, our group is planning to go in malapascua and we are looking for a place to stay at a cheaper price but clean
Hello Marisol,
I don’t have her number now – sorry !
anyone out there that does?
dp
ps I thought the BeBe guesthouse was the best value on Malapascua Island when i was there.