Misibis Bay
Your luxury island playground in the Philippines
Saved under Resorts
Tags: accomodations, hotel, luxury resort, misibis, slider, small luxury hotels of the world
Misibis Bay, your luxury island playground in the Philippines, is a private tropical hideaway built on a private, pristine stretch of beach along the southern tip of Cagraray island in Bacacay, Albay. An exclusive hideaway with just 37 Asian-inspired villas, Misibis Bay promises the extraordinary, the extravagant and the enchanting with a bliss-inducing spa, three pools, two superb restaurants and a wide array of activities from exhilarating water sports to swimming with whale sharks.
Villas
Offering only the most exclusive and privileged hideaway, Misibis Bay’s architecture and interiors display a quintessence of style that allows guests to completely wallow in royal delight. Its 37 luxurious, Asian-inspired villas are designed with high, airy ceilings, expansive terraces with direct access to the pool or a secret path to the beach. The exclusive 1-kilometer stretch of golden-sand beach is made even more unique with exotic shells and volcanic pebbles.
Luxury Villa
Luxury Villa Private Plunge Pool
Premiere Villa
One Bedroom Deluxe
One Bedroom Premiere
One Bedroom Luxury
Junior Suite Deluxe
Junior Suite Premiere
Garden View
Resort Activities
Misibis Bay offers countless land and water activities. Guests can take an ultimate land and water adventure via Segway, ATV, dune buggy, Avalon Fun Ship, Jet Ski, kayak, hobie cat, wind surf and a lot more. Outside the resort, explore the wonders of the legendary province by marvelling at the rolling hills of Camalig and Daraga, the boiling waters of Nag-Aso Lake, and the perfect symmetry of the Mayon Volcano, or take a plunge in the waters of Donsol and swim with the whale sharks, the world’s biggest fish.
Water sports
ATV to Mayon
Aerial Tours
Segway
Sunset Cruise
Wall Climbing & Zip line
Dining
As vast as the terrains surrounding the resort, Misibis Bay offers guests unique dining options. From a refreshing breakfast on top of a hill overlooking the majestic Mayon Volcano, to a private dinner set-up in a white sand beach illuminated by a thousand stars, or in a candle-lit ampitheater that offers scenic view of Albay Gulf, guests are ensured of a truly memorable dining experience. Guests may also satisfy their gustatory desires by indulging in a buffet of culinary delights at The Spice Market for lunch and DeLaPlaya beach grill at night for a most fantastic dinner. The resort serves Asian cuisine fused with Bicol’s native spices.
Spice Market
La Playa
Bicol Express
Moonlit Beach Dinner
Breakfast at Mayon Lava Bed
How to get there
Going to Misibis Bay is a breeze! From Manila, take a 50-minute flight to the city of Legazpi offered daily by AirPhil Express, Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines and Zest Air. Then choose to travel by land (approximately 45 minutes), by a private helicopter (approximately 15 minutes), or by fast watercraft (approximately 30 minutes) that travels along the scenic coastline of the province.
MISIBIS BAY TVC from imacron on Vimeo.
Contact
Address: Cagraray Island, Bacacay, Albay, 4509
Phone: (02) 661-8888
Email: reservations@misibisbay.com
Website: http://www.misibisbay.com
Misibis Bay Location
View Misibis Bay in a larger map
Awards
Philippines’ Top Luxe Destination Award (from Philippine Tour Operators Association; 2011)
Most Outstanding Nature Development and Preservation Project (from JC Leaders International; 2011)
29 Responses to Misibis Bay
Leave a Reply
-
Sat31°C / 26°C -
Sun30°C / 24°C
Weather Widget by Interconnect/IT
Connect with Legazpi City
Climbing Up to Mayon’s Base Camp
Climbing up to the summit of the Philippines’s most active volcano is truly an experience of a lifetime. Climbing up to the level close to the summit or an area commonly referred to as the knife’s edge is for the intermediate-expert climber or for one who is very fit. It normally takes two days and one night to reach the summit and it is essential that one have a competent and knowledgeable local guide.
Pingback: Misibis Bay: A Raintree Resort | Planet of Rock Blog
indeed, misibis is comparable to boracay. it’s a puzzle to me though why misibis tv/paper ads do not include the island’s exact address. Besides incomplete, MISIBIS ALBAY is confusing. Albay can refer either to the province or to the district of Legazpi. never have i seen an ad saying Misibis is in Bacacay (for clarity).
hehe.. i just feel bitter about it!I am a proud bacacayano and i think credit must be given where it is due. hala, dagit na.. hehehe
Anyways…two thumbs up dex for a job well-done. It’s too noble of you promoting our province. I, too have a big heart for writing about our OWN place. Ours is a rich and beautiful province. ARIBBBA ALBAY!!C!
(Chanting) I…..balong……. I….balong…..
street prsentation na ngaya akez…
Haha, you are right! Misibis is indeed in BACACAY – home of Albay’s best beaches. Hehe. Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment!
Mag-Magayon fest muna bago mag Ibalong haha
misibis is part of bacacay… and i love my bacacay… my dad’s hometown!
o love bacacay’s people 
cant wait to go there this may 
This is indeed sad…. natural resources like the beaches are part of the public domain and should therefore be accessible to everybody. While the owners may have poured in millions in investment to develop the place, that does not give them the right to exclude especially those who live in the area.
This is happening however, in most areas in the Philippines. I learned from residents that there’s an exclusive resort in Caramoan, Cam. Sur, the surrounding waters of which could not be accessed by the residents. When we were touring the islands and I saw the resort, I asked that we skirt the island just so we could get a glimpse of the resort. But I was told that we could not do that because men in motorboats would meet us even before we could get near, in order to drive us away.
In Puerto Princesa, we were informed that the LGU has a local tourism program where the cost of going to the Underground River for city residents, is subsidized by the city. The reason behind this program, our guide said, is for the local residents to be informed about their city. In this way, they themselves would know how to promote it as a tourist destination.
I wish local governments which have tourist spots would have a local tourism program for its residents. This way, “walang magiging dayuhan sa sariling bayan”.
I’m from Malobago,Brgy.Cagbulacao,Bacacay,Albay.Misibis is just a 20 min. boat ride from our place.Truly,Misibis became a World Class Resort, a Prime Tourist Destination in Albay and a Grand Place to be proud of,most especially by the Bacacayanos.But behind all the Progress and Admirations it achieved,Misibis totally became inaccessible to the lowly natives and residents of cagraray island and nearby areas.I’ts so disheartening that the place we once called Paradise,is now belonged to the Well-to-do and Rich Tourists.
wow! misibis bay raintree, is very amazing place!!! the boracay of bicol//><
SANA makabalik ako sa place nayan, its a very beautiful place talaga,
magkano po ang rent sa may Beachfront..
2 Junior Suite Premiere
3 Luxury Villas
2 One Bedroom Luxury
ta ma bakasyon man daw ako diyan maski tga Bicol man ako hehe…
Hi! Visit the Misibis Bay website (http://misibisbay.com/) for nightly rates and packages. Thanks!
Dex,
how do i send my resume? is there any job opening for misibis?
i can work either in sales or in operations.
I was a front office sup. in bellarocca island resort and spa.
please reply (shy_seventhangel@yahoo)
thanks.
Igwa po group packages na available for 12-15 persons good for 3 days and kabali sa itenerary ang cwc and cagsawa ruins. pls send it sa email add ko.tnx
Hi, please send your queries to: reservations@raintree.misibisbay.com. Thanks!!
it is so flattering to hear to the different ads such as radio, tv, newspaper and etc. the gradual success and the affluent name of Misibis, yet so disgusting to note that mostly the town of Bacacay was not mentioned.. so hard to accept this present situation done by misibis management to the genuine Bacacayanos.. kindly correct this error as soon as you can make.. please give credit to the people of Bacacay and respect to the name of our Town. thanks
tama po kayo sana naman ngayon pa lng ayosin nila lihitimo po akong bacacatayon kita ko po yan lagi i was born and leave in bacacay kadalasan po d nababangit ang bayan ang misibis po ay barrio po ng bacacay cagraray sa pangkalahatan po
Pingback: Embarcadero | WOW Legazpi | Your Gateway to Legazpi City and Albay
hi! may i know hot to get to misibis beach from legazpi airport or from pili camsur?
also, can we pitch tents and camp instead of checking-in in the resorts?
thank you!
Pingback: Leonardo DiCaprio to visit Legazpi City; Misibis Bay | Wow Legazpi!
gusto kung magbakasyon dyan,
magkano ang fees for a family of four
anong mga fees ang included sa package
how much is the price for a family of four sa 3 or 4 day
what are included in the package
you can send your reply either here or to my e-mail add
Pingback: Legazpi City taps private sector for local tourism industry development | Wow Legazpi!
Pingback: Nothing found for 2010 10 21 The-amazing-race-asia-dashes-through-legazpi
Just identified your website on google and that i feel it truly is a shame that you usually are not ranked increased since this can be a terrific put up. To alter this I decided to add your site to my RSS reader and i will try and mention you in considered one of my posts mainly because you certainly deserve far more readers when publishing written content of this quality.
puwedeng malaman kung magkano ang package good for 3 persons
transportation, foods, tours around the place activities
we are from muntinlupa city metro manila pwede pa ba ngayon
holy week?
Pingback: Pinamuntugan Island, Bacacay | Visit Legazpi!