Nasugbu is one of the first coastal areas in the province of Batangas to undergo significant development, and it is still one of the most visited beach destinations near Manila.
Tali Beach is considered the main beach of the Tali Beach Subdivision, a private coastal community that harbors seven beaches. Despite its location within an exclusive residential area in Nasugbu, visitors can still experience this serene paradise by booking one of the several accommodations offered by the residents or registered members. Guests must follow the regulations set by the management, the Tali Beach Homeowners Group.
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How to Get to Tali Beach
Nearest Airport: Ninoy Aquino International Airport, also known as Manila International Airport (Manila)
By Land
Guests are required to present a vehicle pass (or a copy of Authorized Pass) at the gate to enter the subdivision, so traveling to Tali Beach by private vehicle is highly recommended. Travel time from Manila to Tali Beach is around three hours.
You can easily turn on your Waze or Google Maps to help you navigate. Here’s a quick overview of the two routes:
Via SLEX
- Take SLEX, then exit via Mamplasan.
- After exiting, you’ll immediately see the entrance to CALAX. Continue driving along CALAX, then take the Tagaytay Exit.
- Turn onto the road going to Nasugbu, Batangas, and keep driving until you reach Palico Junction.
- At Palico junction, take a right turn and continue along the highway until you reach the rotonda/roundabout.
- Turn right onto JP Laurel Street leading to Nasugbu town proper.
- Continue driving along JP Laurel Street and Ternate-Nasugbu Road, then turn right toward Tali Beach Subdivision.
- You’ll eventually reach a fork where the entrance gate of Tali Beach Subdivision is located.
Via CAVITEX
- Take CAVITEX, then exit at Kawit.
- Continue driving along Antero Soriano Highway and Governor’s Drive, passing through Tanza, Naic, Maragondon, and Ternate.
- Drive carefully along the winding road leading to Kaybiang Tunnel.
- Keep driving along Ternate-Nasugbu Road, then turn left toward Tali Beach Subdivision.
- You’ll eventually reach a fork where the entrance gate of Tali Beach Subdivision is located.
Where to Stay in Nasugbu
If you still have another day to spare in Nasugbu and want to stay elsewhere, you’ll find accommodations ranging from budget-friendly stays to luxury resorts. In no particular order, below are some of the resorts in Nasugbu most recommended by travelers based on online reviews.
Top Hotels on Agoda
- PICO SANDS HOTEL
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Top Hotels on Booking.com
- RSAM BEACH RESORT
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If you want more suggestions with more details about each hotel, you can also check our Top 10 Resorts & Hotels in Nasugbu article.
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Entrance Fee and Other Charges
- Entrance Fee: It depends on where you choose to go and stay inside the village.
- Camping Fee: Since the beach is located within a private residential area, camping is not really a thing here and is generally not allowed.
- Cottage Rental Fee: Rates vary depending on the resort or booked property.
- Nasugbu Environmental Fee: P30/person
- Parking Fee: Parking is usually provided by the resort or booked property.
Don’t Miss
- Aside from the Main Beach, explore other beaches like Sunset Beach, Secret Beach, Barrier Beach, Palm Beach, Coral Garden Beach, and Marina Beach.
- Take courage and head over to the cliff-jumping site near Sunset Beach.
- Go offshore and snorkel or dive in deeper waters.
- If you’re into water sports, you can ask around for boat and equipment rentals (kayak, paddleboard, etc.)
Don’t Forget
- Book and reserve your accommodation in advance. They usually don’t allow walk-in guests.
- Follow the house rules and the subdivision’s visitor guidelines.
- Keep the place clean. Practice proper garbage disposal.
If You Have More Time and Budget
- Visit other attractions in Nasugbu like Fortune Island, Punta Fuego, Hamilo Coast, Canyon Cove, and Calayo Island/Beach Hopping.
- You can do a Tagaytay side trip before heading back to Manila.
- If you are into hiking, you can scale Mount Batulao or Mount Talamitam. Both are located in Nasugbu. Mount Palay-Palay or Pico de Loro, which reopened to the public in 2023, is also a possible hike. The jump-off point is in Ternate, Cavite (DENR Station).
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Updates Log
2026.05.07 – Updated information, process, hotel list, and format; added photos
2019.02.20 – Updated information
2017.08.17 – First uploaded
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