Kasai Village Dive Resort

Although Kasai Dive Resort is a bit outside it’s a nice place for snorkeling a d diving. Their shop is well equipped and you can dive directly at the Kasai Wall down from the pier. You will find many animals there. You can walk to MoalBoal or take the tricycle for low costs. The breakfast is nice and the rooms have AC and are okay.

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Location: Kasai Village Dive Resort, Cebu-Moalboal, Philippines After traveling through the Caribbean, I made my way to the Philippines for a solo dive trip to Cebu-Moalboal in February 2025. I stayed at Kasai Village Dive Resort, located south of Cebu International Airport. The resort is a bit of a drive away, approximately 2 to 4 hours, due to traffic from Cebu to Moalboal. That said, the resort offers an excellent service where they can arrange a driver to take you to and from the airport, making your trip relaxed and stress-free. The resort is nestled north of Moalboal, right next to Panagsama Beach, offering a serene, tropical atmosphere. The location is convenient for exploring the area, with easy access to local attractions. The resort offered a quiet peaceful vibe and I appreciated being just a short tuk-tuk ride from the Panagsama Beach and the restaurants and nightlife. Vehicles & Transportation Parking at the resort is free. However, unless you're familiar with driving in the Philippines or Southeast Asia, I personally wouldn’t recommend renting a vehicle. The road size/conditions can be unpredictable, and you’ll need to navigate where to park, tuk-tuks, motorbikes, and even stray dogs. For those who are adventurous, the resort does offer motorbike rentals. If you prefer to avoid the stress of driving, Kasai Village Dive Resort provides tuk-tuk transportation that can be called 24 hours a day, ready to take you to Panagsama Beach or anywhere else nearby. It’s a excellent option if you want to relax and leave the navigating to someone else. Resort to Panagsama Beach The resort is located about a 30-minute walk from Panagsama Beach, or just a 5-minute tuk-tuk ride (200 Peso). However, it's worth noting that the main road to the resort is approximately 1/4 miles, and it’s not lit. The road itself is in moderate to poor condition, so if you’re walking or driving after dark, be prepared for uneven terrain. I personally opted for the tuk-tuk, which was a quick and convenient. Resort Kasai Village Dive Resort is a small, intimate property with approximately 15 rooms, many of which offer views overlooking the water. There is NO BEACH, but I did witness at low tide, families walking along the exposed sea bottom looking for shells. The included WIFI was extremely fast and worked across the entire property. The resort features a decent-sized pool and attached hot tub, with plenty of seating. While the pool itself could use a bit of maintenance (a fresh coat of paint wouldn’t hurt), it didn’t seem to bother any of the other guests. Everyone seemed to be enjoying it just fine. There is also a small restaurant and an adjacent hotel bar, both of which overlook the water. I only dined at the restaurant for breakfast, but the menu was reasonably priced and offered a nice variety of options. The quality of the food was good, and it was a convenient way to start my day before heading out for a dive. The grounds were well-kept, and the