How get to Dahican Beach from Davao City

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     Dahican beach is considered as the Surfing place in Davao Oriental. A lot of beach lovers, surfers and simple tourist visit the site to have a dip or swim the strong waves the beach offers.

     It is not hard to reach the beach but you just have to be ready because it is a bit far from the city proper. I this post, we would like to share how everyone reach the beach from Davao City.

If you are interested, we have a previous post telling you how beautiful the beach is. Click here.

You can reach the place in a few easy steps:

First:

     From Davao City, you have to board a bus or van. If you are interested in buses, you can go to Davao City Overland Transport terminal located at Ecoland, Davao City. Bus fare is around P220 and will take up to 4 to 5 hours. If you want to try a Van, there is a van terminal located at Gaisano Mall of Davao. But be prepared for a very rough and scary ride. We tried it and wont do it again. Fare can be lesser but we suggest, just go with the bus.

Second:

     If you reach Mati Bus Terminal, you can hire a motorcycle to take you to Dahican Beach Directly. But of course, you will need a place to stay. We Strongly Recommend, Lane's Katulganan within City proper. Good for two person is less than a thousand. We paid only P800 the last time we visit. Or there are resorts within Dahican Beach but you have to be ready to pay up to P2000 per night.

Third:
     Enjoy your stay and surf like a badass!

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