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The places locals actually send visitors to.

White waterfront cottages lining a calm turquoise lagoon framed by tall coconut palms.

Golden Sands Destination

A 1.75km white-sand beach and lagoon up north, with kayaking and island tours.

Daanbantayan

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Modern two-story white resort building reflected in a large pool with lounge chairs and umbrellas.

Kandaya Resort

A luxury Daanbantayan beach resort with pool villas and an infinity pool.

Daanbantayan

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Malapascua Island

A tropical island known for white-sand beaches, clear waters, and thresher sharks.

Malapascua Island

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Medellin Beach

A quiet Medellin coastline with tropical views, open sea, and scenic road-trip vibes.

Medellin

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Gentle white ocean waves washing over golden sand at Suba Beach under an overcast sky.

Suba Beach

About Suba Beach

Suba Beach is a scenic stretch of coastline in Sitio Suba, Barangay Maya, Daanbantayan, known for its golden-white sand, calm blue waters, coconut-lined shore, and wide coastal views. The shoreline extends along several nearby properties and features sections of shifting sandbar, giving visitors plenty of space to enjoy the beach, take photos, watch the sunset, or simply relax by the sea. Its location near the Maya port also makes it a convenient coastal stop before or after a trip to Malapascua Island.

What to expect

Suba is a working-village beach rather than a resort strip: golden-white sand and calm water backed by coconut palms in Sitio Suba, right beside the Maya port. Fishing boats pull up on the sand in the mornings and children play along the shore, and the beach runs on past several small properties with sections of shifting sandbar and wide coastal views. Its real value is position and timing. Late afternoon light on the sand is excellent for photos and the sunset here is open and unobstructed, and because it sits next to the Maya–Malapascua ferry area it slots in easily as a first or last stop around an island trip rather than a destination you travel all the way north just for.

Editorial review

It shares the exact same gorgeous coastline as the high-end resort, making it a clever budget-friendly option. The best part? There’s zero fuss—you can turn up and go for a swim whenever you feel like it!

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Sitio Suba, Barangay Maya

Daanbantayan 111 km from Cebu City (straight-line)

Last checked September 6, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

How do I get to Suba Beach?

🚗 Car / 🏍️ Motorcycle — Recommended. From Cebu City, follow the northern route toward Daanbantayan and continue to Barangay Maya. Follow local roads toward Sitio Suba and the coastal area. The beach is also close to the Maya–Malapascua ferry area, making it easy to include before or after an island trip.

When is the best time to visit Suba Beach?

Early morning or late afternoon for cooler temperatures and softer light. 4:00–6:00 PM is especially good for sunset and photography. The dry season from roughly November to May generally offers better beach conditions.

Where is Suba Beach located?

Suba Beach is at Sitio Suba, Barangay Maya, Cebu. That puts it in Northern Cebu. It is roughly 111 km from Cebu City.

Is Suba Beach worth a trip on its own?

Not really. It is a quiet working-village beach right beside the Maya port, best used as a first or last stop around a Malapascua or northern island trip rather than a destination in itself.

What is the best time of day at Suba Beach?

Late afternoon. The light on the sand is excellent for photos and the sunset here is open and unobstructed.

What else is there to see near Suba Beach?

Golden Sands Destination, Kandaya Resort, and Malapascua Island are the closest places on the Cebuzone map to Suba Beach, and are all linked below.