Where to Catch the Best Sunset Spots in the Philippines for a Perfect Family Moment

The Philippines, with its 7,641 islands, is a country without a shortage of vibrant skies, rolling seas, and lush mountains.

However, nothing compares to the best sunset spots in the Philippines, where nature puts on a show of color and calm just as the sun sets.

These moments are made even more magical when shared with family. It’s even better when experienced close to your own home.

10 Best Sunset Spots in the Philippines

Whether you dream of watching the sun dip beyond a crystal-clear beach, over the mountains, or behind a bustling bay skyline, here are some must-visit sunset spots.

Moreover, these locations are situated near Camella developments across the Philippines, offering families not only a breathtaking sunset view but also a great location to build a life.

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1. Boracay Island

Sunsets at the world-renowned island

Boracay Island is one of the world’s most popular spots for its crystal clear waters, powdery white beach, and, of course, the Boracay sunset views.

As the sun melts into the sea, the sky turns into a canvas of oranges and purples, often accompanied by soulful music from beachside artists and resorts.

Head to Station 2 or a rooftop sunset bar for the best sunset views. Families can enjoy island hopping during the day and settle down with their favorite drink for the sunset show.

Camella Aklan is within close proximity, perfect for families who want to make this beautiful island their permanent tropical home.

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2. Patar Beach, Bolinao

Only a handful of travelers know about the idyllic location of Patar Beach in Pangasinan. Those who do are treated to a magnificent sunset over golden sands and rustic shorelines.

This is the kind of simple sunset that makes you feel grounded and grateful.

Camella Urdaneta offers great location access to Bolinao and its beautiful beaches, ideal for weekend getaways or permanent residence in northern Luzon.

3. Manila Bay, Manila City

For those in Metro Manila, you don’t have to go far.

Apart from being home to malls housing high-end brands, Malacañang Palace (the residence of the official president of the Philippines), and some of the most renowned schools in the country, Manila City also boasts majestic sunset views.

The sunset view from Manila Bay is one of the most photographed in the country if not the whole world.

Whether you’re walking along Roxas Boulevard or enjoying dinner at Bayleaf Hotel’s rooftop, you’re treated to unforgettable and amazing views of the sunset across the horizon.

Alternatively, Camella Metro Manila properties let you experience beautiful sunsets without leaving the city.

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4. La Union

Ultimate island experience

San Juan, La Union, is not just a bucket list surfing destination known for its wide stretch of sandy beaches. It’s also one of the best places to watch the sunset with your feet in the sand and the sound of waves in your ears.

La Union offers you the ultimate island experience without leaving Luzon. Settle down on a beach towel and rest your head back on the sand for the best sunset views—not before experiencing the area’s local cafés, beach resorts, and laid-back atmosphere though.

Camella Candon in nearby Ilocos Sur puts you within driving distance of this popular destination in northern Luzon.

5. Lake Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija

There’s no sunset much like those enjoyed by the largest man-made reservoir in Nueva Ecija.

Tucked in the Sierra Madre mountains, Lake Pantabangan in Nueva Ecija offers a breathtaking view of the sun setting behind mirror-like waters.

It’s a serene retreat, perfect for families looking to escape the Metro Manila noise and breathe in fresh air.

Camella Cabanatuan is the ideal home base for enjoying this natural wonder in Central Luzon.

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6. Puerto Galera

Just a ferry ride from Batangas lies Puerto Galera, a UNESCO-declared national park known for its beautiful beaches and marine life. It’s the crowning jewel of the island of Mindoro.

Cap your day of snorkeling or diving by watching the sunset while listening to soulful music from a beachfront bar or just on the sand.

There’s a slew of Camella properties close to this unique sunset view. For one, Camella Batangas in Alangilan, Batangas City puts you in the middle of the region.

Camella Tanza in Cavite also makes Puerto Galera a reachable weekend paradise for families in the south.

7. Calaguas Island, Camarines Norte

Untouched gem in Camarines Norte

If your family loves adventure, Calaguas Island is a must-see destination.

With zero noise from traffic or city life, all you hear is the sea as you witness one of the best sunset views in the country.

Calaguas Island gives you a reprieve from the hectic city and allows you to just take in the views of the sky.

Camella Naga and Camella Pili put you near this untouched gem in Camarines Norte. Who knows you might find your new favorite beach in Camarines Norte?

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8. Malapascua Island

The Philippines is rich with natural beauty. Right in the heart of it is the Visayas islands, and one of these is Malapascua Island.

Famous for its thresher sharks and the vibrant coral reefs you can see while island hopping, Malapascua Island in Cebu also offers one of the most magical sunsets in the Visayas.

After a day of underwater exploration, you can enjoy a peaceful sunset view from the shore.

A home in central Philippines is a dream come true for those who want to be in close proximity to the beach. Fortunately, Camella Bogo provides access to this diver’s haven and beautiful island life.

9. El Nido, Palawan

Known for its turquoise waters and the limestone cliffs standing tall among them, El Nido is a top-tier sunset spot. Hop on a boat, enjoy island hopping, and find a secluded beach to enjoy a majestic sunset that belongs on the cover of a travel magazine.

Apart from El Nido, there are also more stories to unfold in Palawan. You can do an island hopping trip off El Nido to explore the different coves and bays of Palawan.

If you’re looking for the perfect jump-off point of this part of the Philippines, Camella Puerto Princesa is your gateway to Palawan’s iconic vistas and hidden beaches.

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10. Aurora Province

Named after First Lady Aurora Quezon, wife of the second official president of the Philippines Manuel L. Quezon, this eastern Philippine province is best known for its sunrises. In fact, the sunrise over Baler beach is an iconic landscape.

Although, its sunset views are just as stunning, especially when watched from the slopes facing the west sky.

With the Sierra Madre mountains as your backdrop, this destination is a refreshing blend of history and nature.

Located in the heart of the region, Camella Cabanatuan offers both sunrise and sunset moments, wrapped in heritage and coastal charm.

Watch the Sunset, Live the Moment

If gazing at the sunset (or even sunrise!) in the sky is your speed, there are many opportunities to do this throughout the Philippines.

The country is blessed with beautiful sunsets across islands, bays, beaches, and even cities.

What makes these experiences more special is sharing them with family, laughing, reminiscing, and simply enjoying the magical sunset that comes with the end of each day.

With Camella’s strategic developments across the country, you’re never too far from the best spot to watch the sunset.

Whether you’re drawn to the lively shores of Boracay, the serenity of Lake Pantabangan or the Siargao Island, even the rustic charm of Patar Beach, there’s a Camella home ready to welcome you near these popular destinations.

So take a moment. Let the sun setting remind you to slow down, breathe, and create memories. Because sometimes, all you need is a simple sunset, your favorite drink, and the people you love.