“Amazing small house in a perfect location”

An amazing place to stay if you like nature, sea and mountain views, a tastefully decorated and comfortable tiny house that is not really tiny, an overwhelming starry sky, a bit of loneliness, and a nice short walk to a beautiful beach. In case do not like that you have to go somewhere else. One of the nicest places and most surprising places I have ever stayed. Will for sure come back. A short ride away away from Baras.

“We stayed at the tiny house of L'Astrolabe. It is nestled on a hill. It has a magnificent view of the beach, the fa”

cliff view of the beach; tiny house with aircon and fast wifi; seamless check-in and check-out; the beach with rock formations; the small rice paddies with carabao and birds; pond with fish; security and safety guaranteed; food can be ordered in advance; friendly staff ;)

“A small oasis in Catanduanes!”

Me and a friend stayed in the little house, which was really beautiful and set in a valley with access to a private beach. The hosts (and team maintaining the property) were super responsive, helping us to rent a moped for our visit and also arranging us a trike to the airport. All in all such a great stay – the place was extremely peaceful but still close enough to Puraran beach and the restaurants there (although I'd say it's definitely worth renting a moped to get around as the walk to Puraran is around 30 mins)! There was also great wifi!

“It was a worth it staycation and a good value of the money.”

The place is quiet and very relaxing. It is located up the hill so you get a very beautiful view of the surrounding nature. the place is well maintained as well and the surrounding garden is superb.

“Overall, the house is decent but has too many other little problems that make me not want to return.”

It has a good view and no neighbours closeby.

“Shout out to Kuya Arnol, the house caretaker. Kuya Erwin the personal chauffer of my friend. 11/10!!”

As a Catanduanes girl who didn't grow up on the island, I've always known that my people hold the award for the most hospitable, kind, and generous type. I only heard it in some travel documentaries until I experienced it myself. It's given when your relative extends hospitality but the feeling is divine to receive it from a total stranger. I felt like the whole island was after our safety (knowing we were all girls on this travel), got our back wherever we wanted to go, and even offered a free Binurong Point Tour because they thought we did not enjoy much of our time because it was raining most of the time. I like the house, the people, even the rain, and the food - oh so fresh.