Real Surf PH is the newest go-to beach place just a few hours outside the metro. Real Surf PH is located at Brgy. Malapad, Real, Quezon, Philippines.
GETTING THERE.
This is the only way I know to get you to Real Surf. (If you're living in Makati or near Makati this would really help.)
Take a bus going to Quezon at Legarda Station. Bus fare for their air-conditioned units is Php 220.00. It will take you 5 hours to get to Real, Quezon so I suggest you bring some light snacks with you. The bus doesn't really pass by in front of Real Surf so you need to tell the driver to drop you off at Brgy. Malapad's waiting shed. From there, you need to take a tricycle going to Real Surf. It's about a 15-min ride and we paid Php 250.00 for it. (Such an expensive fare for a tricycle, I know!) We left at 2 in the afternoon and it was already dark when we get there. Scratch that, it was pitch-black. There are no street lights going to Real Surf and it's kinda not safe if you're commuting. I suggest that if you don't have a private car, take the earlier trip.
Ride a tricycle again and tell the driver to drop you off to the nearest van terminal in the city proper of Real. The fare from Real Surf to the waiting shed of Brgy. Malapad was at Php 250.00 and you just need to add Php 80.00 (each) to get to the van terminal. Van fare to Manila wass at Php 220.00.
GETTING THERE.
This is the only way I know to get you to Real Surf. (If you're living in Makati or near Makati this would really help.)
Take a bus going to Quezon at Legarda Station. Bus fare for their air-conditioned units is Php 220.00. It will take you 5 hours to get to Real, Quezon so I suggest you bring some light snacks with you. The bus doesn't really pass by in front of Real Surf so you need to tell the driver to drop you off at Brgy. Malapad's waiting shed. From there, you need to take a tricycle going to Real Surf. It's about a 15-min ride and we paid Php 250.00 for it. (Such an expensive fare for a tricycle, I know!) We left at 2 in the afternoon and it was already dark when we get there. Scratch that, it was pitch-black. There are no street lights going to Real Surf and it's kinda not safe if you're commuting. I suggest that if you don't have a private car, take the earlier trip.
The people at Real Surf are very warm. They greeted us with smiling faces. They were very friendly and accommodating. I love how they call you by your name when they serve your food or when they try to talk to you. Makes you feel like a VIP! Lol
The next morning we decided to have a quick grub. We tried their American Breakfast Platter. It has two buttered toast, two sunny-side-up eggs, baby potatoes, four strips of crispy bacon (their bacon is to die for!), and some sausage sliced in half for only Php 250.00.
The food ranges from Php 250+. The serving size is usually good for sharing so it's a fair deal. We also tried their Seafood Basket, Chicken and Fries and Fish and chips and they all tasted pretty good. (wasn't able to take pictures though cos we arrived there very hungry lol)
POST-BREAKFAST SHENANIGANS:
GOING BACK TO MAKATI/TO THE CITY
