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Welcome to Costa Solana: Pagbilao's Newest Luxury Beach Escape (And Why a Day Tour Is the Perfect First Step)

By IMS HII • May 29, 2026
Discover Costa Solana, a new beach resort in Pagbilao Quezon Province. Day tours from ₱2,000 include pool access, La Cocina dining credits, and water sports.
Tropical garden with palm trees, green lawns, and villas in the background

Welcome to Costa Solana: Pagbilao's Newest Luxury Beach Escape (And Why a Day Tour Is the Perfect First Step)

By IMS HII • May 29, 2026
Discover Costa Solana, a new beach resort in Pagbilao Quezon Province. Day tours from ₱2,000 include pool access, La Cocina dining credits, and water sports.

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Day Tour Rates

Soft Opening Promo Rates. Limited Time Offer.

Adults

12 years old and above

₱2,000

per person

Kids

3 to 11 years old

₱1,000

per person

Children

0  to  2 years old

Complimentary

(with one paying adult)

Day Tour Rates

Soft Opening Promo Rates. Limited Time Offer.

Adults

12 years old and above

₱2,000

per person

Kids

3 to 11 years old

₱1,000

per person

Children

0  to  2 years old

Complimentary

(with one paying adult)

Bringing the Kids?

Costa Solana is family-friendly. Here’s what to know before you book:


  • Children 0–2 years old dine free with one paying adult.
  • Children 3–11 years old enjoy 50% off the adult rate (₱1,000 per child).
  • Guests 12 years old and above are charged the adult rate (₱2,000).
  • Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the resort.
  • Water sports activities are subject to weather and safety conditions.
  • Equipment use (badminton, volleyball, beach tennis, frisbee) is subject to availability.


Bringing the Kids?

Costa Solana is family-friendly. Here’s what to know before you book:


  • Children 0–2 years old dine free with one paying adult.
  • Children 3–11 years old enjoy 50% off the adult rate (₱1,000 per child).
  • Guests 12 years old and above are charged the adult rate (₱2,000).
  • Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the resort.
  • Water sports activities are subject to weather and safety conditions.
  • Equipment use (badminton, volleyball, beach tennis, frisbee) is subject to availability.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • What time does the day tour start and end?

    Day tours are available from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily.

  • Is food included in the day tour rate?

    Yes. Your day tour includes dining credits at La Cocina — ₱1,000 for adults and ₱500 for kids aged 3–11. These credits are valid for any meal at the restaurant during your visit. Additional food and beverages can be ordered and charged separately. Note that outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the resort.

  • Can I bring children on the day tour?

    Yes, Costa Solana welcomes families. Children aged 0–2 dine free with one paying adult. Children aged 3–11 are charged ₱1,000 per person. Guests aged 12 and above are charged the adult rate of ₱2,000 per person.

  • Are water sports really included?

    Yes. Standard non-motorized water sports — kayak, stand up paddleboard, and aqua bike — are included in the day tour rate, subject to availability and weather conditions.

  • Is there parking available?

    Yes. On-site parking is complimentary for all day tour guests.

  • Can I add on a massage or dinner?

    Yes. Massage and dinner at La Cocina are available as optional add-ons. These can be arranged on-site or pre-booked when making your reservation.

  • How do I get to Costa Solana from Manila?

    Take SLEX southbound, exit at Lucena City, then follow the route to Pagbilao, Quezon (approximately 25 km from Lucena). The total drive is approximately 145 km and takes 2.5 to 3 hours. Allow ₱300–₱400 for toll fees.

  • Can I visit Borawan Beach on a day tour?

    Island hopping to Borawan Beach, Puting Buhangin, Dampalitan Island, and Kwebang Lampas can be arranged separately. Ask about island hopping excursions when making your day tour reservation.

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