Santa Cruz·Accommodation·Beach Resort

🛏️Three Bro's Cottage Rental

4.5· 18 reviews·on Google

Brgy. Maniwaya, Santa Cruz, Marinduque

About this place

Three Bro's Cottage Rental — listed on Google as 3 Brothers Beach — is a DOT-accredited beach spot on Maniwaya Island, Barangay Maniwaya, Santa Cruz. It offers day-use cottages and beach accommodation on one of Marinduque's premier island-hopping islands, and is associated with Sarah Travel and Tour for island transfers.

What It Offers

- Rentable beach cottages for day use, plus accommodation - Island-hopping tie-in through Sarah Travel and Tour - Open daily, roughly 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Location

- Maniwaya Island, Barangay Maniwaya, Santa Cruz, Marinduque - Coordinates: 13.5270469, 122.1126289

Contact and Booking

- Mobile: 0921 458 3462 - Email: 3brothersbeachresort@gmail.com

What Visitors Say

Google reviews average 4.5 stars across roughly 18 ratings.

Practical Notes

- DOT-accredited (Provincial Tourism and Cultural Office list, July 2026). - Maniwaya is reached by boat from the Port of Buyabod; coordinate your crossing when you book.

Best Time to Visit

Maniwaya shines in the dry season, roughly November to May, when the water is calm and the sandbars are at their best. It is a popular day-trip island, so weekends and Holy Week are busy — reserve your cottage and boat ahead of time.

What to Bring

Bring your booking confirmation, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, a dry bag, and enough cash for the day since the island is largely cash-only. Pack drinking water and mosquito repellent, and confirm your cottage and boat transfer before you set out.

How to Get Here

From the Port of Balanacan, take a van to Santa Cruz, then a tricycle to the Port of Buyabod. From Buyabod, an outrigger boat crosses to Maniwaya in about 30 to 45 minutes. Coordinate the boat when you book, or arrange it through the resort's Sarah Travel and Tour tie-in.

Nearest hub

Port of Buyabod

Transport

🚐 Jeepney + 🛺 Tricycle + ⛵ Banca / boat

Local routes, fares, and ferry schedules can shift without notice — and travel times depend on weather, traffic, and tide. Confirm fares and timing with the driver or locals before you set out.

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