🛏️Zariyah Resort

Zariyah Resort: A Private Getaway in Sitio Tungib

Tucked away in Sitio Tungib, Barangay Lipata on the Buenavista side of Marinduque, Zariyah Resort is one of the province’s quieter, more low-profile stays. The available information is sparse — the kind of place described as a private and scenic getaway rather than a heavily marketed resort — and that’s both the challenge and the appeal for travelers hoping to slip off the usual itinerary.

What the Description Tells Us

Public-facing details are limited. Zariyah Resort is mentioned as a private getaway in Sitio Tungib, Brgy. Lipata, Buenavista, Marinduque. The emphasis is on privacy and scenery — characteristics that align with how several smaller Marinduque accommodations are operated: under-the-radar, coordinated through direct inquiry, and often fully booked by small groups who know the hosts.

Booking and Contact

The resort may require direct booking or inquiries through local channels not readily available online. That’s not unusual in Marinduque, where many smaller resorts still operate primarily by referral, phone, and messaging apps rather than via public booking platforms. If you’re set on a stay here, we recommend asking through Buenavista local networks — tourism office contacts, barangay officials, or trusted island hosts.

As a reference point, the Municipal Government of Buenavista can be reached for general tourism questions at +63 956 761 5420 or adn.buenavista.lgu@gmail.com.

Setting the Expectation

Visitors heading to Zariyah Resort should go in with flexibility. Amenities, pricing, and availability are not publicly published at this time, so plan the rest of the itinerary around a confirmed booking rather than committing to travel on the assumption of open space. That said, Buenavista as a base gives you quick access to the Malbog hot springs, the Buenavista View Deck at Tagudtod, and the Mount Malindig trailhead in Sihi — enough to fill the stay regardless of what’s on-property.

A Final Note

The Marinduque Guide will update this entry as more public information becomes available. If you’ve stayed here and can share current details, we’re always happy to hear from travelers directly.