Kokay’s Maldito Dive Resort - (Malapascua, Philippines)

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• Approximately 18 total rooms in several categories.

Room types include:

• 12 Premium Double Rooms
• 2 Penthouse Suites (larger units with beach views and kitchenette/Jacuzzi)
• 2 Budget Rooms
• 2 Standard Rooms located near the dive center.

 Guest rooms at Kokay’s Maldito Dive Resort are equipped with modern amenities designed for comfort and convenience, including air conditioning, private bathrooms, flat-screen televisions, mini-bars, in-room safes, seating areas or desks, and private terraces or balconies, some with hammocks or partial sea views. Additional amenities such as hair dryers, beach towels, tea and coffee making facilities, complimentary Wi-Fi in rooms and common areas, daily housekeeping, and a complimentary breakfast help ensure a relaxing and enjoyable stay before heading out for dives or island activities.

 Kokay’s Maldito Dive Resort offers a variety of amenities designed to create a relaxed and social beachfront atmosphere. Guests can enjoy the resort’s popular beachfront restaurant and grill serving a mix of international and Filipino cuisine, as well as the lively Bellringer Bar and beach mini-bar. Additional facilities include a music lounge with live entertainment, billiards and table hockey for casual recreation, and a large-screen viewing area for movies or dive footage. The resort also offers spa and massage services, a small shop for souvenirs and essentials, and comfortable beachfront lounge areas where guests can relax and enjoy sunset views. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in common areas throughout the property. 

 Malapascua Island offers a diverse range of dive sites, highlighted by the famous Monad Shoal where divers can encounter pelagic thresher sharks at early morning cleaning stations, along with occasional manta rays and other pelagic species. Additional sites such as Gato Island with its tunnels and white-tip reef sharks, the Lighthouse reef known for mandarin fish mating displays, and reefs like Coral Gardens, Chocolate Island, Lapus-Lapus Reef, and the Japanese Wreck provide a mix of coral reefs, macro life, and vibrant marine biodiversity suitable for divers of all experience levels.