Anika Island Resort - Santa Fe (Cebu)

Beachfront resort on Bantayan Island with rooms built from up-cycled shipping containers

Accommodation

Anika Island Resort offers rooms built from converted shipping containers, each with air conditioning and a private bathroom with free toiletries. Some rooms include a seating area, flat-screen TV, refrigerator, and a balcony with sea or garden views. The hotel provides daily housekeeping and safety deposit boxes in every room.

Dining

The on-site restaurant at Anika Resort serves local Filipino and international cuisines with sweeping sea views. Chloe Café offers a variety of dishes, and room service is available for guests who wish to dine in their rooms. The restaurant focuses on fresh local seafood and diverse menu options.

Activities & Facilities

Anika Bantayan has an outdoor swimming pool with ocean views and a private beach area for guests. Activities include snorkeling, hiking, bicycle rental, and traditional massage services. The resort also has a play structure for kids and a children's playground.

Location & Transport

This Anika Beach Resort is located in Santa Fe, 2 miles from Ogtong Cave and 1 mile from Bantayan Public Market. The hotel offers a complimentary shuttle service from Santa Fe port for guests. Free parking and 24-hour security are available on the property.

Services & Business

Anika Island Resort in Santa Fe has meeting facilities with audiovisual equipment for events or business meetings. Luggage storage and daily housekeeping are provided, along with invoice service and key card access. The hotel also features a souvenir shop on site.

• Accommodation: Rooms built from up-cycled shipping containers
• Dining: On-site restaurant with local seafood and international dishes
• Beach: Private beach area with exclusive guest access
• Activities: Snorkeling, hiking, bicycle rental, traditional massage
• Family: Kids' playground and play structure
• Location: 1 mile from Bantayan Public Market, 2 miles from Ogtong Cave
• Transport: Complimentary shuttle from Santa Fe port