I’ve been on a boat/yachts a few times already but mostly during junk parties in Hong Kong. My boyfriend on the other hand, sails, and recently had a nice vacation with his family sailing around the Caribbean. My experience with Tom’s Cruise – Bed on Board is quite unique and memorable because we slept, showered (basically what you do in a hotel room) and cruised aboard it.
Starting from the basics
Tom’s Cruise Bed on Board is located at Punta Fuego Yacht Club. You can find him on Airbnb or Tom’s Cruise – Bed on Board Facebook page. The rate starts at P10,000/nett per night and I highly suggest to book early to secure the dates that you want. Also, make sure that the weather is fine so you can enjoy your marina glamping.
For transportation, (disclaimer: I am writing based on my experience) we hired a car who picked us up from the airport and drove us directly to Punta Fuego Yacht Club. Luckily, I know her personally so we felt safe. The drive was less than 3 hours. Once you get there, the caretaker, Joel, will show you the boat and everything else that you need to know. There’s a free car park area too if you choose to bring your own vehicle.
I’m sure there’s a way to get there via public transportation. Unfortunately, I cannot answer that question. When you book your stay, I suggest you ask sir Tom. He is very responsive and friendly.
Let’s go inside, shall we?
If you will be staying here, don’t forget to tip Kuya Joel! We did before we left because he was very helpful and accommodating. We didn’t have any problems during our stay at Tom’s Cruise – Bed on Board. I super recommend that you experience a marina glamping, it’s perfect not only for couples but also for families. He has 2 other yachts/boats so make sure you inquire based on how many people and what exactly you are after so you can get the best out of this experience.
I reached out to Tom’s Cruise – Bed on Board and was provided with complimentary accommodation in exchange for my review and honest opinion.