The Glampbox - Quezon

Located in Barangay Kalilayan Ilaya, Unisan in the province of Quezon, The Glampbox is a  beach resort along Malatandang Beach offering the unique glamping experience.

The Glampbox

The Glampbox Details

Construction of The Glampbox started sometime in 2019. It was opened to the public on September of the same year. The number of guests grew as they continue to promote the place using social media platforms. Since the FB page of The Glampbox is very active in social media, I sent them a message asking about the history and their mission.

The Glampbox - Unisan, Quezon

When I asked about the history of The Glampbox, their official FB page responded:
" It started with the idea of building a small beach with a unique setup. The owner decided to make a concept out of something that had been his hobby for years - outdoor camping and videography. He started building the idea with the help of his family and his partner."
They also added: 
" Our mission is to promote the tourism of Malatandang Beach and make it sustainable, especially to the community of Unisan. In this simple way the owner and staff are committed to giving quality service and enjoyable experience."
True enough, we did have an enjoyable experience when we booked here last June 20-21 during our Unisan Beach Getaway to celebrate Father's Day 2021. It was my cousin Eloi who discovered and booked the resort for us. 

Welcome to The Glampbox

Here are some of the tents that you could rent in The Glampbox

You can also rent the Cabulihan Huts (Rates below)

The Glampbox vicinity as seen from the Malatandang Beach entrance

Team Nicerio stayed in Dapi

Inside one of the Cabulihan Huts

Since this was still during the pandemic there were documents for us to apply for the barangay clearance and health certificates that were required for us to enter Barangay Kalilayan Ilaya. Thankfully, the staff of The Glampbox was active in communicating and was very accommodating. They promptly provided us with the necessary documents that were needed for our requirements. 

We were also informed that they don't charge corkage fees since they did not offer food or drinks. Of course, that was a good thing for us as we were able to bring cases of our favorite drink - "high-grade coffee"

Overall, our stay in The Glampbox was enjoyable and fun. It is strategically located along the scenic Malatandang Beach, making it a big plus for us especially the kids who love to swim and make sandcastles. 

Ella visits The Glampbox

The kiddos enjoying Malatandang Beach

 Father's Day Bonding 2021!

The only thing that I wish the management could do to improve the resort is to have a cemented parking area and also a wider paved road going to the resort. 

The Glampbox parking area

Regardless, because it is situated in Malatandang Beach, The Glampbox remains to be one of the best places to stay when you want to do a weekend beach getaway in Malatandang Beach in Unisan, Quezon.

Photos of Malatandang Beach


Ella loving Malatandang Beach

Exploring Malatandang Beach

The Glampbox rates and amenities




We got to rent the whole place for P8500. 

Why stay in The Glampbox?

If you are looking for a weekend beach getaway then The Glampbox is for you. Aside from providing a safe place to stay, you are also on one of the most beautiful beaches in the province of Quezon. This is also a place to experience glamping if you're into that kind of experience. 

Getting to The Glampbox



From Buendia, Pasay, or Cubao board a bus going to Lucena Grand Terminal or SM Lucena.
Bus fare: 210 -280 pesos
Travel time: 3-4 hours depending on traffic

Once you reach Lucena Grand Terminal / SM Lucena, transfer to a van or bus going to Unisan.
Fare: Van - 80 pesos / Bus - 60 pesos
Travel time: 1-2 hours

Barangay Kalilayan Ilaya Arch

Road to The Glampbox

Just follow the arrows

From Unisan town proper, ride a tricycle going to Malatandang Beach.
Fare: 50 pesos
Travel time: 30 minutes

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