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Thursday, March 6, 2014

Top 45 Must-Visit Beaches in the Philippines - Part 5

Calaguas, Camarines Norte

Situated in the northernmost part of Bicol region, specifically Camarines Norte, are the islands of Calaguas which are famous for its long stretch of beaches endowed with mysterious beauty and charm. Mahabang Buhangan/Halabang BayBay, which means long beach, is deemed as the most sought-after beach in Calaguas owing to its picture-perfect haven. 

Boracay

Boracay is by far regarded as the most famous fully-developed beach paradise in Caticlan, Panay Island due to its fine white sand, turquoise-clear waters, picturesque scenery and ideal place to party with a huge crowd of tourists. Boracay is also considered as an ideal vacation destination to experience diverse, breathtaking sports and tour activities such as parasailing, island hopping, luxury sailing, biking, trekking, paddle touring, atv and buggy car driving and the list simply goes on and on. Moreover, if you are in for a more laid-back and secluded view of its beaches then Puka Beach is definitely the place to be. 

El Nido, Palawan

Nacpan and Calitang Twin Beaches may appear to be unheard of to many foreign tourists but mind you, the moment you set foot to these beaches in the northern portion of El Nido, Palawan, you will be drawn to stay longer just to completely fathom the bliss it offers. It is remote yet awe-inspiringly beautiful. 

Alona Beach Resort in Panglao, Bohol

The moment you visit Bohol, Alona Beach Resort should be included in your must-see attractions. Alona Beach is to be found on Panglao Island in the first-rate island province of Bohol. Regarded as the topmost scenic beach of Panglao Island, Alona Beach has won the hearts of many travelers. 

Malacapuya Island, Coron, Palawan

Coron, Palawan is undoubtedly dubbed as one of the renowned tourist spots in the Philippines due to its pristine beaches and remarkable showcase of nature’s splendour. But among its featured destinations, Malcapuya Island has captured the limelight.

Dako Island, Siargao

Distinctly popular for its splendid clear blue waters and remote, relaxing atmosphere, travelers and visitors are entirely lured by the spellbinding beauty of Dako Island in Siargao which is ideal for swimming, snorkeling and kayaking. Some even say that its feel is unrivaled with the overly-developed Boracay Island.

Bantayan Island, Cebu

Bantayan Island is a treasure awaiting to be uncovered to the west of the farther northern tip of Cebu Island just across the Tañon Strait. Bantayan Island is recently recognized as Cebu’s partially-secret island oasis for those searching for a quiet place with unspoilt air, astounding blue waters and capture-worthy sunrise and sunsets.

Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte

If you happen to visit Ilocos which is on the northern part of Luzon, then Pagudpud should never be overlooked in your itinerary. Pagudpud exudes a perfect facet as to why Philippines became more popular as a beach destination. To give you a more detailed overview of Pagudpud you may visit this post Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte: Seascape Escape.

Talikud Island, IGACOS

The instance you take a glimpse of Davao City, island hopping in Samal Island is undeniably a must for tour-goers. With a bunch of beach destinations to choose from, a vacation getaway in Samal is indeed a must try. For those who are in for an thrilling and soothing location with crystal-clear blue waters then, Isla Reta Beach Resort in Talicud is the perfect choice to choose in Samal Island.

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Top 45 Must-Visit Beaches in the Philippines - Part 4

Dakak Beach in Dapitan Zamboanga del Norte

Dakak Park and Beach Resort is undeniably one of the closest regions in the southern end of Mindanao which offers a scenic vacation getaway with its natural splendor and seclusion. Renowned to keep away from the typhoon danger zones, Dakak is highly esteemed as one of the perfect all-season destination for travellers especially for those who long for the rich, untainted beauty of the underwater kingdom.

Dahican Beach in Mati, Davao Oriental

If you want a place where you can surf your heart out in a not so far flung portion of Davao then Dahican Beach in Mati, Davao Oriental is the ultimate destination to consider. Dahican shows off its heart-pumping surf breaks which are perfect for amateur and professional surfing enthusiasts.

Islas de Gigantes in Carles, Iloilo

Islas de Gigantes or Island of the Giants is composed of a cluster of islands nestled on the coastlines of Carles and Estancia towns in Iloilo’s North. Islas de Gigantes is proud of its luscious fresh seafood, awesome beaches and majestic rock formations.

Nakabuang Beach, Batanes

Indulge in one of the featured beaches in Batanes Island. Be stunned with the Nakabuang Beach and experience its unique ambiance which has been mostly showcased in several blogs . To find out more as to why this place is a must-explore you may check this out SABTANG ISLAND, JEWEL OF BATANES, PHILIPPINES.

White Island, Camiguin

Travel to White Island, Camiguin and be captivated by its enthralling views of what seems like a floating beach in heaven. Realize why White Island’s sandbar has caught the heart of many tourist travellers in Mindanao and delight in a truly unforgettable journey.

Laiya beach, Batangas

Definitely another must-see jewel in the Philippines is Laiya Beach in San Juan, Batangas. Laiya Beach is popular for its white sands, lucid waters and culture-rich fishing villages. It exudes an abundant seawater life due to its cool snorkelling sites.

Cagwait Beach

Deemed as another prized possession in Mindanao is Cagwait Beach in Surigao del Sur. It is known for its calming presence, picturesque sceneries and a beauty that is like no other.

Bohol Virgin Island

Be drawn by this famous attraction in Bohol. Bohol Virgin Island which is situated 15-20 minutes from the famous Panglao Island is well-adored for its secret paradise, extensive coastlines and cool waters that are conducive for swimming and sunbathing.

Pundaquit in San Antonio, Zambales

Visit San Antonio, Zambales and be mesmerized by its several featured beaches such as Anawanin Cove and Camara Island. The minute you’ve laid eyes on San Antonio, Zambales you’ll feel compelled to stay longer and just plunge into its waters and savour the perfect sun-kissed weather.

Sambawan Island in Biliran

Sambawan Island is one of the must-see tourist attractions that Biliran, Leyte takes pride of. Sambawan Island possesses tranquil waters, fine white sand and rich aquatic wildlife,  especially that of its Blue Sharks which are regarded as breathtakingly amazing the moment you take a glimpse of it.

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Top 45 Must-Visit Beaches in the Philippines - Part 3

Sumilon Island, Cebu

You fell in love with Oslob because of its friendly whale sharks then all the more will you love Sumilon Island. Sumilon Island is located in Southeastern Coast of Oslob, Cebu and is well-adored for its romantic beach, rich marine life, verdant forest and delicious food.

Anguib Beach Sta Ana, Cagayan

One of the best beaches to be found in the northeastern portion of the Philippines is Anguib Beach in Sta. Ana, Cagayan. Anguib has been considered as the Boracay of the North for several beach aficionados due to its pristine waters and powdery white sand.

Sta. Cruz Island Zamboanga City

If the white sand beaches no longer get your attention then, the Pink shores in Sta. Cruz Island, Zamboanga is the ultimate sweet escape for you. This  little island in Sta. Cruz Islands is purely captivating not just of its diving haven but also because of its incomparable pink fine sand which owes its beauty to the unique mixture of red corals with the natural white sand.

Malamawi Island, Basilan

Malamawi Island may not be as enticing in comparison to other famous beach resorts in Mindanao owing to some security issues, nonetheless, this shouldn’t hinder anyone from unleashing the beauty that this secluded island has to offer. Prepare for an out of the ordinary adventure in Basilan, Isabela and be surprised by its wonderful seascapes.

Panampangan Island, Tawi-tawi

Discover the famous crescent-shaped island in white sand dotted at the municipality of Sapa-Sapa of Tawi-Tawi. Panampangan Island is well known for beachgoers who take pleasure in island-hopping and exploring sights that are unspoilt thus also named Virgin Island.

San Vicente, Palawan

San Vicente is without a doubt another gem that you should look forward experiencing in Palawan. San Vicente offers a wide range of tourist destinations to choose from such as the Long Beach which measures 14km long, Alimanguan Beach, Pinagmangalokan Beach, Inarayan Beach, Irawan, Nagtulay and Ombo Beach.

Paliton Beach, Siquijor

Considered as a good-looking in Siquijor, Philippines, Paliton Beach continues to capture the interest of tourists. With a quite remote setting to offer, visitors are more likely ensured to have a good time to relax in this panoramic beach in Siquijor.   No wonder Sabrina of Just One Way Ticket really love this beach.

Caramoan, Camarines Sur

Delight in the featured tourist destinations of Caramoan, Camarines Sur such as Sabitang Laya Island, Gota Beach, Caramoan National Park,  and be forever drawn to fall in love with its glory. No wonder, Caramoan has been chosen several times as the location for the world-renowned Survivor series.

Patar Beach in Bolinao, Pangasinan

Another must-discover jewel in Bolinao, Pangasinan is Patar Beach which is just an hour ride from Alaminos. The sands of Patar Beach appear to be brownish when the sun is up but at sunset, that is when the enchantment begins. Patar showcases one of the most spectacular sunsets you will ever see with a beautiful blend of vibrant colours of red, orange and yellow. The moment you see it, it’s as if the world stops and you just want to fly away with its beauty forever.

Gumasa Beach, Sarangani

If you want to know the feel of what Boracay was like when it was still not overly commercialized then, Gumasa Beach in Sarangani province of Mindanao will suit your taste. Gumasa offers a slow-paced atmosphere, white shores and waters which are perfect for various kinds of water sports.

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Top 45 Must-Visit Beaches in the Philippines - Part 2

Sibuyan Island, Romblon

Sibuyan Island is a moon-shaped island in Romblon which is admired for its unspoilt white sand beaches and Mt. Guiting-Guiting which is a favorite spot for trekking enthusiasts. So if you want to have the time of your life in an island that is isolated from the hustle and bustle of the city life then Sibuyan Island is the perfect escapade for you.

Hundred Islands in Alaminos, Pangasinan

If you feel you can’t get enough of the famous beach destinations in Luzon then all the more should you explore Hundred Islands. If you think you don’t have all the time in the world to visit the entire 7,107 islands of the Philippines, I suggest delving into a hundred Islands in one trip is a big achievement when you visit Alaminos, Pangasinan.  Hundred Islands offer lush green rain-forests, rich coral sanctuaries and deep blue waters which may truly tickle your fancies.

Sabang Beach in Puerto Princesa, Palawan

Sabang Puerto Princesa displays a unique fusion of peace and entertainment in the vibrant metropolitan of Palawan. With a great deal of tourist spots to explore, Sabang will surprise you in more ways than one. You will undeniably be captivated by its colossal limestone cliffs and beautiful background the instance you see it.

Canyon Cove in Nasugbu, Batangas

Dotted in the Far East Road of Piloto Wawa Nasugbu, Batangas is Canyon Cove Residential Beach Resort. Canyon Cove seeks to fulfill the dream getaway of any tourist traveler who wants to shy away from the worries and busyness of the city life.

Bas Daku in Moalboal, Cebu

Bas Daku in Moalboal is a certified first-class diving destination lying 3 hours away from Cebu City. Aside from Bas Daku, Moalboal is also renowned as a jump-start point for Pescador Island which is a leading spot for SCUBA diving.

Tingko Beach in Alcoy, Cebu

Nestled in Daan Lungsod, Alcoy Cebu is Tingko Beach which is a favorite travel destination for tourists owing to its long stretch of coastline. It exhibits natural turquoise waters and white sands which you can enjoy without any expense. What’s more to look forward is you can prepare and bring your own cooked food in the area and have more fun while swimming and catching fish.

Babas Cove, Dinagat Island 

Babas Cove is situated in Dinagat Island which is to be found on the northeast portion of Mindanao. It is an out of the ordinary body of water which primarily contains seawater and a small layer of rainwater. The name of the lake was derived from the words baba sa buwaya which means mouth of the crocodile since its inlet leads to a small beach where the path of the lake starts.

Ampere Beach, Dipaculao, Aurora

Amepere Beach is to be found in Dipaculao, Aurora just an hour travel time from the famous Baler Beach in Northern Luzon. Amepere is encompassed with even rock formations of different shapes and dark colors and is well loved as Bunga or Ampere Point due to its strong wave blasts upon hitting the coastline cave.

Puerto Galera, Mindoro

Puerto Galera or port of galleons is a little town situated on the northeast shores of Mindoro. It is highly regarded as a peaceful small town which is famous for its perfect summer spot. It is well adored for its remarkable beaches and heart-pumping water activities. Other tourists also visit Puerto Galera for its lush forests, waterfalls, and diving sanctuaries.

Thunderbird Poro Point, San Fernando, La Union

Thunderbird Resort in La Union has long captivated the interest of a huge number of tourists because of its delightful sceneries of the seascapes. Thunderbird is well known not just for its ambience but also because for its wide array of activities and amenities to offer its clients which makes it more enjoyable for the family and travel bugs.

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Top 45 Must-Visit Beaches in the Philippines

With around 7,107 islands to explore, there seems to be unending list of reasons to travel around the Philippines and words nor pictures are not enough to describe the immeasurable exquisiteness that this country has to offer. To give you a first crack in choosing a beach resort to travel this year, here’s a list must-visit beaches that you may want to consider.

Apo Reef in Occidental Mindoro

Apo Reef is strongly regarded as a diving paradise for many divers because of its chain of coral reefs surrounding the beautiful waters of Occidental Mindoro. It is recognized as the second biggest coral reef sanctuary and is also deemed to be the biggest in the Philippines thus, should be included in your travel itinerary in uncovering the beauty of the Philippines.

Britania Group of islands, San Agustin, Surigao del Sur

You will be surprised the moment you experience the beauty that Britania Group of Islands have to offer in San Agustin, Surigao del Sur. Each island has something unique and inspiring to offer that you’ll be bound to have a good time.

Carabao Island in Romblon

For the longest time, Carabao Island in the southernmost island of Romblon embodies the world renown Boracay Island in Caticlan. Famously named as Hambil among the natives, Carabao Island features a totally contrasting environment from Boracay even if it’s just an hour away from the famous party place.

Sibang Cove in Calayan Islands, Cagayan

Treat yourself to a unique experience in Sibang Cove of Calayan Islands which is a part of the Batanes group of islands. Sibang Cove brags of its eye-catching waterscapes, marvelous beaches and enchanting forests. Find out more about Calayan Islands through clicking this Calayan Island: Caniwara, Sibang & Cababaan Coves.

Tuka Bay Marine Sanctuary

Tuka Bay Marine Sanctuary will surely fascinate you in many ways. It is a marine reserve positioned in Kiamba, Sarangani and brags its extensive white sand coastline and clear waters. From Tuka you can view a lot of nipa huts and lush forests which even make the spot more enticing and loveable. It has 4 coves, but only tuka 2 is open to the public.

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