Valugan Boulder Beach, Philippines

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Introduction:

Valugan or east in the local language of the Ivatan, is where the bay got its name because it is located on the east side of Batanes. Valugan Bay is a boulder beach perfect for picture taking and resting while watching the waves touch the big rocks. You can even try closing your eyes and hear what the winds has got to say to you.

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Facts:

There is no white sand here. Instead, countless boulders fill Valugan Beach, creating an incredible landscape framed by almost vertical cliffs and rolling hill.

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Get in :

Philippine Airlines (PAL Express) and Skyjet fly to Basco, the Batanes capital. From the airport or your inn, Valugan Beach can be reached by tricycle. North Batan Tour usually costs P1000 per tricycle (good for 2 pax).

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Valugan Boulder Beach, Philippines

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Kayangan Lake, Coron islands, Palawan, Philippines

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Introduction:

Coron Island is the third-largest island in the Calamian Islands in northern Palawan in the Philippines. The island is part of the larger municipality of the same name. It is about 170 nautical miles (310 km) southwest of Manila and is known for several Japanese shipwrecks of World War II vintage.

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To do:

The place requires short hike before it reveals the paradise. From the top you will see the wide open, beautifully nature-made Kayangan Lake. We had our way to the other side of the lake and went inside a cave-like place in Kayangan. It looks so dark from the outside and kinda scary. We had to pass one by one to get inside because of its narrow way.

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Get in:

Fly into Busuanga from Manila with Airphil Express, Cebu Pacific or Zest Air. Cebu Pacific have three flights weekly from Cebu, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.


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Kayangan Lake, Coron islands, Palawan, Philippines

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