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Monday is NAME THAT BEACH Day!
Here at PhilippineBeaches.org, we feature a photo of a beach in the Philippines sent in by one of our readers and let our readers guess in which province or island the picture was taken!
Let’s begin! Here’s Name That Beach No.8!

Got an idea? Hit the comment button now!
Photo courtesy of Rolen Facundo!
Pictures by: Jesh Pinay
When: June 13-14, 2010
Where: Camiguin, Cagayan de Oro
Here’s sample of mine, when i went to Camiguin Island with my friend Rachel Rallos last June 13-14.
We had fun and enjoy the spectacular place in a low budget. hehehe. Getting there is affordable and easy.
Nice place, cool beach(white island) and friendly locals.

A June 5 article of the Manila Bulletin reported that Korean and Chinese nationals top the lists of the most foreign tourists who visited the Boracay Island in Aklan from January to April of this year. This report was said to had been based on the records of the Tourism Department.
Records show that 29,379 Koreans arrived in Boracay in the first four months. Almost 7000 in April alone.
Meanwhile, 14,382 tourists from mainland China flew from Beijing to Kalibo, Aklan directly. Over 3000 in April alone. Thanks to Kalibo International Airport.
Europeans also make a big fraction with 13,889 tourists from Europe visiting the island in the same period.
The good news is that the number of tourists who set foot on Boracay increased by 16.9% in first quarter 2010. Over 291,000 domestic and foreign tourists visited this famous Philippine island as of April, far higher than last year’s almost 251,000.
You can scream “overrated” all you want but Boracay really is making waves in Philippine tourism.
It’s MONDAY again! What does it mean? It means it’s NAME THAT BEACH time once again!
Is this your first time here? NAME THAT BEACH is a category in this blog where we post a picture sent in by one of our users and you guess in which island or province the photo was taken! Cool, huh?
If you’re ready, here’s Name that Beach no. six!

If you know the answer, go hit the comment button!














