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Tali Beach Subdivision harbors several beaches, and Palm Beach is one of them. With a relatively fewer visitors, this part of Nasugbu in Batangas boasts a well-preserved, rustic beach feel. You are permitted to enter Palm Beach by booking one of the vacation houses offered by residents or registered members
Located inside Tali Beach Subdivision, Sunset Beach is one of the beaches along the coast of Barangay Balaytigui in Nasugbu, Batangas. True to its name, the beach is best known for its beautiful sunset view. Compared to more commercialized beach destinations in the province, Sunset Beach, along with other beaches
Hugom Beach, also called Laiya Beach, is situated on the southern coast of San Juan in Batangas. Because of its proximity to Manila, the town has become one of the most visited beach destinations in the province. So, it is not surprising that it’s also one of the most developed.
Nasugbu is one of the first coastal areas in the province of Batangas to undergo significant development, and it is still one of the most visited beach destinations near Manila. Tali Beach is considered the main beach of the Tali Beach Subdivision, a private coastal community that harbors seven beaches.
If you’re from Metro Manila, beach trips often entail long road trips or even flights. But this beach destination we’re going to is also accessible via ferry! Let’s head to Camaya Coast, a beach resort in Bataan, and learn more about the trip — how to get there, rates, things
Aside from the mainland beach attractions, Batangas has a number of small islands offering a rugged yet exciting trip for those who like to explore their options further. Fortune Island has intrigued a lot of people, consequently drawing curious travelers to the island. This once impressive exclusive luxury resort sits
Capones Island in Zambales is part of a trio, alongside Camara Island and an islet attached to it. Capones is located almost four kilometers off the coast of Pundaquit in San Antonio, Zambales. It’s a small island boasting cream sand and clear, turquoise waters. Majority of the island is marked
San Antonio in Zambales is a quaint little town. It’s busy, but it has this nostalgic provincial life charm, drawing weary weekend warriors to its beaches and coves. One of the unique beaches in Zambales is the volcanic ash-carpeted Pundaquit Beach. Its fine light gray volcanic ash cover turns white
The Philippines is not only home to beautiful beaches but also unique ones; Anawangin Cove is one of them. Instead of the usual sand, the beach of Anawangin is covered with volcanic ash dumped by Mount Pinatubo when it erupted in 1991. The beach is decorated with towering Agoho trees,
Another camping spot favorite in San Antonio, Zambales besides the famous Anawangin Cove is Nagsasa Cove. The two share many similar features, but Nagsasa Cove still has its serene rugged appeal which is perfect for those seeking peace and quiet. Embraced by the picturesque hills, the once rocky coast and