The Paoay Sand Dunes are not to be missed. Thrill-seekers can surf the dunes on sand boards, climb over on 4x4s or tear across them on an ATV. For faint-hearted travelers, the view alone is worth the trip.
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Frequented by both locals and tourists, this marine park is composed of around 123 islands across Lingayen Gulf in the town of Alaminos, Pangasinan. Here, visitors can explore white sand beaches, expansive caves, limestone cliffs, and colorful marine life.
La Union is considered the Surfing Capital of Northern Philippines where beginners and advanced surfers can enjoy the waves during the surf season on the months of October to March. La Union is also host to the World Surfing League that is held annually in January
This surfer’s haven is also home to many waterfalls—perhaps the most popular of which can be found in the town of San Gabriel. The iconic lower cascade of Tangadan Falls has a rise of 50 feet and width of 100 feet, making it a natural catch basin perfect for a quick dip. The upper tier’s deeper pool is ideal for adventurous cliff divers.
A small patch of paradise-like cove called the Sabangan Cove, also known as the Santiago Cove. It is also dubbed as the “Boracay of llocos Sur” because of its white sands. The coast, spanning almost a kilometer long, boasts with white sands and calm waters that make it perfect for swimming. Surrounding the beach line are the rows of cabanas, painted with white and blue. During evenings, electric lighting illuminates the beach.
Named one of the most beautiful beaches in the world by Travel + Leisure, Saud Beach in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte is popular for its mellow vibes and clear waters