Top Tourist Attractions in Masbate Part 2

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TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN MASBATE

Masbate thoroughly deserves its reputation as an idyllic beach getaway and travelers can really experience a back-to-basics tropical island lifestyle here. It is becoming ever more popular for adventurous island hoppers but still exudes plenty of traditional charm and its tourist infrastructure blends in seamlessly with the enticing scenery. Masbate is also a firm favorite with seasoned scuba divers. It possesses pristine reefs teeming with exotic marine life and snorkeling is accessible just offshore.

The three islands that make up Masbate province are ripe for adventurous day trips and have a biodiversity that many Philippines islands can only dream of. In addition to dreamy white sand beaches, there are steamy mangrove swamps, rugged mountains covered in dense forest, waterfalls and ancient underground caves. – Read More: http://www.1stopphilippines.net/masbate/attractions

Bat-Ongan Cave

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Bat-ongan cave has been known for being an enchanted cave. The shape of this cave is like a mountain rock formation which is about 150 feet in height. It consists of three entrances and the most reachable entry is the area facing the north.

When you enter the cave you can find natural stones shaped like an altar and statue of a saint. There is also a formation of a stone stairs going up to its altar. Read More: http://www.trendsetternews.com/2013/03/holly-week-trip-bat-ongan-cave-and.html

Boca Engano Underground Cave

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Want to challenge your physical skills and have an exciting, once-in-a-lifetime adventure? Then the underground cave in Barangay Boca Engano should be on the top of your itinerary! Here, you can explore caskets with human remains (which are believed to be around 500 years old) and marvel at beautiful rock formations that nature has made over the years. Your best option is to enter the cave at low tide so you can bring your camera, flashlight and other belongings but, to have an adventure-packed experience, get in at high tide and show off your diving and swimming abilities. Read More: http://triptheislands.com/off-the-beaten-path/vacationing-in-claveria-masbate-check-out-the-top-activities-and-attractions-to-explore/