Buhatan Beach is a Spanish Galleon Wreck Site (Buhatan Sto. Domingo Albay) The site serves as a proof of the constant galleon as a strong reminder of the rich Manila-Acapulco-Mexico trade routes during the Spanish era one of its voyages. This historical remains lie a Spanish galleon wreck site that now lay 5 fathoms or 9 meters deep under the sea, And found along the shores of Buhatan Beach,Sto Domingo, Albay this galleon relic was wrought swept by a strong typhoon on its way to Acapulco Mexico trade routes during the Spanish era and crushed on the reefs of Albay Gulf. – Read More:authspot.com

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Buhatan in Province of Albay (Bicol) is located in Philippines about 214 mi (or 344 km) south-east of Manila, the country’s capital town.

We know of 8 airports close to Buhatan. The closest airport in Philippines is Legazpi City International Airport in a distance of 8 mi (or 14 km), South-West. Besides the airports, there are other travel options available .

While being here, you might want to pay a visit to some of the following locations: Santo Domingo, Bacacay, Manito, Legaspi and Malilipot. Read More: https://www.tripmondo.com/philippines/bicol/province-of-albay/buhatan/

BUHATAN BEACH

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Spanish Galleon Wreck is a site which serves as a strong reminder of the rich Manila to Acapulco (Mexico) trade routes during the Spanish era. Found along the shores of Buhatan Beach at Sto. Domingo, Albay, this galleon relic was wrought by a strong typhoon on its way to Acapulco and crushed on the reefs of Albay Gulf. This historical remains lie at five fathoms under the sea with green transparent water. It is an ideal place for scuba diving, fishing, or boating. Read More: https://www.vigattintourism.com/tourism/articles/Spanish-Galleon-Wreck-Site

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