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Join the Bagasbas Summer Surf Festival

BAGASBAS SUMMER
SURF FESTIVAL

Photo from: http://www.lakwatseradeprimera.com/2011-basgasbas-summer-surf-festival/

In support to the BAGASBAS SUMMER SURF FESTIVAL organized by Province of Camarines Norte in partnership with the MOJO Slippers and Sandals, MVPB Travel and Tours offers a side trip to Calaguas and Seven Islands of Mercedes on April 12 – 13 – 14, 2012.

All participants and guests of the 5th Bagasbas Summer Surf Festival will have a chance to an island get-away after strenuous beach activities. Promo is limited to forty (40) slots only for Calaguas Ultimate BGeach Camping Activity and twenty (20) slots only for 7 Islands of Mercedes Hopping. Read More: http://www.calaguasislandtour.com/bagasbas-summer-surf-clinic.html

Photo from: http://www.lakwatseradeprimera.com/2011-basgasbas-summer-surf-festival/

Soak up some sun, enjoy the beach and experience your first surf at the 4^th Bagasbas Summer Surf Festival on April 15 to 17 in Bagasbas Beach in Daet. The most anticipated summer event in the province of Camarines Norte has once again lined up exciting beach activities that will bring hundreds of sun, sand and surf lovers back to the surfing capital of the Bicol Region. Read More: http://www.lakwatseradeprimera.com/2011-basgasbas-summer-surf-festival/

Photo from: https://firingyourimagination.blogspot.com/2009/04/2nd-bagasbas-summer-surf-festival-daet.html?m=0#.WVXQTOmQxaQ

I arrived in Bagasbas at the beginning of this year’s Summer Surf Festival, held annually during April. Though waves are at their wilder limits from September to January, the consistent winds entering the beach assures surfing enthusiasts of regular but powerful waves to ride. However, those normal, April waves were enough for me as I braved through two hours of salty water intakes just so I could stand properly on my board. Much crazier than I expected, preparing for the right wave had me holding on for dear life as the board stood up at the command of every ebbing swell. Then, in less than 30 seconds, a second wave emerges, prompting me to propel my way towards the shore and make an attempt to jump up and glide graciously as the wave weakens. Like any beginner, I had many embarrassing falls and failed attempts, but thanks to a dedicated instructor and the cord that attached my foot to the board, I successfully beat the odds and managed to make the organizers proud a couple of times. Read More: http://asiantravelermagazine.com/camarines-norte-a-balancing-act/

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