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TALIPASAK / SAN PEDRO BEACH
Photo from: https://iamsupernomad.wordpress.com/2016/07/03/amazing-romblon-the-marble-capital-of-the-philippines/
Located in Barangay Ginablan, about 30 minutes away by tricycle from downtown Romblon, Talipasak Beach is a private resort known as San Pedro Beach Resort.
The beach at San Pedro Beach Resort is so lovely and pristine! It has fine white sandy beach that is soft to the feet. One of the most striking features of Talipasak Beach are the towering stone walls teeming with lush greens on both sides of the beach that forms the lovely the beach. The water is clear and calm, ideal for swimming. Read More: http://www.pinoyadventurista.com/2016/03/the-beaches-of-romblon-island-philippines.html
Photo from: https://outoftownblog.com/top-beaches-in-romblon-that-will-make-your-vacation-blissful/talipasak-beach/
After hopping beach after beach in Barangay Lonos, we drove for almost half-an-hour, passing some dive shops before reaching Barangay Talipasak where the San Pedro Beach Resort is located. San Pedro beach Resort offers a quiet and relaxed beach accommodation for as low as P600 per night on a fan room. The resort, owned by Ate Mina Mingowa (+639282730515), has eight room cottages, a restaurant and offers a secluded and private beach. We spent sometime in the resort listening to Ate Mina’s stories and some facts of Romblon. She knows a lot about the place, her hometown. Read More: http://www.lakwatsero.com/travelogues/mapping-romblon-romblon-treasures/
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Marble-Rich Province of Romblon
Where is Romblon and How to Get There
Interesting Places to Visit In Romblon
Magnificent Beaches in Romblon
Fun Activities To Do in Romblon
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