Popular Tourist Destinations in Samar Part 7

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TOURIST DESTINATIONS
IN SAMAR

Samar is divided into three parts – Northern Samar, Western Samar and Eastern Samar. For purposes of clarity, Western Samar is simply referred to or called SAMAR.

Samar province is caught between mountain and sea. It is hilly, with mountain peaks and narrow strips of lowlands, which tend to lie in coastal peripheries or in the alluvial plains and deltas accompanying large rivers. It includes almost every kind of topography: mountains, forests, rivers, lakes, plains, coasts, and islands and is blessed with a lush rain forest harboring tropical flora and fauna, crossed by multiple navigable rivers, pocked by mysterious caverns and refreshing waterfalls. A tourist wanting something out of the ordinary may experience all these wonders of nature and still only be a few hours from civilization. – http://www.tourism.gov.ph/SitePages/InteractiveSitesPage.aspx?siteID=47

Binaliw Isle

Samar Binaliw Isle Photo from: calbayogcity2014.blogspot.com

Binaliw Isle Beach is located in Brgy. Maguino-o, Tinambacan District, Calbayog City. It is separated from the mainland by the Silangan Channel.

Binaliw Isle Beach has a potential diving deep, about 40 to 50 meters from the water surface and measures less than a hectare in area. The islet is surrounded with aquifer equally and uniformly spread at the peripheral limits of the islet with white sand and pebbles.

Beneath the deep waters are sea corals of multifarious variety, rare white pebbles spread all over the floors, 20 types of shells and ornamental types of aqua-marine species which can be explored by the diver for as long as one is in his spectacular underwater gears. Read More: http://greedypeg.org/news/samar/geo/Binaliw-Isle-Beach.html

Guimit Cave / Python Cave

Samar Guimit Cave Photo from: http://guimitcave.blogspot.com/

The Guimit Cave is another large cave full of stalactites and stalagmites, which is situated Talalora, Samar. It can be reach by one and a half-hour motorboat ride from Catbalogan. Some people also call it Python’s Cave.

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