Interesting Tourist Spots in Marinduque Part 2

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TOURIST SPOTS IN MARINDUQUE

The province of Marinduque has numerous attractive places to go for to its visitors. Aside from its fine beaches, there are many fantastic spots like mountains, caves, waterfalls, hot springs, very old churches, and many more.

Paadjao Falls

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Paadjao Falls are located in Bocboc, Mogpog, Marinduque. They are a series of gently cascading falls that settles into a 15-foot fall. Hunt for nature- formed bathtubs downstream and enjoy Jacuzzi-like effect. It is an ideal place for picnicking or camping. Paadjao Falls is an ideal place for family picnics and camping. Read More: http://greedypeg.org/marinduque/Paadjao-Falls.html

Polo, Maniwaya, and Mongpong Islets

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Polo, Maniwaya and Mompong Islands – Set on the northeastern fringes of the Municipality of Sta. Cruz lies these three major islands. Formed underwater during the late Pliestocene era were quiet marine conditions made favorable the development of massive coral beds, these terraced coral deposits lays the major composition of the three islands that now explains the long stretches of powdery white sand beaches it now possess. Read More: https://loydtraveltrail.blogspot.com/2016/02/magnificent-marinduque.html

Natangco Islet

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Natangco is an eight-hectare islet with a short stretch of powdery white sand that gradually slopes into the sea. Visitors are advised to bring water and food including tents for nature trips. Marine enthusiasts and scuba divers will find Natangco islet a haven with waters teeming with corals and marine life such as moorish idols, butterfly fishes, and an occasional sightings of manta rays, marlins, etc. Read More: http://www.visitmyphilippines.com/index.php?title=Natural&Page=1&pid=6682