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AWESOME BEACHES IN ILOCOS SUR
The province of Ilocos Sur welcomes you to its collection of magnificent beaches:
Narvacan Beach
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The province of Ilocos Sur is primarily known for its capital city – Vigan. Hence, most people would spend their time in this famous Spanish-inspired “ciudad” (city). While it is true that the Heritage City of Vigan offers a lot to see and experience, the towns one gets to pass by on the way to Ilocos are also worthy of being visited.
The coastal town of Narvacan (one of the largest in terms of land area and population in the entire Ilocos Sur) would actually capture a traveller’s attention as it imposes a stunning seascape. One particular spot is a rocky beach and a grotto by the sea called Paraiso ni Juan at Sulvec Point. The striking beauty of these vistas would often prompt a traveller to drop by the area. I suggest though that you stay until sundown because the sunset view is just stunning at this side of Ilocos. Read More: https://nojuanisanisland.com/2015/09/03/sulvec/
San Esteban Beach
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Apatot Beach is one of the historical sites of San Esteban. It was the site of a US-Filipino operation when the Second World War was coming to a close. The USS Gar, a comissioned submarine that snuck behind enemy lines, delivered its payload of fighting men, armament and logistical support for an operation for operations in Isabela. A historical marker that commemorates this event can be found on the site. Nowadays, this bay in San Esteban is frequently visited by swimmers and picnickers.– http://vigattintourism.com/tourism/articles/A-Touch-of-History-at-San-Esteban-Ilocos-Sur
Santa Maria Beach
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Suso Beach in Santa Maria – The great thing here is that you don’t need to exert an effort to reach this place because it is not hidden. It is unbelievably just along the highway with clear view. There are no concrete obstructions and it is a very healthy place for picnic. Aside from the very extraordinary sunset, the water is so calm because it forms a natural cove ideal for all beach lovers. Along the beach line, there are cottages where you can have your picnics and the local barangay government charge an affordable rate for it. – http://www.edmaration.com/2011/05/its-totally-wholesome-at-suso-beach.html
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Ilocos Sur is Part of Region I
Ilocos Sur – Home of World Heritage Vigan
Where is Ilocos Sur and How to Get There
Popular Tourist Spots in Ilocos Sur
Colorful Festivals in Ilocos Sur
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Best Tourist Attractions in Zamboanga del Sur
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Interesting Places to Visit in Siquijor
Join the “Wet ‘n Wild” Regada Water Festival in Cavite
Fun Activities To Do in Romblon