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INTERESTING TOURIST SPOTS

 

Darigayos Beach

 

La Union Darigayos BeachPhoto from: http://moonshineandsaltwater.blogspot.com

 

Luna. The last town of La Union, Philippines. A small town which was named after Juan Luna, one of the Philippine heroes.  Fish and gravel are the main products from this place; obviously because they’re surrounded with water.

Luna has 40 barangays (district). One of the best barangays is Darigayos.  Darigayos offers recreation to those who are on tight budget but would still like to have a fantastic break. Although there are few things to enjoy there—swimming, snorkeling, diving, boating—the place is still good for relaxation. You’re stressed out and you’d love to enjoy tranquility, white sand, sunset and food? Go to Darigayos. The beach in Darigayos is clean, clear and peaceful. You’ll see a lot of hermit crabs and nice rock formations in the seashore.  Read More:  http://atingtahanan.wordpress.com/2012/05/23/simple-yet-captivating-darigayos/

 

Poro Point and Thunderbird Resort

 

La Union Poro Point BeachPhoto from: http://poropointfreeport.org

 

Thunderbird Poro Point  has captured the hearts of many tourists, both local and foreign with its breathtaking view of  the white sand  next to the blue ocean.  Hence, the resort became an instant favorite when it comes to  Philippine tourists spots in no time. Read More:  http://www.thunderbird-asia.com/poro-point/ 

   

Monaliza Resort

 

La Union Monaliza Beach ResortPhoto from: http://gohunt.ph

 

Nice easy waves off the Monaliza Resort, by far the most popular surfing spot in La Union. Produces both lefts and rights, so it keeps both naturals and goofy’s happy.  Read More:  http://www.medicaltourism.com.ph

   

Urbiztondo Beach

 

La Union Urbiztondo Beach
Photo from: http://lokalsoul.com

 

Urbiztondo Beach is all about surfing and surfing here is a way of life. Here is where you’ll ride your first wave, here is where you’ll improve your wave riding and here is where you want to spend the rest of your surfing days with. It’s home. Locals, regulars, first-timers – you meet them at the lineup today and they’ll probably be back the next day. Or the next week. Or the next month. It doesn’t really matter, they’ll be back for sure. Back to the capital. Read More: http://lokalsoul.com

 

Pebble Beach

 

La Union Pebble BeachPhoto from: visitlaunion.blogspot.com

 

Pebble Beach has a never ending supply of colored stones. Locals say that they’ve been quarrying for years and the stones just keep coming their way. Even local children join in on the fun, placing tiny rocks in old water bottles to sell. On this beach you will also find the remnants of an old lighthouse, built during the Spanish period and used in WWII. Only the ruins remain, but it sure makes a great backdrop for photos. – http://itsmorefuninthephilippines.com

 

Guinabang Falls

 

La Union Guinabang FallsPhoto from:  http://www.launion.gov.ph

 

 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

The “Beach Fever” Province of La Union

Where is La Union and How to Get There

Interesting Tourist Spots in La Union

Things To Do When in La Union

Colorful Festivals in La Unon

La Union Photo Gallery

 

 

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