Posts Tagged ‘Porta Vega Beach’

Porta Vega Powdery White Sand Beach Lined with Coconut Trees

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I couldn’t help myself compare the sand and the waters with other popular beach destinations in the country, as my restless feet touched the shores. Indeed, the sand was so fine and powdery white and can even compete with the sands of the Boracay Island.

As for the waters, it was shallow, refreshing, and clear and on some portions reveal the rich marine life underneath. The sea urchins, starfish, stingless jellyfish and other fishes were a mainstay in the island.

It was refreshing to feel the cool breeze of the island and witness the children enjoying the perfect surroundings with their kite flying. Read More: http://www.lakwatserongtsinelas.com/2013/05/porta-vega-beach-resort.html

It's More Fun in the Philippines, No.1 for Fun!

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We boarded a fishing boat at the town’s pier and went straight to the islands, mostly uninhabited. Such beauty. After about 30 minutes of oooohs and ahhhhs, we were brought to Portavega, a very relaxing resort on a cove.

Within Portavega is a very unique, dome-shaped church with Latin words around the dome. Because of its shape, no microphones are necessary during mass. And the religious should not even talk to each other in whispers. the whole congregation will hear what you are talking about. Read More: https://boyplakwatsa.com/tag/porta-vega/

PORTA VEGA BEACH

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A place to enjoy nature plus adventure. From the port of Dimasalang, one has to ride a motorboat to travel to barangay Cadulan, the island where Porta Vega Beach Resort is located.

One will really enjoy the view of nature because aside from the cool water and rock formations, they will also find different plants and trees that surrounds the island.

The sand is so fine and powdery white and one can enjoy swimming into the clear seawater. In fact the island can even compete with other popular beach destinations in the country. Read More: http://discoverdimasalang01.blogspot.com/2014/01/a-place-where-my-heart-isdimasalang.html

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