Posts Tagged ‘Sinait Beach’

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

 

 

 

 

AWESOME BEACHES IN ILOCOS SUR

 

The province of Ilocos Sur welcomes you to its collection of magnificent beaches:

 

Santiago / Sabangan Cove

 

Photo from: paulignatius.wordpress.com

 

In the small town of Santiago, Ilocos Sur, lies a small patch of paradise-like cove called the Sabangan Cove, or more known as the Santiago Cove. It is also dubbed as the “Boracay of Ilocos Sur” because of its white sands.

The coast, spanning almost a kilometer long, boasts with white sands and calm waters that make it perfect for swimming. During the high sun, you can see the white fine sands that slowly dissolve when stepped on. During evenings, the water’s temperatures are just right for those who want to bathe. And being in a cove surrounded by reefs, strong waves are calmed down before reaching the shore.

Surrounding the beachline are rows of the cabana, painted with different colors, that were built by the local government. Commonly, it is occupied with eateries or stores selling sea products. During evenings, electric lighting illuminates the beach. There are also cottages that can be rented.  Read More:  http://www.tupanggala.com/santiago-cove/

 

Sinait Beach

 

Ilocos Sur Sinait BeachPhoto from: http://www.eagerexplorer.com/2014/02/relaxing-in-sinait-ilocos-sur/

 

What I particularly loved about this beach is that it’s completely devoid of the presence of tourists. It was such a local beach, where families hang out to spend their weekends – where kids swim in their shirts and shorts (yes, that’s how we swam as kids too), where the courageous sing their hearts out in the karaoke machine, and where the older folks chill out to drink and be merry. – http://www.eagerexplorer.com/2014/02/relaxing-in-sinait-ilocos-sur/

 

Mindoro Beach

 

Ilocos Sur Vigan Beach Photo from: http://photosby.the-soliloquist.net/post/387266005/mindoro-beach-vigan-ilocos-sur-vivitar-ultra

 

On this second visit, I was totally mesmerized by Mindoro Beach. I have no idea that Vigan City has a beach, let alone a black sand beach. I know how rare these kinds of beaches are, and it was the first time for me to experience such.

Although foreign tourists will die for a black sand beach, this kind of sand, however, is not very popular with the Filipino beach-goers. And it is quite apparent during our visit; there were hardly anyone on the beach except us and three locals body slamming with the waves. We literally have the whole stretch of Mindoro Beach just for ourselves. – http://www.lakadpilipinas.com/2014/09/mindoro-beach-vigan-black-sand.html

 

 

Go  To  Part  1234

 

 

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

Awesome Beaches in Ilocos Sur

Colorful Festivals in Ilocos Sur

Have Fun in Ilocos Sur

Ilocos Sur Photo Gallery

Ilocos Sur Video Collection

 

 

Other Visitors Also Viewed:

 

 

The Enchanting Libtec Underground River

Best Tourist Attractions in Zamboanga del Sur

Amoingon Beach is Called The Snorkeling Capital of Marinduque

Cagayan Video Collection

The Magnificent Baliuag Lenten (Holy Week) Procession in Bulacan

Interesting Places to Visit in Siquijor

Join the “Wet ‘n Wild” Regada Water Festival in Cavite

Fun Activities To Do in Romblon

Having Fun in Isabela

 

 

 

 

 


* * * * * * * * * * * * * * PHILIPPINE TRAVEL GUIDE
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *

     

Featured Videos

DOUBLE CLICK FOR FULL SCREEN

 

 

 

 

 



  S U P P O R T    N E E D E D


This is a non-profit site to help
promote tourism in the Philippines.
We need your support to maintain
this site online.

How to help:

  • visit our site frequently, check out new articles which we post regularly and
  • invite friends and relatives to visit this site and check our posts, or

  • any amount.

    T H A N K     Y O U !

 


 

Visitors Worldwide