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Amoingon Beach is the Snorkeling Capital of Marinduque

AMOINGON BEACH

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If you like gazing at corals and colorful schools of fish rather than swimming and grilling, then you shouldn’t miss Amoingon Beach in Marinduque. Its waters are so teeming with marine life that many would call it the snorkeling capital of Marinduque. Still, if you’re not a fan of marine life or anything like that, you can still have fun above the clear shallow waters of Amoingon Beach. Get some fresh air and sunshine outdoors, or rent the nearest transient house and inhale the smell of the sea every morning while jogging.

Amoingon Beach is located in Boac, mainland Marinduque and is accessible from either Santa Cruz of Mogpog via buses or longer jeepney rides. Read More: https://outoftownblog.com/the-best-beach-destinations-in-marinduque/

Photo from: http://marinduquegov.blogspot.com/2012/10/time-for-starfishes-tun-shells-and.html

Found within Boac, the island’s capital, low-key Amoingan Beach was resurrected from a mining accident that took place years ago. Thanks to efforts of the local residents, it has again caught the eye of many tourists. Dubbed as the snorkeling capital, you can explore its pristine waters! Here, you can witness playful fish among colorful reefs. As the sun sets and low tide creeps in the pebble beach, the locals collect varieties of edible mollusks. Why not try out their local dishes? They will pleasantly surprise your taste buds! Read More: https://philihappy.com/essential-marinduque-beach-guide-summer/

Photo from: http://marinduquegov.blogspot.com/2012/06/amoingon-beach-colors.html

This may not be as famous as the other beaches in Marinduque but Amoingon beach holds something that’s not immediately seen as its attractions are hidden.

Amoingon beach is considered the snorkeling capital of Marinduque where there are coral gardens which are home to clown fish, other tropical fish, and mollusks. There’s a great number of sea urchins as well when the tide is low which the locals gladly pick and have them for mealtime.

Don’t expect fine sand in this beach but pebbles. After all, the beauty lies underwater so keep searching. Read More: http://www.wowmarinduque.com/destinations/beaches/amoingon-beach-the-snorkeling-capital-of-marinduque/

Photo from: https://philihappy.com/essential-marinduque-beach-guide-summer/