Buaya Beach in Iloilo

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BUAYA BEACH

Photo from: http://mybeautifuliloilo.blogspot.com/2012/12/sicogon-island-glorious-tropical.html

The sandy beach lining the coast of Brgy. Buaya is (arguably) the best swimming beach in Sicogon Island. It was once the setting for the seaside pavilion of Sicogon Island Resort.

The opulent structures of the resort are long gone. Instead, tall coconut trees and nipa hut dwellings of locals now dominate the landscape. The main cluster of the Gigantes Islands can be seen from Brgy. Buaya side of Sicogon.

There are beach cottages near the middle part of the beach. These simple nipa hut accommodations are available for day trippers and “overnighters.”

The mid-part of the beach has the widest shoreline and has the lightest colored/finest sand. The sand in Sicogon has a slight yellow/orange tint. Walking further east or westwards, the coast gets more irregular. Read More: http://www.exploreiloilo.com/do/info/sicogon/

Photo from: http://mybeautifuliloilo.blogspot.com/2012/12/sicogon-island-glorious-tropical.html

Fronting the white sand beach of Barangay Buaya is Tumaquin Island known for its aura of fantasy. This unhabited island has clear waters and creamy beach. Identified as a potential scuba diving site which holds the elusive qualities of undersea world. Trekking farther on the north east of Barangay Buaya, approximately two kilometers, is the majestic Mt. Opao, the pride of Sicogon Island. Standing at the top one can have a breathtaking view of the island and the neighboring islands. Its forested slopes are acclaimed to be the haven of wild boars, bald eagles, pitcher plant and various species of flora and fauna. The whole of Sicogon Island depends on the natural spring coming from Mt. Opao for their water system.

Another attraction of the island are its abundant coral reefs which is good for scuba diving and snorkeling. Giant clams are also abundant in the island. This clams can grow up to 4 feet in diameter and most of this clams can be found near the entrance of old Spanish churches used to hold holy water. Read More: http://allaboutcarles.blogspot.com/2009/12/sicogon-island-carles-iloilo-once.html

Photo from: http://www.spot.ph/things-to-do/the-latest-things-to-do/65484/sicogon-island-beach-iloilo-a30-20160306

The beach of barangay Buaya in Sicogon Island remains among the most beautiful even up now. It is for those who are dreaming of a quiet vacation under a warm sun and a constant breeze. The island is still a big potential to welcome many of tourists looking for the best beach in Iloilo. Presently, Sicogon is undergoing rehabilitation and construction for its future 5-star resort and hotel.

Witness the waves break out in the ocean from two of Barangay Buaya’s cottages. For the budget-conscious traveler, the cottage, maximum of four persons would cost as low as P150.00 overnight per person. Experience an authentic island atmosphere and a genuinely gracious staff, Barangay Captain Winifred Gonzales and Merlinda Andrade (09109243074) are dedicated to helping you have a great time in Sicogon. Read More: http://mybeautifuliloilo.blogspot.com/2012/12/sicogon-island-glorious-tropical.html

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