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Bonbon Beach – Most Beautiful Beach in Romblon Island

BONBON BEACH

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Just five kilometers from the downtown, Bonbon Beach is perhaps the most beautiful and popular beach in the island. Located in Barangay Lonos, Bonbon is a privately owned white sandy beach on a gradually sloping seafront that stretches up to approximately two kilometers. It is linked to an uninhabited Bang-og Island by a sandbar that is submerged on a knee to chest deep water during high tide.

It is a bare beach – no resort nor other commercial amenities. Just pure sand, turquoise water, fantastic view of the Tablas Island, beautiful sunset and the typical rural beach life. Since it is a private property, you need to ask permission if you have plan of camping in the area. Read More: http://www.lakwatsero.com/spots/the-beaches-of-romblon-island/

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A beautiful beach on Romblon Island. A long sandbar connects the beach with a nearby island (Bangug Island). During low tide you can walk over. Just make sure you return before the tide comes back. The northern part of the beach is a great place for scuba diving and snorkeling. You find many marine species and healthy corals. The south side of the beach is protected by the sandbar. It is a perfect place to swim or to chill in the water. Make sure you enter directly from the provincial road as the property is private and the owners won’t allow trespassing. Read More: https://www.gogobot.com/romblon-philippines/things-to-do/bonbon-beach

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One of the province’s pride is Bonbon Beach in Barangay Lonos, just five kilometers from the downtown. It is a privately owned white sandy beach on a gradually sloping seafront that stretches up to approximately two kilometers sandbar linked to Ban-Og Island. The sandbar submerges significantly during high tide.

It is a bare beach – no resort nor other commercial amenities. Just pure sand, turquoise water, fantastic view of the Tablas Island, beautiful sunset and the typical rural beach life. A perfect place to unwind, relax and appreciate the beauty of the tropical paradise that is Romblon. Read More: http://www.lakwatsero.com/photo-blog/bonbon-beach-romblon/comment-page-1/

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