Featured Destination: Puerto Princesa

Posted by Lakwatsero in Destinations, Luzon on 01. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments

The heart of the Philippine’s last frontier, Puerto Princesa is the second largest city in the Philippines in terms of land area and dubbed as the city in the forest. Home to the world’s longest navigable underground river – the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city boasts of being [...]

Hundred Islands National Park (Alaminos)

Posted by Lakwatsero in Destinations, Luzon on 25. Jul, 2010 | 1 Comment

The most popular tourist spot in Pangasinan, Hundred Islands National Park is a group of islands in Lingayen Gulf, Alaminos City. It is made up of 123 islands and islets (124 on low tide), believed to be formed more than two million years ago. Only five hours away from Manila, Hundred Islands is a perfect [...]

Caramoan

Posted by Lakwatsero in Destinations, Luzon on 12. Jul, 2010 | 2 Comments

In the farthest  coast of Camarines Sur is a paradise hidden in an underdeveloped and rural soil, where white sand beaches, limestone cliffs, islands and islets are common scenery. This is Caramoan! Caramoan, a peninsular town, is a group of islands and islets scattered in the Pacific Ocean, endowed with nature’s beauty and preserved by [...]

Cuyo Island

Posted by Lakwatsero in Destinations, Luzon on 16. Mar, 2010 | 6 Comments

Blessed with rich history and culture, unexploited islands and islets that are decorated with white sand beaches and built by waves and strong winds is Cuyo, a group of island under the jurisdiction of the province of Palawan that sits amid the vast Sulu Sea. It is a small community that punches above its weight [...]

Cagbalete Island

Posted by Lakwatsero in Destinations, Luzon on 17. Aug, 2009 | 18 Comments

Off the coast of Mauban, Quezon, an unforgettable island experience awaits everyone – the Cagbalate Island.

Cagbalete is another jewel of the Quezon Province. Located in the Lamon Bay fronting the Pacific Ocean, it is another paradise in the province of Quezon surrounded by fine white sand that exposes during low tide.

Anawangin Cove

Posted by Lakwatsero in Destinations, Luzon on 05. Jul, 2009 | 31 Comments

The eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in 1991 changed the landscape of Central Luzon, and among the changes is the emergence of a secluded cove dotted with Agoho trees on ash and sand mixture – the Anawangin Cove.

Anawangin Cove is in the province of Zambales, facing the South China Sea. It can be reached via half an hour boat ride from Barangay Pundaquit or San Miguel in San Antonio, Zambales or via a four to six hours trek of Mt. Pundaquit.