Discover the best top things to do in Ilocos Region, Philippines including Kapurpurawan Rock Formation, La Paz Sand Dunes, Kabigan Falls, Saud Beach, Cabongaoan Beach, Tangadan Falls, Abagatanen Beach, Children's Island, Hundred Islands, Anat Falls.
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4.5 based on 231 reviews
Can I just say that in my country, the Philippines, we have everything? Land, sea and everything in between including this KAPURPURAWAN rock formation!!! If you want to impress your friends, these rock formations are the best background in your photos! There is no entrance fee, too! Horseback riding is also an option that you can do in this place. You can also see the famous Bangui windmills in this area so there’s no need to go to the other windmill site. Please be aware that there is also a rock formation in Laoag Paoay area. The rocks there are not as white and not as impressive as the ones here in Kapurpurawan.
4.5 based on 296 reviews
4x4 rides, ATV rides and Sandboarding...
This trip to La Paz Sand Dunes was actually not included in our itinerary but the hotel owner convinced us to try it. He even gave a discount so we headed out for it the next day. I was with my 2 sisters and 2 nieces and we were the first ones in the location. Before we proceeded with the 4x4 ride, we were asked to sign a waiver. We were all excited and nervous because none of us have actually tried this. All 5 of us stood at the back of the 4x4. The first few meters of the journey was smooth but when we got farther, the driver intentionally made abrupt stops which caused us to shout louder and held our grips tighter. Little did we know that this ride would give us the adrenaline rush. It was like a roller coaster ride without your seatbelt on. There were 4 stops along the way. The first one was the viewing deck of the town. The place was nothing but amazing as we watched the sun rose from that site. The second stop was the 360 degrees view of the sand dunes. Thirdly was the sea shore with huge waves and cool breeze. We were all exhausted from the bumpy ride yet our adventure wasn't over yet. Our last stop was the sandboarding area. The unlimited use of sandboard was included in the fee. I, as an adrenaline junkie, was the first to try it since every one else were afraid. My 43 year old sister was hesitant at first but later on she did it. I was just so proud of her because she conquered her fear of heights. We only did 2 rounds each because going up the hill was tiring. The journey took almost an hour to finish and when we got back to the camp, more groups were coming and the sun was already high up. It really pays to wake up early to avoid the crowd and the heat. Overall, it was great especially because i did this with my family. I wouldn't trade this moment for anything. Truly, this heart-pounding, nerve-wracking, jaw-dropping experience was one for the books.
4.5 based on 133 reviews
It was an easy hike - mostly walking. The falls is great. I would love to swim but it was so cold during my visit. The scenery while walking to the falls was also beautiful. My guide said, you can hire a carabao carriage for Php900 maximum of 9PAX per carriage. It will bring you close to the falls but you still have to hike a little to swim and take great photos with the falls. Guide fee is Php100 while entrance/environment fee is Php10.
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Went to Cabongaoan Beach for a weekend getaway from Manila. Took us about 6 hours to get there, last part was on unfinished bumpy road with tricycle, but as we got there we were amazed. The sand isn't the finest, but there were almost no people there. Exactly what we were looking for. Too bad a group of 5-6 youths kept being noisy evening through night. We didn't see any restaurants, so we bought squid (cheap), vegetables and rice and had it cooked for us. Turned out to be a lovely meal. A word of warning, if you're visiting the Death Pool, use slippers or your feet will be tortured. All in all, will definetly go back, and next time we'll check out some other beaches in the lovely Pangasinan province too.
4.5 based on 62 reviews
The Waterfalls in this municipality at La Union is an exciting tourist spot that can be reached thru an initial offroad driving followed by a motorcycle ride thru zigzag up and down narrow road. Afterwards, trek thru a path leading to an amazing downstream where water falls from a high cliff and another set of waterfalls from an uphill river. Its a nice sidetrip adventure while staying at a picturesque surfing resort in the nearby town of San Juan.
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Many people say the beaches in the south are better than those in the north. Surprisingly, this beach can keep up with those I consider as best beaches I've been to in the Panay Islands. The waters are crystal clear and blue green, the sands are beige colored, and lots of shells, corals, and pretty stones big & small abound. The waves are big and strong though, but it's what made our trip fun. My kids loved the waves splashing on them and toppling them off their feet. The shallow part's kid friendly, and the recent typhoons carved an inlet/small lagoon on the sands, perfect for small kids. On the edge of the cove, the waves are quieter as there are boulders here serving as shelter from the waves. In this area you can enjoy swimming & jumping from the boulders to the water. There's a small, shallow lagoon bordered by rocks where kids 4 years old above can swim in. For adventurous adults like my husband, you can swim & snorkel farther out in the sea. At the resort we stayed in there are picnic cottages good for at least 6-7 people following social distancing protocol. There's a store where you can buy snacks and drinks, including mineral water. We brought our own food but there's a grille you can use for roasting. The resort is clean including the toilets & shower rooms.. Parking space is ample. If you want to stay the night, there are aircon rooms for PHP3,500/1 day, 1 night. Overall, we had fun, and will definitely visit again.
4.0 based on 599 reviews
Alaminos Hundred Island is our first destination to opened up the summer. Ive taken a tour package offer in facebook, i though it will be a short trip coz we took a day tour package but its a fun filled day; we visited island by island and the time for each itenirary is just enough to enjoy what each island can offer. I like the most about this trip its not that pricey and we enjoyed the whole trip. In your stay in the island its a must try the zip line, cliff diving and banana boat ride. You can also try the snorkeling but you most rent the vest, and the snorkeling set in the island before leaving. Its a must to buy your food in the main island then bring it to the trip because the price will be doubled if your planning to buy in a store in the island. Pls bring plenty of water in your trip trust me you will need it. If your planning to take a package tour offered in fb the price, ????HUNDRED ISLAND DAY TOUR???? 999/pax INCLUSIONS: ☑️Tour Coordinator ☑️ Van Transfer (Manila-Alaminos-Manila) ???? Driver's Fee & Meal ???? Fuel Charge & Toll Fees ???? Parking ☑️ Roundtrip Boat Transfer ☑️ Island Hopping ☑️ Guide Fee ISLAND HOPPING: ????Governors Island ???? Marcos Island ???? Quezon Island ???? Cathedral cave ????Lopez island ????Cuenco island ????Pilgrimage island EXCLUSIONS: ❌Meals ❌Environmental fee/entrance fee with insurance 100/pax ❌Lifevest 50/pax ❌Table 40/pax Optional Island Activities: ????Zipline ????Kayaking ????Helmet diving ????Banana boat ????Snorkeling gear ????Parasailing ????Jetski This is the usual set up of a package tour offered in facebook. Also take note to bring all your trash back to the main island coz ther will be no trash been available in your island tour.????
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