Bolinao, Pangasinan

What to See:
1. Patar Beach = Patar is one of the fine beaches in Luzon. Situated at the northwestern tip of Pangasinan and Lingayen Gulf, the scenic town of Bolinao boasts of a number of pristine beaches regarded to be some of the bests in the province.Considered as a hidden treasure of Bolinao, Patar beach is a gem for the beach bums and the nature lovers as well. Though its sand may not be as pure white and refined as that of Boracay, its clear aquamarine waters and unspoiled surroundings are as inviting as any of the top beaches in the country. For travelers who constantly avoid crowded and over-developed beaches, the Patar beach of Bolinao is the best fit.

Tranquil Water of Patar Beach

2. Abrak Beach = Just a few minutes drive from Bolinao town proper, Abrak is a beautiful and secluded beach that offers affordable rental beach huts for those who are on a budget. For visitors who want to spend a day or two frolicking by the beach, there are also several resorts available in the area.

Fine white sand of Abrak Beach

People enjoying there summer escapade 

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The Coves of Zambales

In the heart of Pundaquit, Zambales lies 6 magnificent coves namely, Capones Cove, Camara Cove, Silaquin Cove, Talisay Cove, Nagsasa Cove and the famous camping haven Anawangin Cove. Each coves has its own beauty that can attract local and foreign tourist.
What To See
1. Capones Island = Four kilometers away from the town of Pundaquit, Zambales is the Capones Island located, it has two kilometers of long trench mixed white sand and corals that perfectly blend with its rocky surrounding. The only man-made structure that can be seen there is the old Spanish lighthouse (Faro de Punta Capones) that was built in 1890.

2. Camara Island = Camara Island share the feature with its nearby island Capones. Mixed white sand, corals and tranquil water. This island is also good place for day/overnight campers and rich in marine life.

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