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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Dalugan Beach
Dalugan Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Casiguran, Aurora with a fabulous view of the Pacific Ocean, the lush, diverse forests of the San Ildefonso Mountain Range, and the rock formation along the shoreline. Agta's, Aeta's or Dumagat's are the first inhabitants of Sitio Dalugan.
Sierra Madre Mountain Ranges - Journey to Casiguran
Currently, the roads that link Casiguran to the rest of the towns in the province closely follow and capture the magnificence of Sierra Madre mountain ranges. The mist-covered jungles are home of the extravagantly fertile and primitive flora. Aerial plants and ferns are hanging overhead and mosses covering the enormous tree trunks seem to be like green velvet. An emerald green glow fills the jungle as sunlight pass through these verdant mountains. The landscape is dominated by peak higher than thousand meters, which today remain unexplored. Anyone can feel insignificant and humble in those imposing and enormous surrounding. However, the journey is not for the fainthearted traveler as the roads winds through these high mountains.
Monday, October 27, 2008
Nature's INFINITY POOL - Dalugan Bay
At Dalugan Bay, tidal pools and limestone cliffs are formed due to the strong waves of the Pacific Ocean. These reefs along the coast make swimming not quite possible, but they create a strong rush of waves that gives the scene a touch of excitement. These waves fill the depressions with sea water, thus forming an astonishing nature’s infinity pool! These natural pools along the beach allow the locals to swim in relative safety from the crashing waves. The adventurous can also climb these limestone cliffs and enjoy the surreal experience of viewing the vast ocean and verdant mountains.
Dalugan Bay is a visual feast for nature’s lover and outdoor enthusiast!
Dalugan Bay at San Ildefonso Peninsula
Remote and pristine, this wide stretch of white sand is totally deserted. Walking form the tree line to the beach is a surreal experience, making you feel you are the very first person on earth to set foot on this enigmatic place.
The mystic beauty and awesomeness of the Dalugan Bay and the rest of San Ildefonso Peninsula have fascinated missionaries and adventurers. For quite some time now,solitary foreigners and tourists have been coming here to do some soul searching. Here, meditation comes easily, a sense of calmness pervades the tired spirit, and many worries and anxieties just seem to melt away.
The sheer beauty of Dalugan Bay is spellbinding! Its grandeurs are infinite!
Motiong Beach
Motyong is a popular beach filled with fine white sand. There are no resorts in this area, and there are few private rest houses. There is a private airstrip located nearby but not operational. Plans are underway to make it into a full-sized airport, making Motiong ideal for possible resort & hotel investment. The picture above is the only lodging house currently available at Motiong Beach.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Maiinit Hot Spring
After roaming around the town of Casiguran, you can relax those sore muscles with a soothing dip at the Maiinit Hot Spring located at Brgy. Calangcusan. This forest hot spring wells-up in the mountain few meters walk from Sitio Maiinit. To be here is like being in an outdoor spa with the relaxing green landscape around you wafting your cares away!
Snorkeling and Diving
Casiguran has an abundance of shallow coral reefs, where a snorkeler can enjoy the myriad forms of coral and undersea life. The beauties of the reef that stretch throughout the lengthy coastline are still waiting to be discovered.
One can also investigate the coral reef off-shore of Casiguran and Dilasag, where many potential diving spots still lie barely explored. Besides the coral gardens, which are mostly in pristine condition, the quality of the corals improves as you get deeper. As snorkeling & diving here is not usual, the fish are curious of divers and will approach them.
With perseverance, the results of underwater photography can be spectacular!
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