5 Beaches In The South To Visit This Summer
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5 Beaches In The South To Visit This Summer

Stephanie Palpallatoc

March 9, 2017

  • Summer’s already near and you’re thinking of taking your family or friends at the beach, but you’re worrying about the hassle of travelling to faraway places.

    Good thing is, there are places to visit that are less-hassle and distance-friendly.

    Here are five beaches in the south that you can visit with your family and friends.

    Fortune Island, Batangas

    Beach near in Manila

    Photo credit: tere terebol – blogger

    If you want to experience an ancient-type of beach, but don’t want to go too far, Fortune Island which is located in Nasugbu is the perfect place to go. Its Acropolis structure from the Acrolopolis of Athens, makes the Fortune Island unique.

    Travel time: 2 hours

    Masasa Beach, Batangas

    Beach near in Manila

    Photo credit: The Poor Traveler

    If you want to free yourself from all the stress in the city, Masasa beach is the one for you! It’s a perfect place to unwind. Also, if you’re a camping-enthusiast, you will love this place. It’s also a nice place to camp because there are no hotels and resorts in the beach.

    Travel time: 2 and a half hour

    Cagbelete Island, Quezon Province

    Beach near in Manila

    Photo credit: Travel Pilipinas

    There’s a lot of beautiful beaches in Quezon, and one of them is the Cagbalete Island in Mauban Quezon. It offers a white-sand and since the island’s already developed, there are a lot of resorts that you can choose to stay.

    Travel time: 3 hours

    Borawan Beach, Quezon Province

    Beach near in Manila

    Photo credit: The Poor Traveler

    Small but beautiful. That’s how people describe Borawan Beach. Unlike other islands in Luzon, Borawan beach is smaller, but it’s a good way to spend your vacation especially if you’re looking for a relaxing vacation spot.

    Borawan Beach It is located at Padre Burgos, Quezon Province.

    Travel time: 4 hours

    Nagsasa Cove, Zambales

    Beach near in Manila

    Photo credit: Adobong Gala

    From destruction to a perfect destination. Nagsasa Cove was once destroyed by Mt. Pinatubo explosion 22 years ago which covered the beach with ashes and destroyed the coral reefs. But years later, it became one of the best beach destination to visit. It has a beautiful ash-gray sand that turns white during noon. Its crystal-clear waters that almost reflects the sky will make you want to dip all day.

    This great vacation spot can be reached via boat or if you want to be more adventurous, you can do trek to reach the beach.

    Travel time: 5 hours

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