ECO-TOURISM
SUBIC, ZAMBALES
If you are into nature, appreciate the
wilderess and the beauty of protected forests
and lush jungle areas, you have come to the right
place in your quest. You won’t be disappointed
with Subic Bay for exceptional ecological and
nature experiences.
If you enjoy bird watching, remote stream
fishing or simply want to be at one with nature,
then this program offers you the opportunity to
hire an FSC guide to show you and your group
some of the most beautiful back-country areas of
Subic.
The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority
Tourism Department and Freeport Services
Corporation (FSC) offer tours and a wide variety
of adventures in the deeply forested nature areas
in and around Subic Bay. Trips to Baton Falls,
Hidden Falls, El Kabayo Falls, Pamulaklakin Forest
Trails, and the Pamulaklakin River in the Binictican
Heights area are but a few of the wonders of
nature waiting for your senses to absorb.
The Gigantes Islands, also known as Islas de
Gigantes or the islands of giants, is a remote
group of islands located off the coast of Carles and
Estancia towns in northeastern Iloilo, Philippines.
It takes at least 5 hours to get there from Iloilo
City.
GIGANTE ISLAND Dayang Beach In Talicud, Davao del Norte
ILO-ILO
The Gigantes Islands, also known as Islas
de Gigantes or the islands of giants, is a remote
group of islands located off the coast of Carles and
Estancia towns in northeastern Iloilo, Philippines. It
takes at least 5 hours to get there from Iloilo City.
Those willing to go the “extra mile” can look
forward to enjoying beautiful seascapes and a laid-
back island lifestyle that Gigantes has to offer.
The islands are blessed with pristine white
sand beaches, bountiful fresh seafood, and jagged
rock formations shrouded by mystical tales of
locals. Despite the increase of tourist arrivals in
recent years, Gigantes has retained its off-beat
charm and remains relatively underdeveloped
compared to Boracay, Bohol, and other
mainstream tourist destinations in the Philippines.
Recognized as one of the tropical havens in Samal
Island are Babu Santa and Dayang Beach in Talicud
Island. The resorts are exceedingly ideal for people
who would simply want to experience nature’s
beauty at its finest. Babu Santa and Dayang Beach
have safeguarded the splendour of its
environment by not commercializing the resort;
just plain pristine waters and picturesque
landscapes conducive for enjoyment. Ride any of
the five boats from Sta. Ana Warf, Davao City (
Jessa Boat, Shirly Boat, hof Gorei Boat and Pacific
Boat) from 10am- 3pm. However, if you are in for
a more exciting trip, you may ride the barge from
Sasa Wharf to Samal Port, then ride a single
motorcycle or hire a multicab that will take you to
Penaplata Warehouse to Kaputian, then ride a boat
to Talicud. From the town proper of Talicud you
can take a few minutes motorcycle ride to Babu
Santa.
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