Giant Clams (Taklobo) are known to be the largest living bivalve mollusks and the most endangered clam species. Several of these fascinating marine creatures can be found in Hundred Islands, Pangasinan. Even the Italian scholar Antonio Pigafetta mentioned them in his …
The Children’s Island in Hundred Islands National Park lives up to its name as its shallow waters are very suitable for small children. This island can be considered as the kiddie version of Hundred Islands’ Quezon Island because there are …
The Quezon Island can be considered as Hundred Islands’ activity center because aside from its many islands, this jam-packed bliss is the only place where you’ll see a lot different fun activities happening. We’ve seen people throwing Frisbees, playing volleyball, …
Marcos Island has a fantastic beach and a natural swimming pool that is a great combo for swimming enthusiasts. Who wouldn’t be tempted to swim in the beach’s clean and clear water which is surrounded by a wonderful view of …
Governor’s Island is a charming spot in Hundred Islands National Park, which has a lot to offer its visitors. It could be the reason why it was chosen to be the location of the Big Brother House in 2006 for …
Hundred Islands National Park is the most renowned attraction in Pangasinan. The sight of its group of islets is simply captivating. Exploring and hopping on each of its islands is quite an adventure. They may all look similar but they …
Lucap Wharf in Alaminos City is the first area that we explored upon reaching Pangasinan. We just came from a three-hour trip from Baguio City. After a short rest, we headed straight there despite the afternoon heat. Our seven-minute walk …
Pangasinan is known for its Hundred Islands National Park together with its fantastic beaches in Bolinao, Lingayen, Tombobong and Anda. The province got its name a long time ago from its major industry which is salt. The Filipino word “asin” means …