Makin' A Splash in Batangas

Makin' A Splash in Batangas

Do you want to unwind on a beautiful beach but short on budget and time? Don’t worry because Batangas is the best place for you. The province of Batangas possess beautiful beaches, and its only a one-hour-drive from Manila! Scroll down to know the “must visit” beaches in Batangas:

LAIYA, SAN JUAN


Laiya beach, located at the Municipality of San Juan, is one of the most popular summer destinations in the Philippines. It is also known for its white powder-like sand and clear water. This beach offers resorts and hotels that can fit to your budget, from affordable to high-end resorts. Aside from swimming, there are other activities that you can enjoy in the beach like jet ski and banana boat riding. Laiya is only 2.5 – 3 hr-drive away from Manila.

How to Get There: from Manila (Cubao or Buendia), take an ALPS bus bound to San Juan, Batangas. Then take a jeepney going to Laiya beach.


CALATAGAN



Calatagan is also known for its white sand and long shoreline. Due to its location in the western part of the province, it can offer you the best sunset in the country. And like Laiya, there are also many beaches in Calatagan that are worth visiting.

How to Get There: from Manila (Buendia or Cubao), take a bus bound to Calatagan. Then take a tricycle or jeepney that will take you to resorts.

ANILAO, MABINI


Anilao, known by many as the birthplace of scuba diving in the Philippines, can offer you great sceneries and enjoyable activities such as island hopping, snorkeling and diving. You can trek in Gulugod Baboy to see the amazing view of beaches in Anilao and other parts of Batangas province.

How to Get There: from Manila (Buendia or Cubao), take a bus bound to Batangas Grand Terminal. From there, ride a jeepney going to Mabini. Lastly, ride a tricycle that will take you to Anilao.

If you want to experience a hassle free and convenient way to reach and see all the magnificent beaches in Batangas, Lumina got the right thing for you, an affordable house and lot.

To know more, call our Lumina Tanauan and Sto. Tomas Marketing Department at (0917) 801 2415 / (0920) 911 1470.





Sources:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laiya_Beach
http://wowbatangas.com/
www.pinoyadventurista.com/2017/02/top-best-beaches-in-batangas-resorts-philippines.html

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