Capones Island
In terms of size, Capones Island measures approximately 1.9 kilometers long by 0.4 kilometers wide. At its widest point, Capones Island is one of the
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PUBLISHED May 18, 2015
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In terms of size, Capones Island measures approximately 1.9 kilometers long by 0.4 kilometers wide. At its widest point, Capones Island is one of the smallest islands on western Luzon. On the western coast of the island, it is situated approximately 3.8 kilometers from the coast of Zambales. This island, as well as Camara Island and an islet connected by a sand bar, form the Capones Group of Islands. Surrounded by steep cliffs on all sides and with gorgeous white sand and coral beaches attract a lot of tourists. There are rock formations all around the place to provide great photo opportunities.
In addition to its distinctive features, the island has a historical Capones Lighthouse, which is erected on a top of the cliff at its westernmost tip. This lighthouse is a prominent place on the island that has been designated as a National Treasure. After hiking for a few minutes to the lighthouse for a few minutes to relax and enjoy themselves, most tourists choose to take a stroll on the beach to conclude their vacation.
In addition to its distinctive features, the island has a historical Capones Lighthouse, which is erected on a top of the cliff at its westernmost tip. This lighthouse is a prominent place on the island that has been designated as a National Treasure. After hiking for a few minutes to the lighthouse for a few minutes to relax and enjoy themselves, most tourists choose to take a stroll on the beach to conclude their vacation.
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