THE BEAUTY OF

Manila Bay

PUBLISHED April 26, 2011

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARIANO SAYNO

A natural harbor that serves as the Port of Manila, Philippines and considered as one of the world’s great harbours, the Manila bay. Once extremely overpolluted and lacking maintenance, the bay has since then improved with strict implementations of anti-pollution and management of the water quality. Rehabilitation of the bay brought countless marine life back as well as the reduction of hazardous substances that once choked the harbour’s waters.

Nowadays, tourists and visitors come to take pictures with the dramatic horizon of the Manila Bay and enjoy the cool breeze of the sea, but of all things as to why this harbour is well known to many, is because of its beautiful sunset. Truly, a natural beauty unlike anything you’ve ever seen. It is at the time of dusk when the bay becomes occupied with sunset-watchers and photo-takers. Don’t miss visiting and watching the sunset before traveling someplace else, for you will be relaxed, enjoy and will always be worth your stay.

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