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PUBLISHED May 2, 2015
PHOTOGRAPHY and WORDS BY MARIANO SAYNO

You and your family and friends can experience the beauty of San Narciso Beach in Quezon Province. This stunning beach offers plenty of activities and attractions for everyone to enjoy. The beige-white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters of San Narciso Beach make it an ideal spot for a day out. Whether you want to take photos of the beach, enjoy a picnic in one of the cottages, or take in the scenery of the rock formations, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

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One of the most impressive features of this beach is the stunning natural rock formations around it, including the giant and awe-inspiring Barkong Bato. This feature can be spotted easily even from the main road leading to the town, so you can make your way over and get up close to marvel at it in all its glory. Locals and tourists alike flock to this beach to enjoy its picturesque landscape, ideal for taking Instagram-worthy sunset and sunrise shots.

 

If you’re feeling adventurous and want to explore the hidden gems of San Narciso Beach, its secluded cave is an absolute must-see. Nestled away just a few meters from the main beach, you’ll find yourself standing in a tranquil cave filled with white sand beneath your feet. It’s definitely a sight to behold and visitors can’t help but take pictures of this unique discovery.

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One of the most impressive features of this beach is the stunning natural rock formations around it, including the giant and awe-inspiring Barkong Bato. This feature can be spotted easily even from the main road leading to the town, so you can make your way over and get up close to marvel at it in all its glory. Locals and tourists alike flock to this beach to enjoy its picturesque landscape, ideal for taking Instagram-worthy sunset and sunrise shots.

 

If you’re feeling adventurous and want to explore the hidden gems of San Narciso Beach, its secluded cave is an absolute must-see. Nestled away just a few meters from the main beach, you’ll find yourself standing in a tranquil cave filled with white sand beneath your feet. It’s definitely a sight to behold and visitors can’t help but take pictures of this unique discovery.

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One area of the beach where you’ll definitely see touristic activity is the large rock formation perfect for diving and jumping. Many tourists have followed the local children’s lead and take the plunge into the ocean – carefully of course! While this spot is quite secluded and far away from the main beach. Don’t worry though – experienced guides are available to guide you up and down the bamboo stairs that lead you to the area.

 

The beaches here are never too crowded, even on weekends. This makes it the ideal place to escape the stresses of the city and just enjoy the beauty of nature. Whether you’re looking for an adventure or simply a chance to relax, you’ll find it here. So why not head to San Narciso Beach today and explore its wonders!

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