Baler, Aurora
June 20 was a non-working holiday in commemoration of our national hero's 150th birthday. Given that there are only few long weekends this year, my office mates and I took upon the chance to get out of the city and enjoy the weekend. So we went to Baler...
Baler was truly enjoyable! We stayed at Bahia de Baler and dined at Bay's Inn. The beach was perfect for surfing with its long shore line, smooth sand, gradual descent, and nice waves. The town and its surrounding areas were beautiful. Here are some of the activities that we did, as well as the places we visited:
First order of business: Surf's up!
2nd day we went around Baler: Maria Aurora's house
Then off to Quezon Park
Quezon Park housed the Museo de Baler
In decades past, villagers climbed Ermita hill to avoid an incoming tsunami
2nd day we went around Baler: Maria Aurora's house
Then off to Quezon Park
Quezon Park housed the Museo de Baler
In decades past, villagers climbed Ermita hill to avoid an incoming tsunami
We decided to pursue a cove with white beach,
along the way we passed by Dima-dimalangat
along the way we passed by Dima-dimalangat
Surfing is no easy feat. But thanks to Charlie Does
I had a surfin' good time!
Transportation: Sir Allan and Ate RiaI had a surfin' good time!
** Courtesies in place**
Reservation and Accommodation: Treb
Pictures: Sir Allan and Alden