About Balanga Wetland and Nature Park
Balanga Wetland and Nature Park is a 153-hectare coastal wetland and mangrove park in Barangay Tortugas, Balanga City, Bataan, Philippines. Developed by the City Government of Balanga as an ecotourism and conservation site, it protects mangrove forests and tidal flats along Manila Bay. The park is notable as a stopover and habitat for migratory birds, offering boardwalks, viewing decks and educational facilities for nature observation.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a flat coastal wetland landscape with mangrove forests, tidal flats, fishponds and open water along Manila Bay. The park has wooden boardwalks, elevated viewing decks and bird hides for observing migratory and resident birds. Areas include landscaped grounds, a visitor centre and open spaces for walking and photography. The environment is quiet and natural, focused on birdwatching, nature observation and environmental education.
Key highlights
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153-hectare coastal wetland and mangrove ecosystem along Manila Bay
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Important stopover site for migratory birds from Siberia, China and Japan
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Elevated boardwalks and birdwatching towers for viewing birds and mangroves
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Diverse mangrove species and tidal flat habitat
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Environmental education and conservation area developed by the City Government of Balanga