Cabangtalan Beach (Imelda's Cove)

Cabangtalan Beach, widely known as Imelda's Cove, is a secluded coastal cove in Barangay Cabangtalan, Sinait, Ilocos Sur, northern Philippines. It is notable for its curved shoreline, clear waters, and limestone rock formations enclosing the cove. The beach is a local fishing and leisure area and is recognized as a quiet alternative to more developed beaches in Ilocos Sur.

Visitors can expect a small, curved cove enclosed by low limestone cliffs and rock formations with a mix of sandy and pebbly shoreline and clear water. The setting is quiet and rural, surrounded by fishing village scenery and open sea views. Areas to explore include the shoreline, rock outcrops, and viewpoints along the cove. Activities are low-key, centered on swimming, wading, photography, and picnicking in rented cottages.

The beach is locally known as Imelda's Cove, a name associated with former First Lady Imelda Marcos who visited the area in the 1970s, after which the cove was developed as a local beach destination. It has historically served as a fishing ground for residents of Barangay Cabangtalan.