Cemento Beach

Cemento Beach is a coastal beach in Barangay Zabali, Baler, Aurora, facing Baler Bay on the eastern coast of Luzon. Located south of Sabang Beach near the Baler Fish Port, it is named after an old cement plant in the area. Known for its dark sand, rocky shoreline and consistent waves, it is a quieter alternative to Sabang for surfing and sightseeing, offering views of the Sierra Madre mountains and the Pacific Ocean.

Visitors can expect a relatively undeveloped, rocky and dark-sand beach facing the Pacific Ocean with strong waves and views of Baler Bay. The shoreline is lined with rocks and fishing boats near the Baler Fish Port, with fewer crowds than Sabang Beach. Areas for walking, photography and watching surfers are accessible along the coast, with small local eateries and parking near the access road.

Named after a former cement plant that once operated along this stretch of coast, which gave the beach its local name. The area reflects Baler's post-war development period when the plant was a local landmark.

Part of Baler's surf culture as a secondary surf spot to Sabang Beach, frequented by local surfers and fishing communities. It represents the quieter coastal lifestyle of Zabali and Baler Bay.