5 places to discover
Ba Dong Beach is a coastal beach in Truong Long Hoa commune, Duyen Hai town, Vinh Long Province (formerly Tra Vinh Province) in the Mekong Delta of southern Vietnam. Stretching about 10 km along the East Sea, it is known for its flat sandy shoreline, extensive casuarina forests and calm waters. It is one of the few sea beaches in the Mekong Delta and serves as a popular local recreation area for swimming, sightseeing and seafood.
Jomalig Island is a remote island municipality in northern Quezon Province, Philippines, located in the Pacific Ocean east of Luzon. Separated from the mainland by Lamon Bay, it is known for its extensive golden-white sand beaches, clear waters, and low-lying coastal landscape with pine-like agoho trees. The island is notable for its undeveloped, tranquil character, traditional fishing villages, and beaches such as Salibungot and Kanaway that attract visitors seeking nature and beach camping.
Kwebang Lampas is a coastal beach and natural rock cave located in Barangay Ibabang Polo, Pagbilao, Quezon, Philippines. The site is known for its white sand shoreline and a distinctive limestone cave tunnel that connects two coves and can be traversed at low tide. Accessible primarily by boat, it is a popular day-trip and camping destination noted for clear waters, rock formations, and relatively undeveloped natural surroundings.
Liwliwa Beach is a coastal beach in Barangay Santo Niño, San Felipe, Zambales, on the west coast of Luzon facing the West Philippine Sea. Known for its gray-brown sand and consistent surf breaks, it has developed from a quiet fishing shoreline into a laid-back surf and camping destination. The beach is lined with small resorts, hostels and surf schools offering budget-friendly stays, and is noted for relaxed atmosphere and sunset views.
Masasa Beach is a white-sand beach on Tingloy Island in the municipality of Tingloy, Batangas, Philippines. Located in Barangay San Juan on Maricaban Island, it faces the Verde Island Passage and is known for its fine light-colored sand, clear turquoise water and views of nearby islets. Accessible only by boat from Anilao Port in Mabini, it is a popular destination for swimming, snorkeling, camping and island hopping.