Ang Init. Tara, Pasyal! : Top 5 Best Summer Destinations in Luzon

Ang init, mars! Agree ka ‘di ba?

It is no longer the season wherein we lock ourselves inside and drink that very warm hot chocolate cuddled up in thick blankets like the last 3 months. It’s already the season wherein you just got out of the shower and you’re already sweating.

Annoying! But once we finally quenched our bodies’ thirst for coolness, it’s so refreshing and satisfying!

With that, here are our Top 5 Best Summer Destinations in Luzon!

Basco, Batanes

The Province of Batanes is known for its picturesque landscapes and traditional Ivatan culture. Basco, the capital of Batanes, is a great place to start your trip.

Here you can explore the town’s historical sites, cultural attractions, and a picturesque lighthouse. Sabtang Island is a nearby island that features traditional Ivatan houses and stunning beaches.

Nakamaya Burial Grounds are pre-colonial grave sites that offer a glimpse into Batanes’ rich cultural history. Marlboro Hills is a scenic spot that offers breathtaking views of Batanes’ rolling hills.

El Nido, Palawan

It wouldn’t be a summer vacation without visiting a beach, am I right? Palawan is an island province that is known for its crystal-clear waters, stunning beaches, and abundant marine life.

El Nido is a popular beach destination that offers numerous activities such as island hopping, kayaking, and snorkeling.

Coron Island is known for its shipwrecks, dive spots, and crystal-clear waters. Honda Bay is a group of islands that features white sand beaches, clear waters, and coral reefs.

Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that boasts a spectacular underground river and stunning rock formations. You have got to see and experience this firsthand!

Boracay

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We all know Boracay is known for their best beaches! Somewhere most foreigners would love to see aside from Palawan!

Boracay Island is a small island in the Western Visayas region that is known for its white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters.

White Beach is a long stretch of powdery white sand that offers various activities such as parasailing, banana boat rides, and sunset cruises.

Puka Beach is a more secluded beach that is known for its beautiful shells and crystal-clear waters.

Bulabog Beach is a popular spot for kiteboarding and windsurfing while Diniwid Beach is a quieter beach that offers a more peaceful atmosphere.

So many beaches to choose from! Pick one of your best interest!

Baguio

Are you Filipino if you have never heard of Baguio? With their best weather and good native food – and not to mention their strawberries, you will always want to go back for more!

Burnham Park is a central park that offers various activities such as boating, biking, and picnicking. Mines View Park offers a panoramic view of Baguio’s mountains and valleys. The Tam-Awan Village showcases traditional Cordilleran houses and art.

Then, if you’re up for shopping The Baguio Night Market offers local street food, souvenirs, and bargain shopping – it’s a shopaholic’s dream!

Zambales

Now, Zambales is a province in Central Luzon that is known for its beaches and mountains. Anawangin Cove is a beach that is surrounded by towering pine trees and features clear waters and fine sand.

Nagsasa Cove is another picturesque beach that is surrounded by lush vegetation and features rock formations.

Mount Pinatubo is a popular hiking destination that offers a stunning view of a crater lake.

These are our Top 5 Luzon Summer Destinations. This island in our archipelago offers such a large and diverse range of summer destinations that cater to different interests and preferences.

Do you like beaches? mountains? cultural heritage? outdoor activities? Luzon has it all for you!

Beat the heat here in Luzon!

Danielle Bayani

Writing since the age of 2 and have been fascinated with it ever since. Grateful for the undying support from my parents. I write because it’s a God-given gift to me; for everything, to God be the glory.

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