driving to Bolinaofare to BolinaoHot to commute to BolinaoMust eat in BolinaoMust know about BolinaoMust see in bolinao pangasinan
Come on now to Bolinao!
Must see in Bolinao Pangasinan
One of the
best places to visit in the north is Bolinao, Pangasinan. Though not so popular
like Ilocos, still a must see one! And personally, will definitely go back to
the Hidden Jewel of the north.
Then why
visit Bolinao, Pangasinan? Picture perfect views, historical Light house,
Enchanting Cave and the Golden Beach! Aside from them, this destination is a
budget friendly one! Cheapest Bolinao and Hundred Island Itinerary and Tour –
Check it out!
How to get to Bolinao, Pangasinan
There are
two options to get to Bolinao, Pangasinan. One is commuting via public
transportation and two is to get there by your own private car.
Commuting to Bolinao, Pangasinan
From Manila
to Bolinao options:
Ride a bus
from Pasay ( Five Star Bus inc.)
Ride a bus
from Cubao Q.C (Victory liner)
Ride a bus
from Cubao QC ( Dagupan Bus Line)
Fare:
Aircondition
Bus – P 450 – 500
Non
Aircondition Bus – P 300 – 350
From Boliano
Terminal, ride tricycle to Patar Beach or to your accommodation.
Driving by private vehicle to Bolinao,
Pangasinan
Take SCTEX
(Subic, Clark and Tarlac Express way) to Tarclac going to Camiling then
Alaminos, Pangasinan. Go straight ahead until reached Bani junction. Take the
road going to Bolinao.
Another
route is via Iba, longer driver but view is scenic.
Must eat in Bolinao, Pangasinan
Tupig,
Binungay and Seaffod! Check them out here: Most Recommended Restaurants anddelicacies in Bolinao, Pangasinan
Must know about Bolinao, Pangasinan
Situated on
the west coast along the South China Sea is the town proper of Bolinao
Pangasinan.
Bolinao is known for several untouched beaches. Among all the beaches, one
toped them all, Patar Beach!
According to
the myths, Bolinao is a tiny settlement which is now called Barrio Binabalian
in Santiago Island. The name Bolinao is said to be the remote fishing enclave
from the fish piece “monamon” but commonly called “Bolinao by tagalong,
Bicolanos and Visayans.
If you find this post helpful and you appreciate it, Come on! please do SHARE on social media and let your friends
know as well!
Or want know more about my sassy experiences? Subscribe on the right pane of this site! I'll be happy to spread the enthusiasm to LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST SMARTLY!
Is there any experience you want to share with me or you want to seek any tips or ask questions, I will be delighted to hear it! COMMENT on below because I am interested! Ops! Don't forget to add your email address so I can get back to you!
Or want know more about my sassy experiences? Subscribe on the right pane of this site! I'll be happy to spread the enthusiasm to LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST SMARTLY!
Is there any experience you want to share with me or you want to seek any tips or ask questions, I will be delighted to hear it! COMMENT on below because I am interested! Ops! Don't forget to add your email address so I can get back to you!
This is brought to you by: MK Compass Travel
and Tours
0 comments
Hi Dear readers!
Is there any experience you want to share with me or if you want to seek any tips or ask questions, I will be delighted to hear it! COMMENT down below.