BOLINAO`S PATAR BEACH





EXPERIENCING WHITE SAND IN PATAR BEACH

Bolinao is known for a number of pristine beaches, the most popular of which is Patar Beach, situated on the western coast along the South China Sea southwest of the town proper.

Nothing like blue skies, turquoise waters and creamy white sand.
With my bestfriend ,.. selfie in the seashore
The most popular among number of pristine beaches in Bolinao Pangasinan. It is blessed with beautiful golden sand, crystal clear water, and a breathtaking view of the West Philippine Sea.
It is a public beach so no entrance fees but you need to pay for parking space. There are several nipa huts for rent along the beach. There are some stores at the back of the beach where the public toilet and baths are also located. From Bolinao town center, it takes 30 – 40 minutes to reach Patar White Beach.

The Saint James The Great Parish in Bolinao Pangasinan


A towering edifice made of black coral stones, the church of St. James Parish in Bolinao also served as a Fortress against the English, Japanese and American Pirates. Today those pirates are no more, but the old church provide a glimpse of the colorful history of the town. Perhaps that’s the reason, Saint James The Great Parish is an integral part of Bolinao.
BOLINAO TOWN HALL
Other places to visit in Bolinao are Enchanted Cave, Cindy’s Cave and Wonderful Cave. These are underground Pools where swimming inside the cave is allowed. You might also see giant clam (Tridacna gigas) and Sea Cucumbers at the University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute (UP-MSI) Marine Laboratory in Guigui-wanen. If you want to see them in their own habitat you can rent a boat at UP-MSI and let them tour you to Silaki Island marine sanctuary manage by UP-MSI.








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