1. The Pink Beach or Subic Beach
We arrived at the Pink Beach, also called as Subic Beach, at around 11:30 AM. At first, I was excited because from afar, we easily recognized the long stretch of white sand shoreline with quaint cottages and tourists sun bathing. As we were getting nearer and nearer and nearer by the shoreline, what we were seeing are boats parked by the beach. There were children and other tourists who were swimming in between the boats - that scene was not so picture perfect. Instead of mingling with the crowed, I and Tin proceeded to area with less people.
2. Juag Lagoon Marine Sanctuary
Juag Lagoon Marine Sanctuary is a lagoon, very obvious on its name right? The water in the lagoon is crystal clear that serves as the sanctuary of colorful underwater creatures, such as the gigantic Lapu-lapu and other fishes. As part of the environmental protection, wearing sun screens, sun blocks and even GoPro are prohibited. The sea breeze is cool and the mangroves surrounding the area serve as a perfect landscape and backdrop.
