Salagdoong beach resort is one of Siquijor Islands's most frequented beaches. It boasts of crystal-clear waters, powdery white sand, high rock formations and favorable diving spots. Lines of dense molave trees usher every visitor to the intramural breadth of the beach. The beach is managed by the Government and that a minimal entrance fee of only ten pesos per guest is required before one could enter the resort.Here as some of the pics I have taken while on the beach resort:
The beach is located in the Municipality of Maria where Our Lady of Divine Providence Church is also located. It is directly opposite the Coco Grove Beach Resort where we stayed in Siquijor. The beach is also part of the bigger Salagdoong Forest which is a reforestation project of the Government. Salagdoong's name was taken from a Swift bird's nest.We reached the place at the end of our island tour so the shots above were taken at nights. We relaxed for a few minutes at the observatory deck before proceeding at the beach. The sea is so calm and the wind is so cool that it was the perfect time just to walk barefoot on the sand.
Wow! Ang ganda din pala ng mga view diyan. I'll get to see the place before I die. May mga friends din ako diyan, I just didn't know their exact address.
ReplyDeleteThanx for sharing this photo to us. It is always interesting to know we don't ran out of beautiful sceneries to explore...
Life's a beach ia an understatement. Really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are fantastic; the information you show us is interesting for everybody and is really good written. It’s just great!!
ReplyDeletei visited the same place before and the place is really beautiful. i even took pictures and made a video out of it in my blog. :)
ReplyDeleteNice trip. I love the beach.
ReplyDelete@ dodong flores - with more than seven thousand islands dude i guess di talaga tayo mauubusan ng place to explore.
ReplyDeletethanx for appreciating my pics, coming from u, that means a lot. take care.
@ elizabeth - the picture is nothing compared to the feeling when you are actually there. thanx for the visit.
ReplyDelete@ omar - thanks for the kind words.
ReplyDelete@ biyaheng pinoy - ang ganda ng blog mo, ang gagaling nyo kumuha. i am not even an amateur compared to all of you. salamat sa pagbisita.
ReplyDelete@ paolo - same here. thanks for dropping by.
ReplyDeletevery nice pictures lawstude!
ReplyDeletei havent been in the place, and i really want to go there.
sana mamaintain ng government yung ganda ng Siquijor. Balita ko mahigpit din daw yung LGUs nila regarding environmental protection...
@ towr: That's a good news if it is...
ReplyDelete@ lawstude: You're right, we have countless of islands and islets to be explored. I had been to a lot of places in our country but always found out from other travelphotographer that I still have lots of places to explore yet. By the way, have you already tried Lakbayan Grade? That's if you would like to rate yourself of how much you have traveled across our country. Mine is here. You may check it out :)
It is a beautiful island. I had a time of my life there and recommend the place to my friends as well.
ReplyDeletethe only time i stepped on the soil of siquijor was when the Pulauan ferry stopped over on Lazi port from Iligan on the way to Cebu.
ReplyDeleteI'll link you up!
@ towr - yes, people there are really disciplined. it not like palawan where littering is prohibited but the folks there just really know how to take care of their environment. plus, crime rate there is 0%.
ReplyDelete@ dodong flores - got a grade of c+.
ReplyDelete@ ts - thanx for the visit. glad u enjoyed the place too.
ReplyDelete@ lazarus - thanx for the link. i linked u up too. maybe someday you'll come back and explore the place. ganda talaga.
ReplyDelete@ lawstude: C+ is already a good thing for Lakbayan Grade. That means you already had traveled extensively around this country :)
ReplyDeleteI found the place really nice. I just hope you can also feature the cost and contact persons, if any, of the place including your trip to Cebu as it will be helpful to us. Have a nice day to you.
ReplyDeletewow! ang ganda! sana makarating din ako jan 1 time. galing. ingats bro=)
ReplyDelete@ dodong flores - that's nice. still, i want to travel more. hope i can reach a B grade before I retire.
ReplyDelete@ lo kim hwa - are u korean? where do u reside? this ain't actually a travel blog but i will try my best also to post the financial aspects of my trip. by the way, i cud recommend oggie's blog (see link of Lagalog) 'coz i think he has that project on his blog. thnx for dropping by.
ReplyDelete@ my-so-called-quest - thanx bro for dropping by. sana may mag-organize ng outing ng mga blogger sa isang magandang place.
ReplyDeleteSiquijor is quite a famous island. Looking at your pictures I start to understand why !
ReplyDeleteWow! Those photos really make me want to escape to a beautiful beach right now.
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@ sidney - at first, i thought siquijor would scare me (urban legends?) but once i set foot on the island, there is nothing there but amazing view and courteous people.
ReplyDelete@ kyels - i have the same feeling, i am itching to go to a beach too. thanx for visiting.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics Sir :-)
ReplyDeletereally makes one proud to be Filipino!
wow, your pics of the beach are so fantastic! =) saw your photoblog, really great pics of our country. i linked it up in my photgraphy links =)
ReplyDeleteSalagdoong is a very nice bach as well. I like it's unique appeal of limestones and olave trees. Very Siquijor in Character.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, the comments of orbs on my pics. They were actually water droplets sprayed from the fall, di ko lang nalinis. But it would be interesting to really capture one
@ pining - thanx for appreciating the pics. proud pinoy po ito. sana lang we practice sustainable development kasi yung ibang magagandang view ay nasisira na ng progreso.
ReplyDelete@ carlotta - thnx again for visiting and the link to my other site. i'll promise to post more pics there as soon as i have the time. :)
ReplyDelete@ ferdz - i agree with you. a small island of siquijor could offer unique and variable features to its tourists. galing.
ReplyDeleteyung tungkol sa orbs, kakapanood ko lang kasi ng interview kay jaime lichauco, i guess it got stuck in me subconsciously kaya nang may makita ko bilog sa pic kala ko orbs na yun. :-)
Hi, I'd like to ask if this is in Salagdoong Beach Resort, managed by the town/city's tourism office? Thanks :)
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