ATTRACTIONS
Patar Beach
Famous for its long stretch of white sand beach which makes it a perfect venue for outing, swimming, and scuba diving. The best place to relax and unwind especially during hot summer days
Bolinao and Tara Falls
Exotic water falls continuously cascading to nowhere with its ripples chattering down the streams. With its almost untouched greeneries coupled with the chirpings of the native birds the place is something to reckon with
The real home of the Giant Clams
Take a glimpse of the largest bivalve mollusc. This ocean nursery silaki island will surely captivate snorkelling enthusiasts
Pacific Farms
The biggest salt making facility in the Philippines, pacific Farms Inc. is a 500 hectares salt farm that produces 30,000,000 to 40,000,000 Kilos of salt annually
UP Marine Science Institute
It is the main Research Facility of the marine Science Institute of the University of the Philippines which is among the leading scientific institutions in south East Asia.
Cape bolinao lighthouse
Second to the tallest in the country; constructed in 1905, it rises majestically 351 feet above the sea level. It provides a clear view of the beautiful white sand beaches of Bolinao.
St. James the Great Parish Church
A fortress-like stone church constructed by the Spaniards in 1609. Serves as a community meeting place and a focal point for local events such as the annual town fiesta
St. James the Great Parish Church
A fortress-like stone church constructed by the Spaniards in 1609. Serves as a community meeting place and a focal point for local events such as the annual town fiesta
National Museum
Bolinao Branch Preserves
of the natural and historical specimens and artefact, this is the only national museum branch in pangasinan. Here you can also find one of the Philippines national treasure; "the Bolinao Skulls"
Underground Caves
Famous for their underground mini-swimming pool. The enchanting View at the heart of a virginal Forrest will surely amaze anyone who visits this natural wonders.
Mangrove farm
abundant in barangay arnedo, Mangrove tourism aims to bring awareness to the importance of preserving coastal ecosystems
dewy sand bars
Like a floating cloud against blue skies, sandbars have always been picture-perfect. The sense of excitement while walking along a strip of sandbar with a view of endless sea on both sides is fascinating especially for certified beach bums.
Balingasay River
Envied for its biodiversity and scenic beauty, Balingasay River is the recipient of major environmental awards including the highly prestigious wetlands Conservation Award.