Parola Island
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Situated off the coast of the town of Panganiban in Camarines Norte, Parola Island is a small uninhabited island approximately 12 kilometers from mainland. The place has caught the attention of beach lovers and adventure seekers after its recent exposure on the internet and national television. Parola is a picturesque tropical island beach that boasts its enticing raw beauty: perfectly lined emerald palm-studded forest, calm sea water in technicolor turquoise, and guiltless golden sand. Parola Island prides itself the beauty of Bora-Bora without the price tag.
With its long stretch of cream and pinkish sand, beautiful azure water and the offbeat island feel it offers, it is not surprising for Parola Island to be an instant hit! Others refer to it as the “Pink Sand Beach of Camarines Norte”, and while the sand resembles pink hue, it is more in cream spectrum.[2]
What to Do in Parola Island Parola Island is for those who prefer adventure away from the crowd. There is no electricity or other facilities in the island.
Scuba diving, free diving or snorkeling (bring your own equipment). Camping – bring your own camping equipment, enough food and water supply. Surf in Bulalacao Beach Laze in Taruyog Resort Explore other islands, beaches and resorts in Panganiban: Calalanay Island, Tabusao Island, Padoni Island, Flora Sandbar, Eslanacion Resort, etc. See the tidal flats of Salvacion. Check out the other islands of Camarines Norte such as Jaulo Island in Capalonga, the Mercedes Group, and the Calaguas Group of Vinzons. Surf in Daet’s Bagasbas Beach Visit the old churches St. Peter the Apostle Parish of Vinzons, St. John the Baptist Parish of Paracale and neighboring towns Trek Mount Labo, the highest mountain of Camarines Norte Swim in Gumaus Beach or Pulang Daga Beach of Paracale Check out Saltahan Falls, Palanas Falls, Malatap Falls, Burok-Busok Falls, Binuan Falls and other waterfalls of Labo Go spelunking in Mt. Cadig Cave also of Labo Head south towards Caramoan, Camarines Sur Water Sports Complex in Naga, Albay and Sorsogon
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