Alongside the Batangas beaches are the beaches of Mindoro Island. The waters between them has been the busiest waterways in the country and as well as one of the most diversified marine life. Threatened species thrives here in the most concentrated coral life in the world.
White Beach
Sabang, Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro facing the Isla Verde Passage
If it's not Boracay, then it's Puerto Galera's White beach! As the name suggests, the beach is white. Tourists flock this beach all year round. So if you haven't been to Puerto Galera, one may ask, why?
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| There are boats soaking up the sun |
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| And yes more of them. |
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| And a little bit more |
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| Sun bathing |
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| Going home! |
Photos taken in 2011.
Talipanan
Sabang, Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro facing the Isla Verde Passage
If you want to remove yourself from the swarm of people that flock the White beach, you can always try the alternatives.. Perfect example is Talipanan beach. It is on the westernmost part of the Puerto Galera's beach stretch and according to Google Maps it is even beyond Oriental Mindoro, physically part of Occidental Mindoro's Abra de Ilog. Talipanan is also a jump-off point if your going to climb Mt. Malasimbo.
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| That lone boat, longing... |
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| Unlike White beach's powder sand |
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| Ashore... Luca Miramare |
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| Mi hacienda |
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| At El Canonero |
Photos taken in 2011.
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