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A Glimpse Of Baranggay Liwliwa in San Felipe, Zambales: Surfers & Skim Boarders’ Secret Spot

June 18, 2012 Leave a comment Go to comments

Browsing pictures from years back, I came across a beach destination we, beach enthusiast,  used to frequent and is a popular among surfers. Being off from tourist maps, only little communities of board riders and salt water savvy knew about the small baranggay known for its occasional surfs. Let’s take a peek at Baranggay Liwliwa.

An off beaten path from the main highway leads to Baranggay Liwliwa. A small signage saying “This Way To Liwliwa” leads to the small coastal village. Several resorts with cheap and reasonable prices await the curious traveler. Aside from nipa huts, at certain areas, tent pitching is allowed.

Big huts for rent.

Resting place of fishermen from a day’s work.

Nets hung dry under the shack.

Locals pride the village thriving with sea food supporting families of resident fishermen. Liwliwa’s beach, on the other hand, is also a secret haven for surfers and skim boarders.  My friends and I, however, love Liwliwa for having lesser visitors and a little further from the comfort of our daily lives. And since we’re in a surfing hub, we might as well try riding Liwliwa’s waves.

Surfing lessons in Liwliwa.

Skim boarding in Liwliwa.

Skim boarding Liwliwa’s shore breaks.

I visited Liwliwa several times back then and these photos we’re shot 3 years ago but since then I haven’t been back. As soon as I get back, I’d be updating a new Liwliwa feature with updated information. For now, however, I’d like to share few information that may still come handy.

A small lake.

Beautiful art in Liwliwa’s beach.

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Now here are some fast facts that may help you in your trip:

1. If commuting, Liwliwa can probably best and conveniently reached by riding a tricycle from San Narciso town proper. Buses drops off passengers in a tricycle terminal in San Narciso.

2. Hut rentals cost P700.00 – P800.00 back then. It may had increased but probably not that much.

3. There are small eatery’s and sari sari stores within the area.

4. I promise to feature a new Liwliwa blog as soon as I get back.

5. Please on Facebook.

6. Enjoy and have a safe trip.

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