Kwebang Lampas, Isla Grande at Pagbilao Quezon, Philippines

Saturday, June 9, 2012

Kwebang Lampas, Isla Grande at Pagbilao Quezon, Philippines

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The hidden paradise of Pagbilao Quezon. The place surprised me with its natural beauty. The sand is white. The main attraction is the Cave or "Kwebang Lampas". The cost is very cheap. We pay 70php each including pay parking, and boat riding. I think the cottage is around 150 to 250php. There's no current and hotel. You could stay there for overnight but you have to bring your own tent, flash light, food, drinking water, and the like. You can go there by land or by sea. (:

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