Travel In Philippines

There are several tourist destinations in the Philippines and one of those highly recommended ones is Puerto Galera. In this regard, may we give readers general information on this municipality to hopefully entice more tourists, both local and international, to visit Puerto Galera.

Known as the top and most popular diving site in the Philippines, Puerto Galera is also one of the prime, appealing and inviting tourist destinations in the country. Because of the enhancing performance of its tourism sector, the municipality continues to develop sites that will lure and entice many travelers to see Puerto Galera. Hence, to individuals who plan to spend their vacation in this beautiful municipality of Oriental Mindoro, let us take a glimpse at the places that they should visit when they finally arrive at this engaging tourist destination.

By Mark Caronan

Puerto Galera is another famous tourist attraction from my favorite country, Philippines. Puerto Galera was located on the north shore of Mindoro Island, it is approximately 130 kilometers from the south of Manila. It consists of 12 coastal districts and one mountain district that are scattered all over the 23,247 hectares of land bordered on the north by Verder Island. Puerto Galera was famous among tourists for its large numbers of pocket beaches and snorkeling spots.

By: John Grant

The Philippines is a country gifted with great beaches. The better known beaches are those found in Boracay and Palawan. Another beach or resorts worth mentioning are those found on the Mindoro’s northern part in the province of Oriental Mindoro. The place is called Puerto Galera. It is locate south of Manila (130 kilometers south) and 14 nautical miles from Batangas City.

By Brett Jankowiak 

It was not until I had been given my first San Miguel that I realised that this place was hot, humid and sticky. My first San Mig didn’t even touch the sides. I was back in Manila sitting at the bar in the hotel, after dropping off my bag and putting all my important documents in the safety deposit box. I took some time to reflect on my first visit to this incredibly diverse country.