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Top 23+ Oriental Mindoro Tourist Spots: Home of Majestic Mt Halcon!

Here is a comprehensive list of Oriental Mindoro tourist spots you should not miss.

Oriental Mindoro is one of the best eco-tourism sites in the Philippines. It’s ridge to reef landscape hosts a variety of ecological wonders to see.

Pristine beaches, thriving coral reefs, cascading waterfalls, and majestic mountains are just among of these. Visiting the province, therefore, will lead you into a lifelong memory of fun, thrill, and adventure.

If you’re planning to visit, here are the tourist attractions in Oriental Mindoro to see.

Natural Tourist Spots in Oriental Mindoro

1. mount halcon.

Mount Halcon soars to 8,484 feet above sea level, making it the 18 th highest mountain in the Philippines. It is considered as the most difficult mountain to climb in the entire country.

Expect to cross brooks and rivers, trail on dense forests and steep terrains before finally reaching the summit.

But all these are worth it because of the marvelous sights to see including towering waterfalls, mossy forests, orchids, crystal-clear rivers, birds, and many more. It is one of the protected tourist spots in Oriental Mindoro.

• Location/Jump-off: Baco

2. Mt Iglit-Baco National Park

Mt Iglit-Baco National Park hosts the iconic tamaraw (a small buffalo), a critically-endangered species with only a few hundred left in the wild.

The park is their last refuge with an area of more than 75,445 hectares. Every penny you give when you come here helps in the conservation of these species.

Trekking to the park will also lead you into breathtaking mountain views plus sea of clouds. You’ll also get the chance to learn the wonderful culture of the Mangyans who inhabit the mountains.

• Location/Jump-off: Calintaan
• Guide Fee: Php 1000 for a day tour + Php 500 for a ranger guide
• Environmental Fee: Php 55 per person

3. Apo Reef Natural Park

Apo Reef Natural Park is the Philippines’ largest coral reef system and the second biggest in the world, after Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. That places the country to the center of the world’s marine biodiversity.

The reefs host over 500 marine species such as sharks, barracudas, turtles, and countless more. That makes it one of the best places for snorkeling or scuba diving.

• Location/Jump-off: Sablayan
• Entrance Fee: Php 225 per person
• Diving Fee: Php 1,980 per person
• Equipment Rental: Php 1600

4. Sabang Beach

Sabang Beach is among the top tourist destinations in Oriental Mindoro. If you’re that kind of traveler who opts for modern amenities, the beach has it all. Bars, restaurants, hotels, resorts, and inns line the beach.

You can party all day and all night here if you want. But if you want to escape the crowd, you can go snorkeling or diving as the seas here thrive with marine species.

• Location/Jump-off: Puerto Galera

5. Alibatan Island

Alibatan Island is one of the best tourist destinations in Oriental Mindoro. Though it covers only four hectares, the island brims with various natural wonders such as white beaches, turquoise waters, and thriving coral reef ecosystems.

A lake nestles on the middle of the island. This serve as an important breeding site for seagulls and turtles. There are also nearby islets which you can include in your tour.

• Location/Jump-off: Bulalacao

6. White Beach

Dubbed as the Boracay of Mindoro, the White Beach boasts of a long stretch of powdery white sands. Hundreds to thousands of people troop here in a day especially during the summer months and holidays.

Among the fun activities to do are banana boating, snorkeling, swimming, and playing beach sports.

• Location/Jump-off: Brgy San Isidro, Puerto Galera
• Operating Time: 24/7

7. Walang Langit Falls

“WalangLangit” literally means, “no sky.” The falls is named as such because if you’re standing on its base, you can only see small sunlight. That’s because of a thick vegetation covering the area.

Getting to the falls takes an extra douse of adventure but it’s all worth it upon seeing its majestic view. It’s one of the remotest tourist spots in Oriental Mindoro.

• Location/Jump-off: Gloria
• Guide Fee: Php 200 per person

8. Talipanan Beach

If you prefer a less touristy spot in Oriental Mindoro, check out Talipanan Beach. It also features an extensive stretch of fine, white sands. Set amidst the backdrop of tropical mountains and jungles, the turquoise waters here are truly inviting.

Although not as busy as the White Beach, Talipanan Beach offers you a ton of activities to enjoy such as swimming and snorkeling.

9. Aninuan Beach

Aninuan Beach is just right across Talipanan Beach and you can reach it by crossing the rocks separating them. Because of the thriving seas, snorkeling and scuba diving are favorite activities here.

Both locals and tourists also love coming here to catch a magnificent view of the sunset. There are beach front restaurants where you can have sumptuous dinner with your family or friends.

• Location/Jump-off: Brgy Aninuan, Puerto Galera

10. Tamaraw Falls

Gushing out amidst lush forests, Tamaraw Falls is a majestic beauty measuring 423 feet high. It is a multi-layered cascade with the main layer seen on the road.

Many passersby love stopping by here to shoot Instagrammable photos or to just enjoy the rustic sceneries. The falls has a small and shallow pool where you can have a refreshing dip. You can also stand on the base of the waterfall and have a rejuvenating massage.

• Location/Jump-off: Brgy Villafor, Puerto Galera

11. Tukuran Falls

If you’re done with beaching, why not level up your adventure by visiting Tukuran Falls. Dubbed as the Hidden Paradise, the falls lies on a remote jungle, home to various flora and fauna species.

Some locals climb to the top of the falls and jump their way right into the deep pool. It has cold and crystal-clear waters.

• Operating Time: 7 AM to 5 PM

12. Buyayao Island

Buyayao Island is one of the province’s last ecological frontiers. It has a long stretch of pristine white sands with littered limestone rock formations.

Tropical rainforests cover some parts of the island, providing refuge for some endangered wildlife species.

The surrounding waters also teem with pristine corals and a myriad of endemic fishes. It’s one of the must-see tourist attractions in Oriental Mindoro.

13. Haligi Beach

Haligi Beach is one of the off-beaten tourist spots in Mindoro. Enclosed on a cove and amidst the backdrop of a lush mountain, the beach has white sands as well.

Fewer people come here and there are no establishments. That is good because one can fully appreciate nature at its finest here.

14. Suqui Beach

Suqui Beach is a public beach which is a favorite getaway of locals and even some tourists. It’s no wonder why it gets easily crowded during holidays and weekends. If you want to hang out with the locals, then Suqui Beach might be a good option.

• Location/Jump-off: Suqui, Calapan

15. Arigoy River

If you’re hyped up for a thrilling experience, try whitewater kayaking in Arigoy River. That entails a two-hour adventure with all the paddling and splashing.

Enjoy relishing the cold and crystal-clear waters as you gaze on the lush views. Emanating from forested mountains, the river is one of the cleanest in the entire province.

Arigoy River is one of the emerging tourist spots in Oriental Mindoro.

• Location/Jump-off: San Teodoro
• Fee: Php 1200 per person (inclusive of transportation of kayaks, safety gear, environmental and guide fee)

16. Big La Luna Beach

Big La Luna Beach is considered the most serene beach in Oriental Mindoro. Its secluded cove features a stretch of powdery white sands.

The waters here are so crystal-clear that one can’t help but jump or dive for an invigorating swim. Even non-swimmers can enjoy the beach because of the calm waters. If you’re up for more, try swimming or snorkeling here.

• Location/Jump-off: La Laguna, Puerto Galera

17. Kalong River

Kalong River is known for having white sands on some of its banks. That gives it a beach-like appearance. It’s also a pristine river coming from the forest-clad mountains.

The waters are so clear that you could literally see fishes swimming. Getting to the river will also immerse you into the beautiful life and culture of the Mangyan tribes.

• Location/Jump-off: Abra de Ilog

18. Bulalacao Island

Bulalacao Island is another off-beaten tourist spots in Oriental Mindoro to see. It consists of at least 13 untouched islets. From a certain vantage point, these islets resemble the shape of a shooting star, thus, the name.

What better way to make the most of your visit than hopping from one islet to the other? Here, you’ll find unspoiled beaches and enticing waters filled with marine species.

• Location/Jump-off: Roxas

19. Talon Falls

Cascading lazily on a scenic ravine, Talon Falls is a must-see tourist destination in Oriental Mindoro especially for nature lovers and mystic seekers. Its tranquil and rustic environment make up for an ideal escape from the hustles and bustles of city life.

You can also explore the surrounding forests to chance on rare flora and fauna species.

• Location/Jump-off: Brgy Calima, Pola Oriental

20. Bancuro Church Ruins

Bancuro Church Ruins is one of the historical tourist spots in Oriental Mindoro. Built in the 17 th century by the Augustinian friars, the church has been razed to the ground by Moro pirates.

But much of its bricks and structures remain. The local church authorities built a chapel near the ruins. Here, visitors can pray and attend masses.

• Location/Jump-off: Naujan

21. Mangyan Village

Before Puerto Galera became a highly commercialized tourist spot benefitting mostly foreign businesses, it was inhabited by the Irayas, a sub-tribe of the Mangyans.

External pressures forced them to live on a remote mountain at SitioTalipanan. If you want to learn about their rich culture and history, you should visit here.

You’ll glimpse of traditional houses made of local materials including indigenous weavings.

• Location/Jump-off: Talipanan Beach, Puerto Galera
• Tip: Help support their local livelihood by purchasing some of their hand-woven products.

22. Infinity Farm

If you’re chasing for livestock, poultry, or other animals typical in a farm, you won’t find them here. Instead, you’ll glimpse of nature’s raw and unspoiled beauty with minimal human interventions.

Here, you’ll find lush forests and crystal-clear streams where you can have a swim. It’s a perfect getaway for those who’re looking for a complete nature immersion.

• Entrance Fee: Php 100 per person

23. Onoda Trail and Caves

Lt Hiroo Onoda gained fame when he refused to surrender even after World War II. For years, he has been hiding on a remote mountain until the Japanese government intervened and convinced him to finally come out.

If you want to know more about this, check out the Onoda Trail and Caves. It runs for eight kilometers with four interconnected caves. Trekking to these spots will also take you to crystal-clear streams, century-old trees, and wildlife species.

• Location/Jump-off: Lubang
• Contact: Ma’am Nally (Lubang Tourism), 09292339046

For More Information

If you need more information to help in setting up your itinerary to the tourist spots in Oriental Mindoro, do contact the following:

• Tel. Number: (043) 441 9133
• Email Address: [email protected]
• Messenger: m.me/byahengormin

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Top 20 Oriental Mindoro Tourist Spots

Embark on a journey to the top 20 Oriental Mindoro tourist spots. Actually, before Boracay was discovered, there was already the Puerto Galera of this province. Located on the eastern half of Mindoro Island, this province boasts a good blend of natural attractions like white sand beaches and islands, diverse wildlife, and vibrant local culture.

Here are 20 of the top Oriental Mindoro tourist spots that you can consider visiting on your next trip.

Puerto galera, oriental mindoro.

Start your adventure in Puerto Galera, a UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserve, renowned for its beautiful beaches, thriving coral reefs, and excellent diving spots.

Tamaraw Falls, Puerto Galera

Experience the majestic Tamaraw Falls in Puerto Galera. This 423-foot waterfall cascading down a series of smaller ones is a sight to behold.

White Beach, Puerto Galera

Bask in the sun at the popular White Beach in Puerto Galera. This beach is known for its white sands, crystal clear waters, and vibrant nightlife.

Mt. Halcon, Baco

Trek to the summit of Mt. Halcon in Baco, one of the highest and most challenging peaks in the Philippines, offering breathtaking views.

Talipanan Falls, Puerto Galera

Discover the serene beauty of Talipanan Falls in Puerto Galera. This hidden gem tucked in the forest provides a tranquil retreat.

Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro

Visit the charming town of Bulalacao, home to untouched islands, white sand beaches, and clear waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

Sabang Beach, Puerto Galera

Dive into the undersea wonders of Sabang Beach in Puerto Galera, a popular diving spot featuring a rich array of marine life.

Mangyan Village, Puerto Galera

Immerse yourself in the local culture at Mangyan Village in Puerto Galera. This village offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of the indigenous Mangyan people.

Naujan Lake National Park, Naujan

Explore Naujan Lake National Park, one of the largest and oldest freshwater lakes in the country, home to various species of fish, birds, and plants.

Alibatan Island, Baco

Visit Alibatan Island in Baco, known as the "Bat Island" for its large population of fruit bats. This island also offers beautiful coral reefs and a sandy beach.

Aninuan Falls, Puerto Galera

Trek to Aninuan Falls in Puerto Galera. This three-tiered waterfall located in a lush forest provides a refreshing swim.

Infinity Farm, Baco

Enjoy a peaceful retreat at Infinity Farm in Baco. This nature park features a river, natural pools, and lush greenery, perfect for a relaxing day out.

Aroma Beach, San Teodoro

Relax on the remote Aroma Beach in San Teodoro. This beach is known for its peaceful ambiance, golden sands, and clear waters.

Ponderosa Golf Course, Puerto Galera

Take a swing at Ponderosa Golf Course in Puerto Galera. This mountain-top golf course offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.

Hidden Paradise, San Teodoro

Discover the Hidden Paradise in San Teodoro. This resort nestled in the mountains features pools, gardens, and a stunning view of the sea.

Aganhao Island, Bulalacao

Snorkel around Aganhao Island in Bulalacao. This small, uninhabited island is known for its rich marine biodiversity.

Excavation Museum, Puerto Galera

Learn about local history at the Excavation Museum in Puerto Galera. The museum houses various artifacts unearthed in the area, reflecting the province's rich history and heritage.

Minolo Paradise Beach Resort, Puerto Galera

Relax at Minolo Paradise Beach Resort in Puerto Galera. This resort, with its beautiful beach and clear waters, offers a wonderful vacation experience.

Tukuran Hanging Bridge, Puerto Galera

Cross the Tukuran Hanging Bridge in Puerto Galera. This bamboo bridge, stretching over a serene river, offers a unique adventure.

Balite Beach, San Teodoro

End your journey at Balite Beach in San Teodoro. This secluded beach offers beautiful rock formations, calm waters, and a peaceful setting.

From the stunning beauty of Puerto Galera to the breathtaking peaks of Mt. Halcon, Oriental Mindoro presents a compelling array of natural wonders, historical landmarks, and vibrant cultural experiences. These top 20 attractions encapsulate the unique charm of this captivating province. So, embark on an unforgettable journey through Oriental Mindoro's tourist spots and uncover the distinctive allure of this enchanting Philippine province.

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Exploring the Beauty of Oriental Mindoro: A Traveler’s Guide

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Are you looking for a new adventure that’s off the beaten path? Look no further than Oriental Mindoro! This underrated province in the Philippines has so much to offer travelers looking to explore a different side of the country. Whether you’re a nature lover, a history buff, or a foodie, Oriental Mindoro has something for everyone. This province has everything from pristine beaches and stunning waterfalls to cultural landmarks and mouth-watering local delicacies.

In this blog post, I’ll be sharing some of the top things to do in Oriental Mindoro, along with tips on how to get there and the best time to visit. So get ready to discover the wonders of Oriental Mindoro!

Discovering Oriental Mindoro: Top Things to Do

Explore Infinity Farm, Baco

If you’re looking for a refreshing and relaxing experience, visit Infinity Farm in Baco , Oriental Mindoro. This fantastic tourist destination is just a short drive from Infinity Resort Puerto Galera, making it an ideal spot for a day trip.

Infinity Farm features a series of waterfalls and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a nice meal with friends and family while listening to the serene sounds of rushing water and surrounding nature. Take a leisurely walk along the river or find a cozy spot to relax and let the calming sound of cascading water refresh your mind and body.

Don’t forget to explore the area and discover some great spots for a mid-day snack or a meal with your group. As you travel upstream, you’ll notice the water rapids starting to pick up speed, creating an exciting adventure up the mountain. Visit Infinity Farm for a peaceful retreat and unforgettable outdoor experience.

Location: Mangangan 1, Baco, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines Mobile: 0919 006 9960 Email: [email protected]

Merl’s Native Delicacies, Calapan

Merl’s Native Delicacies is a popular food establishment located in Calapan. They specialize in traditional local delicacies and snacks made from indigenous ingredients such as rice flour, coconut, and local fruits.

Some of their popular offerings include suman sa lihiya (a snack/dessert made from sticky rice, sugar, and coconut milk, wrapped in banana leaves) and kakanin (various types of glutinous rice cakes). Apart from local delicacies, they also sell souvenir items like bags and accessories made from locally sourced materials. They also have a coffee shop upstairs.

Merl’s Native Delicacies is a must-visit place for food enthusiasts who want to experience the taste of traditional Filipino delicacies with a unique local touch.

Oriental Mindoro Heritage Museum, Calapan

If you’re curious about the rich cultural heritage of Oriental Mindoro, head over to the Oriental Mindoro Heritage Museum in Calapan City. This museum showcases the history and traditions of the province through various exhibits and artifacts.

You can’t miss the museum’s highlights, which include a replica of a traditional Mangyan house, collections of ancient pottery and earthenware, traditional costumes, musical instruments, religious artifacts, and colonial-era objects.

The Oriental Mindoro Heritage Museum is open daily from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. Admission is free for Oriental Mindoro residents, but visitors from other places are welcome with a minimal entrance fee.

Travel to Sto. Niño Cathedral, Calapan

Sto. Niño Cathedral is located right next to Oriental Mindoro Heritage Museum. It holds great historical and cultural significance as the mother parish of the Apostolic Vicariate of Calapan and the “Seat of Christianity” in the province. This vibrant and active parish consists of 15 Christian communities or Pamayanang Kristyano, with 3,466 Catholic families and various religious organizations that support and contribute to its programs.

The cathedral’s stunning architecture and religious significance make it an ideal place for tourists and locals to visit. It is a peaceful and serene space where visitors can reflect and pray.

Explore Silonay Mangrove Conservation Ecopark

The Silonay Mangrove Conservation and Ecopark in Barangay Silonay, Calapan City, is a sprawling 42-hectare area with a 350-meter boardwalk leading to a 6-meter high tower. It offers breathtaking views of the Silonay River and the nearby sea.

It is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including 15 species of mangroves, 29 species of birds (7 endemic to the Philippines), 2 species of bats, and 5 species of reptiles and amphibians.

Access the mangrove area via a concrete footbridge while appreciating the lush mangrove forest. The park is an excellent destination for nature lovers and provides an opportunity to connect with nature, learn about conservation efforts, and enjoy the stunning natural beauty of Oriental Mindoro.

Watch the Grand Parade of Kalap Festival, Calapan City

Join the locals of Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro, as they come together to celebrate their city’s culture and history every March 21 with the Kalap Festival. The festival highlights the city’s past, present, and future through various activities, performances, colorful floats, and a grand parade. According to historians, the name “Calapan” came from the word “kalap,” which means a type of tree or gathering firewood.

The festival is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the city’s history and values, which includes unity, discipline, and a God-loving citizenry. There are also events dedicated to women and employees and a search for the Mutya ng Lungsod ng Calapan (Miss Calapan). The festival ends with a dazzling fireworks display and a lively street dance. Join in the fun and be a part of Calapan’s rich culture and history!

Carabao Cart Ride to Tukuran Falls, San Teodoro

Tukuran Falls is a natural wonder that boasts of its clear and gentle waterfalls. The journey here is an adventure in itself, as you can walk or ride a carabao. Though the trek may be challenging, it is a refreshing experience with nice weather, scenic views, and delicious snacks that make the trip memorable.

To reach the falls, you will have to cross rivers about 5-6 times, but the views of tall coconut trees and lush greens along the way make the trek enchanting. Mandatory tour guides will also be with you, guiding you along with the carabao. Riding the carabao is a fun way to explore the trail and cross the rivers, as these water buffalos are experts at crossing streams! They even enjoy taking a dip in the river too. The roundtrip carabao ride costs P500 and can accommodate up to 5 people.

Stop over at Tamaraw Falls, Puerto Galera

If you’re looking for a majestic natural wonder to visit in Puerto Galera, Tamaraw Falls is a must-see. This popular attraction is named after the tamaraw, a rare and endangered animal found only in the Philippines. The falls stand at an impressive height of 423ft (128.3m) and boast a unique Y-shape formed by twin falls merging together.

As you explore Tamaraw Falls, you’ll be treated to the roaring sound of the waterfalls getting louder and louder as you get closer. The falls are a popular stop on countryside tours, and the large welcome greeting on a stone beside it is a testament to its popularity among tourists.

While visiting Tamaraw Falls, take the opportunity to spread awareness about the endangered tamaraw and promote their preservation. It’s a great way to learn about the natural beauty of the Philippines and its unique wildlife.

Sunset Viewing at White Beach, Puerto Galera

If you’re looking for the perfect place to watch the sunset in Puerto Galera, White Beach is the place to go. White Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Puerto Galera, known for its light gray sands and crystal-clear waters. It faces west, which makes it the ideal spot to view the stunning sunset.

To make the most of your sunset viewing experience, we recommend arriving at White Beach in the late afternoon. This will give you plenty of time to find a comfortable spot on the beach, set up a picnic, or grab a drink from one of the beachside bars or restaurants.

As the sun starts to set, you’ll be mesmerized by the beautiful display of colors in the sky. You’ll also see the beautiful shadow of the boats sailing by, adding to the picturesque scenery. To fully enjoy your sunset viewing experience, bring a camera or smartphone to capture the gorgeous sunset. And remember to stay until the sun has fully set to experience the full beauty of the sunset.

Visit Muelle Bay Cultural Heritage Park, Puerto Galera

Muelle Bay Cultural Heritage Park is a great place to visit if you’re interested in learning more about the history and culture of Puerto Galera and the surrounding area.

The park is located in front of Muelle Bay, offering spectacular views of the bay and the surrounding mountains. It is a peaceful and scenic place to spend an afternoon.

The park is home to several attractions, including the old Muelle Lighthouse, which was built in 1897 and is one of the oldest lighthouses in the country. Visitors can climb to the top of the lighthouse for a panoramic view of the bay and the surrounding area.

Visit Iraya-Mangyan Cultural Village, Puerto Galera

The Iraya-Mangyan Cultural Village in Puerto Galera is a great place to learn about the traditions and way of life of the Mangyan people. This indigenous group has occupied the area for centuries.

Visitors to the village can take guided tours, watch demonstrations of traditional crafts and farming techniques, and listen to Mangyan music and stories.

The village is located in the foothills of Mount Malasimbo and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. It’s a glimpse into a way of life that is rapidly disappearing in many parts of the world and is well worth a visit for anyone interested in learning more about different cultures and ways of life.

Visit Underwater Cave, Puerto Galera

San Antonio Island in Puerto Galera is home to an exciting attraction called the Underwater Cave. It’s a natural indoor pool that provides an enchanting swimming experience away from the scorching heat of the afternoon sun. The cave’s narrow path and peculiar setup make it a unique adventure that visitors will surely enjoy.

To get to the Puerto Galera Underwater Cave , you’ll need to climb up some big rocks, which can be challenging and requires caution. However, the rocky shore and colorful boats parked in the background are already an attraction on their own. Inside the cave, you’ll find a shallow pool of water that gets deeper as you walk further. The cave is beautifully decorated by rock formations and abstract patterns, creating a mesmerizing glimmer when exposed to light.

While some parts of the cave may be dark, a small opening on the other end is well-lit. You’ll notice the wet ceiling, indicating how high the water goes during high tide and strong splashes. Unlike most caves, it’s not home to any bats due to its unique condition. The Underwater Cave is a must-visit destination in San Antonio Island, Puerto Galera.

Visit Coral Garden, Puerto Galera

If you’re looking for a private and personalized vacation in Puerto Galera, Coral Garden Beach Resort might be the perfect place for you. This VIP resort, located on the UNESCO-protected San Antonio Island, offers a tranquil and serene environment away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The resort is entirely powered by solar energy, making it eco-friendly and sustainable.

One of the resort’s main attractions is the Coral Garden, one of the best dive and snorkeling spots in Puerto Galera. You can take a short boat ride from the resort to the snorkeling area.

Visit Haligi Beach, Puerto Galera

Haligi Beach is a stunning destination in Puerto Galera that boasts a pristine stretch of sand where you can unwind, dip, and relish in the picturesque scenery. To get there, you can take a boat from Muelle Pier in Puerto Galera, which will take approximately 15 to 20 minutes. You can rent a boat from the pier or join a group tour that includes Haligi Beach in their itinerary.

Haligi Beach is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and kayaking. However, you need to bring your own gear since there are no rentals available on the beach. Haligi Beach is a must-visit destination for beach enthusiasts who are looking for a tranquil and serene getaway.

Relax at Long Beach, Puerto Galera

Long Beach, or “Lakatan Beach” as called by locals, is a must-visit destination in Puerto Galera. It is aptly named for its long stretch of white sand beach, offering a serene and tranquil experience for tourists who want to get away from the crowded Puerto Galera White Beach.

The best part about Long Beach is that it is far from the hustle and bustle of the Sabang area, and you can even have the entire beach to yourselves during the low season. You might be lucky to find vendors selling fresh sea urchins, which the locals call “uni.” These are a delicacy similar to fish eggs, consumed raw from the shell.

You can also rent aqua shoes and snorkeling gear to explore the area’s diverse marine life. Long Beach is perfect for swimming and snorkeling and offers a relaxing environment from morning until late afternoon. Unfortunately, visitors are not allowed to stay overnight as there are no resorts or hotels in the area.

How to get to Oriental Mindoro:

Oriental Mindoro is a province in the Philippines that boasts beautiful beaches, mountains, and other natural attractions. If you’re planning a trip to Oriental Mindoro, here’s how you can get there:

The nearest airport to Oriental Mindoro is the San Jose Airport, which is served by several airlines, including Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines. From Manila, flights to San Jose Airport take around 50 minutes and cost around Php 2,500 to Php 4,000 one-way.

By Land and Sea:

Another way to get to Oriental Mindoro is by taking a bus from Manila to Batangas Port, and then taking a ferry to Calapan Port or Puerto Galera. From Calapan or Puerto Galera, you can take a jeepney or a van to your desired destination. The bus fare from Manila to Batangas Port costs around Php 175 to Php 250 per person, while the ferry fare to Calapan or Puerto Galera costs around Php 250 to Php 500 per person, depending on the type of ferry and the season.

By Private Vehicle:

If you have your own vehicle, you can drive from Manila to Batangas Port and take your car on the ferry to Oriental Mindoro. Ferry operators charge additional fees for vehicles, which vary depending on the size and type of vehicle.

Whatever your mode of transportation, the journey to Oriental Mindoro is sure to be an adventure in itself, with stunning views of the Philippine countryside and the sea.

Best Time to Visit Oriental Mindoro:

The best time to visit Oriental Mindoro is during the dry season, which falls between November and May. During this time, you can expect sunny days and less chance of rain, making it the perfect time to explore the beaches and other attractions of the province. However, remember that this is also the peak tourist season, so expect higher prices and more crowded places.

If you prefer a quieter and more budget-friendly trip, you can visit during the off-peak season, from June to October. Though there may be occasional rain showers during this time, the countryside and mountains become lush and green, making it a picturesque destination. This is also the best time to witness the Mango Festival in April, which celebrates the abundance of mangoes in the province.

No matter when you decide to visit, Oriental Mindoro will surely offer you a unique and unforgettable experience.

In conclusion, Oriental Mindoro is a gem of a destination that offers a wide range of activities and experiences for travelers of all kinds. Oriental Mindoro has something for everyone, from its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters to its lush jungles and diverse marine life. Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, you’ll find it here. And with its proximity to Manila and easy accessibility, it’s no wonder why Oriental Mindoro has become one of the emerging travel destinations in the Philippines. So pack your bags and explore this fantastic destination that has it all.

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10 Tourist Spots in Oriental Mindoro (And How to Get There)

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A list of some of the must-visit tourist spots in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines.

In the Philippines, the 7 th largest island is the Mindoro Island. Oriental Mindoro takes pride in its wonderful tourist attractions including majestic mountains, premier snorkeling and diving spots, entertaining parks, and white sand beaches among others. Local and foreign tourists both love the impressive natural views of the island. So if you are planning to visit Oriental Mindoro this year, here are the top 10 things you can do: (Read: Batangas to Calapan Ferry Schedule and Fare Rates )

Bulalacao Island

If you want a breath of fresh air, Bulalacao Island can give you new surroundings. The place consists of 13 untouched islets that resemble a shooting star or meteor where it got its name.

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Tukuran Fal ls  

Also located in Puerto Galera, Tukuran Falls is one of the must-visit places in Oriental Mindoro. You will experience here riding carabao and nature tripping. The fun never ends even if you reach this marvelous falls hidden in the mountains of Mindoro.

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Tamaraw Bea ch

When it comes to powdery white sand and exciting water adventures, Tamaraw Beach is another great choice for your itinerary. You’ll find two luxury hotels here with breathtaking views from your suite. And you don’t want to miss the beautiful sunset while exploring the white sand beach.

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Mount Mala simbo

This place is best visited during March. Why? Because it’s the time of Malasimbo Music and Arts Festival, a popular event where you will witness Mangyan culture, music, and the arts.

View this post on Instagram Malasimbo festival by night #latergram @malasimbofestival #malasimbo #malasimbo2017 #music #instamusic #festival #instafestival #boutiquefestival #puertogalera #philippines #mountmalasimbo #travel #travelgram A post shared by Ianthe Butt (@ianthita) on Mar 20, 2017 at 12:38am PDT

Mount Halco m

Mt Halcon is 2505 m in height and is considered by many to be one of the most challenging peak in the Philippines. It stands over Calapan from the west. 

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Mue lle Cross

This is one of the highlights of an Oriental Mindoro trip especially in Puerto Galera. The Muelle Cross is found in Muelle Pier which is worth your camera shots.

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Sea Rider Dive Cen ter

When it comes to diving, Seariders is the perfect site in Sabang. It’s a dive shop that offers macro guides to ensure safety of all customers.

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Buktot Beach

Buktot which literally means hunchback is a white sand beach resort in the town of Mansalay, Oriental Mindoro. It offers fine white sand ideal for beach bumming.

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Food trip . And the last thing to do, check out some local dishes especially seafood. Oriental Mindoro is not only a fun place for tourists, but is also home to local home-grown restaurants.

View this post on Instagram #FoodPorn A post shared by July Aytin (@hulyo_aytin) on Jul 7, 2018 at 6:28pm PDT

Where to stay in Puerto Galera? 

Recommended hotels to stay in White Beach, Puerto Galera.  Please click the name of the hotel below to check the rates and availability.

• Palanggas Place
• Budget Rooms White Beach
• VM Beach Resort
• Summer Connection
• Sea Jewel Beach Resort
• Jack Daniel Apartments
• Bellevue Cottages
• Tropicana Castle Dive Resort
• Seashore Beach resort
• Buri Resort & Spa

How to Get to Oriental Mind oro

You can reach Oriental Mindoro by plane, boat, bus, or van. But the most common transportation is via bus. From Cubao station, ride a Dimple Star bus going to San Jose Occidental. Fare is around 1,200 pesos, but rates may differ depending on the bus or van you will take. You will travel through South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) to reach Laguna and then to Batangas Port Terminal. Always bring food and water so you’ll have a comfortable ride going to Mindoro.

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Exploring Oriental Mindoro: Discover The Philippines' Hidden Gem and its Best Tourist Spots

Ready to explore? Join us in discovering Oriental Mindoro's tourist spots, unveiling a collection of must-visit places for every kind of traveler.

The province of Oriental Mindoro in the Philippines is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by tourists. In the MIMAROPA region, Oriental Mindoro boasts stunning natural attractions, cultural heritage sites, and vibrant festivals reflecting the province's rich history and diverse culture.

This article will provide an Oriental Mindoro overview highlighting some of its best tourist spots and discuss why you should visit this underrated Oriental Mindoro, Philippines. So, pack your bags and get ready to explore the beauty of tourism in Oriental Mindoro!

Top 10 Must-Visit Tourist Spots in Oriental Mindoro

If you’ve finally decided to visit the province, you need to know where to go. Don’t worry because we will recommend the top ten best tourist attractions in Oriental Mindoro.

Tamaraw Falls

Tamaraw Falls is an Oriental Mindoro must-visit site. It is a cascading waterfall that stands around 20 meters tall and is located in Barangay Villaflor, near Puerto Galera.

The falls got their name from the Tamaraw, a rare and endangered buffalo native to Mindoro island.

Tamaraw Falls is a perfect spot for nature lovers. Visitors can enjoy a refreshing swim in the calm, crystal-clear waters of the falls, surrounded by lush greenery and beautiful scenery.

The entrance fee to the falls is relatively affordable, making it an accessible destination for budget travelers.

Tamaraw Falls is easily accessible by road, and plenty of public transportation options are available. It's also just a short distance away from the famous beach town of Puerto Galera.

Sablayan Parola Park

Sablayan Parola Park is a protected area of around 36 hectares, with a lighthouse and several small islands nearby.

The park is named after the Spanish word "parola," which means lighthouse. The Sablayan Parola is a towering white lighthouse that stands 69 feet tall and is situated atop a hill in the park. It was built in 1896 by the Spaniards to guide ships traveling through the Mindoro Strait.

Apart from the lighthouse, Sablayan Parola Park also features a museum that showcases the history and culture of the area, a butterfly garden, a bird sanctuary, and a mangrove forest. Visitors can also go island hopping to nearby islands such as the Apo Reef and Pandan Island.

The park is a popular destination for nature lovers, adventurers, and those who want to learn more about the history and culture of the Philippines.

Extreme Sports Puerto Galera

Welcome to Puerto Galera, the ideal destination for adrenaline junkies and extreme sports enthusiasts! This picturesque town, situated on the island of Mindoro in the Philippines, boasts many thrilling activities for adventure seekers. Whether you're into cliff diving or windsurfing, Puerto Galera has got you covered.

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Tukuran Falls

Nestled in the lush forests of Mindoro Island in the Philippines, Tukuran Falls is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This natural wonder is a true paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Tukuran Falls is a cascading waterfall, each more beautiful than the last. The crystal-clear water flows down from the top of the falls, creating a refreshing pool at the base. Surrounded by verdant trees and shrubs, the falls offer a serene and peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Swimming in the refreshing waters of Tukuran Falls is an experience like no other. The natural pool at the base of the falls is perfect for cooling off after a long hike. Visitors can also relax on the rocks surrounding the pool and take in the stunning scenery.

Tukuran Falls is a natural wonder and an important cultural site. The indigenous Mangyan people consider the falls sacred, and visitors are asked to respect the local customs and traditions.

Talipanan Falls

Talipanan Falls is a stunning natural wonder located in the heart of Puerto Galera, a popular travel destination in Oriental Mindoro. This breathtaking waterfall is nestled in a lush jungle setting, surrounded by towering trees and exotic flora, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

The water is cool and refreshing, making it an ideal spot to escape the heat and humidity of the Philippines. The falls cascade down from a height of about 20 meters into a crystal-clear pool that is perfect for swimming and relaxation.

Visitors to Talipanan Falls can also enjoy various other activities, including hiking, bird watching, and exploring the nearby beaches and coves. There are also several local restaurants and cafes where you can sample delicious Filipino cuisine and soak up the vibrant local culture.

Whether you're a nature lover, an adventure seeker, or simply looking for a peaceful place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Talipanan Falls is an experience you should not miss. So pack your bags, put on your hiking shoes, and prepare for an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Philippines.

Welcome to the mesmerizing world of Apo Reef - an oasis of natural beauty nestled in the heart of the Philippines. Here, amidst the crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs, one can truly immerse themselves in the wonder and splendor of Mother Nature.

And what better place to do so than Apo Reef? This marine sanctuary boasts an incredible diversity of marine life, from colorful clownfish to majestic manta rays. The coral reefs here are among the healthiest in the world, providing a haven for countless species of fish and other sea creatures.

But Apo Reef is more than just a beautiful destination - it's a testament to the resilience and adaptability of nature. This ecosystem continues to thrive and inspire despite facing countless threats, from climate change to overfishing.

Snorkeling through the clear waters, marveling at the kaleidoscope of colors and life that surrounds me, I can't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder. Here, in this small corner of the world, I am reminded of the immense power and beauty of the natural world.

So if you're looking for a destination that will inspire, challenge, and leave you in awe, look no further than Apo Reef. Whether you're an experienced diver or looking to reconnect with nature, this stunning sanctuary will leave a lasting impression. So come, take a deep breath, and let the wonders of Apo Reef wash over you.

Mount Halcon

Have you ever heard of Mount Malcon? It's a majestic peak located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, and it's a place that captures the imagination of anyone who has ever seen it. But what makes Mount Malcon truly special? To answer that question, we need to go deeper and explore what lies at the core of this magnificent natural wonder.

At its essence, Mount Malcon represents the raw power and beauty of nature. It's a reminder of the incredible forces that shaped our planet over millions of years and a testament to the resilience of life in the face of adversity. When you stand at the base of this towering mountain, you can't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder at the sheer scale and majesty of it all.

But Mount Malcon is more than just a natural wonder. It's a symbol of human potential, too. People have been drawn to this mountain for centuries, seeking to climb its steep slopes and test their limits against its rugged terrain. And in doing so, they've discovered something profound about themselves: the capacity to overcome obstacles and achieve great things.

So if you're looking for a truly transformative experience that will challenge, inspire, and change you forever, look no further than Mount Malcon. It's a place that will test your limits, push you to your breaking point, and ultimately help you discover what you're truly capable of. It's a place that will leave you forever changed, and that's why it's one of the unique places on Earth.

Mangyan Village

Welcome to the Mangyan Village, a hidden gem in the heart of the Philippines. Nestled in the lush green forests of Mindoro, this enchanting village is home to the Mangyan people, one of the oldest indigenous communities in the country.

The Mangyan Village is a place unlike any other, where visitors can experience the authentic culture and way of life of the Mangyan people. With its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture, this village is a must-see attraction for any traveler seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure.

The village also has a community center where visitors can learn about the Mangyan culture and history. One of the most striking features of Mangyan Village is its traditional architecture. The village comprised a collection of huts and houses built from natural materials such as bamboo and wood and adorned with intricate carvings and woven patterns.

The Mangyan people are known for their unique and colorful handicrafts sold in the village market. From intricately woven baskets to hand-carved wooden statues, there is no shortage of beautiful souvenirs to take home.

The most remarkable aspect of Mangyan Village is its natural beauty. The village is surrounded by lush forests, sparkling rivers, and rolling hills, offering visitors a chance to reconnect with nature and experience the Philippines' purest beauty.

But what sets the Mangyan Village apart is the warmth and hospitality of its people. The Mangyan people are known for their kindness, generosity, and welcoming spirit, and visitors are sure to feel at home in this magical village.

Welcome to Muelle Bay, a stunningly beautiful and picturesque destination located on the coast of Oriental Mindoro. This hidden gem of nature is breathtaking, with crystal clear waters, soft sandy beaches, and a backdrop of majestic mountains that will leave you in awe.

For those seeking adventure, Muelle Bay offers many activities to pump your adrenaline. Whether you're a thrill-seeker looking to surf the waves or a nature enthusiast keen on exploring the bay's wildlife and marine life, there's something for everyone at Muelle Bay.

But Muelle Bay is not just for the adventurous; it's also a place of serenity and relaxation. Whether you want to soak up the sun on the beach or stroll along the bay's picturesque shoreline, Muelle Bay is the perfect place to unwind and rejuvenate.

There's no denying the beauty and majesty of Muelle Bay, but its rich history and culture set it apart from other coastal destinations. From the ancient indigenous communities that called the area home to the colonial settlers that left their mark on the region, Muelle Bay is a melting pot of cultures and traditions that offer visitors a unique and enriching experience.

So if you're looking for a destination that offers both adventure and relaxation, beauty and culture, then Muelle Bay is the place for you.

Haligi Beach

Welcome to Haligi Beach, the hidden gem of the Philippines! Nestled on the eastern coast of Oriental Mindoro, this breathtaking beach offers an idyllic retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

With crystal-clear waters, powdery white sand, and various activities to suit every traveler, Haligi Beach is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to escape reality and embrace paradise.

Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by the sound of waves crashing against the shore, the salty scent of the ocean, and the warm tropical sun on your skin. But don't let the calm waters fool you - there's plenty to do for thrill-seekers. From snorkeling and diving to kayaking and paddleboarding, Haligi Beach offers endless opportunities for adventure.

The clear waters teem with colorful marine life, making it a prime spot for underwater exploration. And if you're feeling daring, why not try your hand at cliff-jumping? With towering rock formations surrounding the beach, it's the ultimate adrenaline rush.

But what sets Haligi Beach apart is its secluded location. Unlike some of the more popular beaches in the Philippines, Haligi Beach remains relatively unknown to tourists, giving visitors a truly authentic experience. The lack of crowds means you can fully immerse yourself in the beach's natural beauty without distraction.

Aninuan Beach

Aninuan Beach is a great place to unwind and relax. The tranquil atmosphere and peaceful surroundings make it an ideal destination for travel. Whether you want to soak up the sun on the beach, dip in the warm waters, or explore the area's natural beauty, Aninuan Beach has something for everyone.

One of the most popular activities at Aninuan Beach is snorkeling. The crystal-clear waters provide an ideal environment for observing the colorful marine life in this area. You can rent snorkeling equipment on the beach or bring your gear.

For those who prefer to stay on land, there are plenty of other activities to enjoy. You can stroll along the beach and soak up the stunning views of the surrounding hills or explore the lush forests surrounding the area.

If you're looking for more adventure, there are plenty of opportunities for hiking, trekking, and mountain biking in the nearby hills. You can also take a boat ride to nearby islands and explore the natural wonders of this beautiful region.

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And there you have it, the magnificent tapestry of Oriental Mindoro's beauty and adventure awaits! As you've journeyed through these enchanting spots, from the majestic Tamaraw Falls to the tranquil Aninuan Beach, you've witnessed the splendor that this hidden gem holds.

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Traveloka is your one-stop platform for all things travel. Need to book flight tickets? Check. Looking for cozy and comfortable hotel ? Check. Craving adventure and excitement with attractions and activities? Double check!. With Traveloka's easy booking process and fantastic features like Traveloka Xperience , where you can order attraction tickets through your smartphone, your adventure is just a few clicks away.

So why wait? Pack your bags, grab your sunscreen, and let Traveloka help you craft memories that'll last a lifetime. Plan your escape to Oriental Mindoro now and make every moment count. It's time to dive into the journey and embrace the magic that awaits!

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Pola tourist spots, history, festival.

Pola is a 3rd class coastal municipality of Oriental Mindoro Province in MiMaRoPa Region or Region 4B, Philippines.

Profile of Pola Municipality (Geography) Location –> Northern part of Oriental Mindoro (See map below) Neighboring Towns –> Naujan (north), Pinamalayan (south), Socorro (west) Area –> 159.34 km2 (61.52 sq mi) Population –> 34,701 (2015 Census) Revenue (2016) –> 92,583,069.12 Barangays –> 23 Terrain –> Mountainous with coastal plain Industries –> Agriculture, Trading, Tourism Major Products –> Rice, Corn, Fish, Vegetables, Poultry, Handicraft, Home-made Food Items People/Language –> Tagalog, English Legislative District –> 1st Government Officials Go here to see the elected municipal officials of Pola.

History of Pola

The town of Pola was esablished in 1918.

Economy of Pola

Pola is an agricultural town where rice, corn and fish are the major products.

Tourist Spots in Pola

Lake Naujan Saint John the Baptist Parish Church

Festival in Pola

Sab’uyan Festival

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