Ilog Malino Area
An extensive 15km long shoreline with beaches, fringing reefs and rugged coral atolls connects Bolinao
with Baringay Ilog Malino. Several prominent rivers intersect the shoreline including one used for filming Apocalypse Now. The coastline is rich in marine life hence novelty fishing and fish farming are common.
Other local attractions include:
| Patar - White Sands Beach | Cape Bolinao Beach | |
| Underground Caves - Swimming | Cape Bolinao Lighthouse (built by the USA in 1903) | |
| Shoreline - plantation/ forest walk | | |


Bolinao (20mins) - Historical, fishing town with large open market.
| Santiago Island - Boating, Fishing
Bolinao falls
University of the Philippines Marine Service Institute |
Bolinao Museum
Tarra Falls
Church of St James Fortress |
Alaminos (40mins) - Regional city, banking, modern department stores and major tourist feature.
Hundred Islands National Park (See photos from National Book Store Inc below) - Boating, swimming,
snorkeling and sea kayaking.
Oceanographic Marine Laboratory

Above -Taking the plunge at Tarra Falls

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