Discover lesser-known shores and destinations only the locals know. Tucked away in the far southeastern corner of Luzon, Camarines Norte invites you to taste the sweetness of provincial life, just like it’s locally-grown Formosa Pineapple.
What to do?
Calaguas Islands
Requiring a two-hour boat ride from the jump-off point, the Calaguas Islands reward guests with views of breathtaking beaches and lush green hills. Set up camping tents or hammocks during the day and book overnight stays at local accommodations. Take a break and unwind at the remote Calaguas, where a truly peaceful, offline experience awaits.
Calaguas Islands functions as a pristine, off-the-grid tropical getaway where visitors primarily engage in swimming, island hopping, snorkeling, and beach camping along its renowned white-sand shores.
Bagasbas Beach
Bagasbas Beach stands as a sought-after haven for surfing enthusiasts. Facing the Pacific Ocean, this expansive stretch of sand provides an inviting setting with consistent and manageable waves, perfect for novice and intermediate surfers alike.
Bagasbas Beach serves as a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts, where visitors primarily engage in surfing, kiteboarding, and swimming along its expansive gray-sand coastline.
Chasing Waterfalls
Embark on an epic and refreshing waterfall adventure through the lush landscapes of Camarines Norte. This full-day journey takes nature enthusiasts across four magnificent cascades, starting from the municipality of Santa Elena and venturing into the scenic town of Labo. Dubbed a “paradise of waves and wonders,” the province offers this immersive jungle experience that showcases its hidden forest gems, beautiful cascading waters, and peaceful natural ambiance.
Visitors can engage in a full day of activities, beginning with a quick hike and nature walk to relax in the natural pools of Busay Falls. The adventure continues in Labo, where guests can trek to the scenic Malatap Falls, immerse themselves in the plunge pools and rapids of Maligaya Falls, and conclude with a refreshing final swim at the secluded cascades of Binuang Falls. Throughout the tour, nature lovers can enjoy the fresh mountain breeze, take advantage of numerous photo opportunities, and experience ultimate relaxation deep within the forest.
