Had too much of the Manila city-life? Itching for waves, not from your computer desktop?
By: Whitney Radforth
For most traveling to the Philippines, the first point of entry is through Manila. However, the city rarely is the attraction for visitors to the country. So, for those who prefer the sand over a crowded city, I suggest you take a night bus on route to San Juan, La Union to catch some West China Sea waves.
La Union is the closest and best surfing option for the island of Luzon, and is only about a 4-6 hour drive from Manila (depending on traffic). San Juan is a hip surfing...
May 5th, 2010 | Katrina Verweel | Read More | Comments: 6Filed under: beach, fun in the sun, surfing
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