Exploring Guiuan E. Samar

Radar

Inside Radar

Banago Beach Resort

Campoyong

Pear Island
It is a pearl culture farm; haven of rich marine life such as lobsters, shells, fishes, abalones, corals; clear blue waters and immaculately white coral beach; perfect site for scuba diving, fishing and swimming.

CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
A 16th century church with its entire structure still preserved including old relics of "santos", handcarved altars and doors.

 

GUIUAN Eastern Samar -

A paradise in the pacific is a 2nd class municipality in the province of Eastern Samar, Philippines . Guiuan boasts many beautiful scenic spots including white sand beaches. Being a coastal town in the Pacific side, the town is blessed with many beaches that are perfect for swimming and surfing. During the Second World War, Guiuan served as one of the Alliance's bases. What's left of the American occupation nowadays are just concrete slabs which once served as the foundations of a vast supply depot, and an air strip which now serves as the town's own airport.

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Nice Sunset at Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro

My friends trying to reach the top!

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Exploring Eatern Samar

After long week of work, sometimes you really need to chill out places. Eastern Samar has a lot to offer.If you’re after endless stretches of tropical beaches with roads running along side them then this is the destination for you.The scenery are beautiful with plenty of walks and nice beaches near by such as this photos that I uploaded. It's only 2 hours drive from G1.The only problem that I've encountered is the main road, it needs repair the soonest. It's no surprise residents have switched from cars and similar vehicles to motorcycles. The hardy two-wheelers are better able to navigate the potholes and craters that pock Eastern Samar’s national roads—but only just. The ride, even on motorcycles, is still a bone-rattler.Estehanons describe themselves as the safest drivers in the world because it would be suicidal for them to put the gear of their vehicles beyond first or second due to the hellish conditions of the national roads in the province.But I wouldn't let this put you off.Still it's a nice place to visit.