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Historically known as the co-cathedral of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan, the enormous Lingayen Cathedral or Parish Church of Epiphany of Our Lord has
Anda Island, Pangasinan
Tondol Beach
Discovering the Pristine Beauty of Anda Island in Pangasinan
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- Anda Island, Pangasinan
The captivating beauty of Anda Island, with its stunning beaches like Tondol Beach, nestled within the scenic landscape of the Pangasinan Province, provides a tranquil escape for those seeking natural wonders in proximity to the famous Hundred Islands.
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Anda Island, also known as Cabarruyan, stands gracefully within the Pangasinan Province, adjacent to the renowned Hundred Islands. As one of the largest islands in Pangasinan, it boasts pristine beaches, notably the celebrated Tondol Beach.
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Tondol Beach on Anda Island unfolds as a haven with its immaculate sands and translucent, shallow waters. Its distinguishing feature lies in the remarkably flat shoreline, creating an optimal environment for activities such as snorkeling and beachcombing. The presence of picturesque sandbars not only offers splendid opportunities for photography but also serves as a convenient means to traverse from one island to another without getting wet.
During the daylight hours, a stroll along the beach reveals the pure sand sea floor, extending from 15 to 300 meters, providing visibility to everything beneath the water. Unlike many other beaches, Tondol Beach experiences calm and low tides, ensuring a tranquil ambiance with no disruptive strong waves. Exploring the shoreline may lead to the discovery of a few seaweed beds, contributing to the natural allure of this coastal sanctuary.
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