The Provincial Government of Zambales is getting ready for the summer season with the first Zamba Multi-sports Festival on March 18-20, in the town of Candelaria, Zambales.
“We want the people to see how beautiful Zambales is,” said Governor Hermogenes Ebdanue during a press conference at the Dawal Beach Resort in the same town. “We have powdery sands and azure waters and we have probably the cleanest shoreline today.”
Nothing lasts forever, not the mountains nor the sea, but the times we’ve had together will always be with me.
Why am I blogging non-Candelaria places? Well, it’s still in Zambales, and I love that province. Plus, this is in the town where my brother & sister studied violin. Yay!
Talisayin Cove
San Antonio, Zambales
(via vivafilipinas)
Again, not Candelaria, but still in awesome Zambales :) Let’s help keep it this pristine. :)
Nagsasa Cove
Pundaquit, Zambales
Not Candelaria, but still in the very awesome province of Zambales.
My sister & I took our cousins and my tita around Potipot. While walking we picked up a lot of trash.
I hope people would be more responsible and not throw their trash around. Dispose of it properly!
Sometimes, it’s all about being at the right place at the right time. :)
Potipot Island, Candelaria, Zambales.
200mm. Cropped.
clarencedocog asked: This page is cool. We went in Candelaria last time, and youre place, it's really awesome.
Aww thanks! Glad you had a great time there. We’re still in the baby stages when it comes to tourism, but we hope to improve as time passes. It’s great that people are getting to know our little town. We hope that you’d come back soon!
A big piece of driftwood along the shores of Potipot Island. It is also the home to various bees and wasps.
Blog entry to follow.
One of the photos I have taken in Potipot Island, Candelaria, Zambales. The Tree House.
Candelaria, Zambales
©Mark Rabino
