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Stone streets in Vigan, a coral stone church at Paoay, dunes at sunset and the windmills and beaches of the north tip.
The northwest coast was a Spanish colonial province for three centuries, and its towns still show it: Vigan’s old quarter of stone houses, and the earthquake baroque churches built with buttresses wide enough to stand.
This is the easy one: short walks, good food, and a beach at the end. It ends at Laoag airport, so you can fly back to Manila.
We drive down from Baguio to the coast and north to Vigan, arriving for an evening walk on Calle Crisologo when the lamps come on.
Morning in Vigan’s old quarter and pottery workshops, then north to the church of Paoay. Sunset on the sand dunes near Laoag.
The windmills on the shore at Bangui, the white rock formations at Burgos, and an afternoon on the beach at Pagudpud.
A swim if you like, then back to Laoag for lunch and the airport.
Lines join the stops in order; they are not the roads or trails.
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