Baler Aurora - Costa Pacifica Hotel

A new hotel in Baler... Costa Pacifica in Baler, Aurora on Sabang Beach is a new resort destination that offers 106 well-appointed rooms and suites. Costa Pacifica’s facilities include an outdoor pool, gym, kids’ nook and gift shop. There is also the Beach House which offers an all-day dining of both local and international cuisine. And an events venue hall that can seat 200 persons called The Pavilion.. Costa Pacifica caters to different market segments like weekend surfers, couples, meeting and convention groups, special interest groups, and tourists from Asian and European region looking for new destinations. Our Baler, Aurora hotel is the best choice as it is also near other tourist spots in Baler, Aurora." Photos and info obtained from www.costapacificabaler.com

Surfing in Aurora

Aurora is a paradise for surfers, with its long Pacific coastline exposed to the Pacific Ocean. The sport was made famous in the Province by the classic film Apocalypse Now. The scene in which U.S. soldiers are surfing was filmed here, and the production crew left behind surfboards for the locals to use. The locals of Baler claim that the surf is sometimes so huge that they could hear it all the way from the provincial capitol building, some 1.5 km away from the coast.
There are numerous surfing points in Aurora, but the municipality of Baler offers most of the more accessible surfing areas with good accommodations.

Dinalungan, Aurora - DEER PARK

Dinalungan Deer Park-A strategic area where a man-made structure was built added with exquisite landscape combined with exotic plants, water hyacinths, water lilies, and trees are home to the endemic Sambar Deer nurtured by an environmentalist couple. (Credit: Dinalungan Tourism Office)

Dingalan, Aurora - LAMAO CAVES

An array of caves curved along the seaside cliff of Paltic, Dingalan, Aurora. These caves are constantly lured by waves of the Pacific Ocean. The caves would seem deceptively ordinary, however, upon close inspection, delightful natural waterfalls gushes inside from the underground stream. Another cave showers water, giving the impression of an indoor rainstorm. Rare marine lives such as giant turtles and some sharks have been sighted along the location of the caves.