
Rows upon rows of motorized pumpboats dock on the beach of Taggat Lagoon

Claveria in red

It’s really scenic when we arrived there from Buguey. Late in the afternoon and the low, overhanging rain clouds creating drama to an otherwise overcast day. It already started to drizzle when we arrive and eventually, after taking a few shots, rain poured in.
I should get back to this place again, I said to myself as the brief visit was marred by the rain. But the place has promise. It doesn’t have the white sand beaches of other places like Cibang Cove in Calayan Island but I was just in awe of the rock formations, of the two hills at the bay’s edge, and the rows upon rows of lampitaws, fishing boats docked at the beach.
It was just spectacular, something that get’s seared into the brain and will always be the representing image whenever I will think of Taggat Lagoon.
i hope it’s not yet littered with plastic products, estan.
@karl, i just hope its still clean. but probably. its a not so known place
Nakakamiss! Sir Estan, sa panoramic view, the hill on the right side, pwedeng akyatin yan! May cross sa taas which I believe inaakyat yan madalas during Semana Santa. Just imagine, I am from there pero hindi ko pa yan naakyat 🙂
wow! meron pala! dapat mo talaga akyatan, kundi, unahan kita :p
Haha… we’ll see 🙂
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