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Talipanan Beach



The first day we got to Puerto we went to White Beach however the place was so crowded so we went to Talipanan beach which is just a ride away from the beach. If you're going to ask me I liked it better at Talipanan since the place is so peaceful and quiet. The sands were fine and white. And it's clean as well. The first day we got there it was just actually us. 




Load your tummy with lots of fats!


Eat pansit for longer life. haha!



On our third day we went back to Talipanan and this time we tried snorkeling. The beach did not fail me as there were lots of amazing views. Lots of corals and fish to see. I even saw the scary sea urchin. Hehe. We also saw a group of people snorkeling on the beach. So choose Talipanan if you will go snorkeling in Puerto Galera.










If you are at the White Beach you can rent a boat to go here but some just walk the long line of the beach and another option is you can ride a tricycle going to Talipanan.











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