Not many pictures of this beach found, except from Johnna’s…Thx. 🙂
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| City/Municipal: | Jasaan |
| Barangay: | Aplaya |
| Address: | Cagayan-Butuan Hiway |
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| The Golden Route: | 4a |
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Liyang Beach is the closest launch point to Agutayan White Sand & Coral Reef. Two motorized boats, the Lumba Lumba 1 and 2, are prepared to transport up to 12 guests each from Liyang Beach to Agutayan in just 15 minutes, one way.
Round-trip with free life jackets and unlimited time:
P1,500 per trip of 8 pax. (2017)
Additionally, picnic sheds and overnight cottages are available for rent at Liyang Beach.
Liyang Rock, located on the western boundary of Liyang Beach, is a prominent block of limestone formation at the edge of the sea. Its elevated flat top measuring around 1/4 hectare, commands a spectacular view of Macajalar Bay, including Agutayan from a distance.The base of Liyang Rock provides a dramatic stage and backdrop for entertainment at Liyang Beach.
See also Agutayan Island and Agutayan Reef
Sunset at Liyang Beach (Source)
ROOMS for Overnyt Accommodation @200/pax (2017)
Glassbottom Boat is no longer operating. (2017)
Parking Fee:
2-Wheels ₱ 5
Others ₱ 12
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| Facebook: | Liyang Beach Resort |
| Email: | liyangbeach@gmail.com |
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| Mobile: | 0915 275 8009 0929 754 7106 0916 131 0044 0927 999 4323 |
| City/Municipal: | Jasaan |
| Barangay: | Jampason |
| Address: | Cagayan-Butuan Hiway |
| GPS Location: | 8°40'45.84"N 124°44'24.60"E |
| more Info: | Included in "The Golden Route" |
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Entrance fee for adults is 15 pesos and 10 pesos for children with ages 5 to 10 years old. They have open cottages that cost 400 pesos, tower cottages that cost 500 pesos, and a function hall for 3,500 pesos. For an overnight stay, rooms cost 1,000 pesos good for two persons only. (Source)
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| Mobile: | 09759060743 |
| City/Municipal: | Jasaan |
| Barangay: | Danao |
| Address: | Cagayan-Butuan Hiway |
| Location: | Google Maps |
| more Info: | Entrance Fee: P10 - P15 Room Rates: from P1000 |
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Water is Life…in appreciation to the Almighty for the abundance of this important substance, the Jardin Administration conceived and initiated this Festival to give thanks. (Source)
End Nov- start Dec
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A 3-hectare marine sanctuary that serves as breeding ground of endangered giant clams. The giant clams are products of successful seeding project supported by the local government.
With its shallow water and amazing marine life, the place is ideal for swimming, diving and snorkeling. (Source)
Scuba Diving at Agutayan Reef
You might, wanna contact a dive service, like Scuba de Oro, before going there.
Agutayan Island is a marine sanctuary near the coast of Jasaan. It is accessible through a number of ways, but the quickest and the easiest access is through Liyang Beach, a few meters away from Jasaan proper. They have rentable boats for groups which you can hire for around P1,000. Like Camiguin White Island, Agutayan is devoid of trees or plants, and only a cottage for the sanctuary outpost stands on its side. It is advisable that you visit early in the morning to avoid the harsh heat of the sun. (Source – more pic)
See also Agutayan Island
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| Google Map: | Agutayan Reef |
The original facade of the church has been modified after a series of renovations.
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The church has two bell towers containing 4 bells in totality. The oldest of the four bells is dated 1807 while the largest is cast “Nuestra Señora de la Inmaculada Concepcion de Jasaan Año 1854.” The old church bells of the Immaculate Conception Church of Jasaan (four of them, excluding the one that was transferred to San Agustin Cathedral at Cagayan de Oro) bore these inscriptions around its outer rim: “Para El Pueblo de Jasaan 1860“.
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The Immaculate Conception Church is a Baroque church located in Poblacion, Upper Jasaan in Misamis Oriental, Philippines. It was declared by the National Museum as a National Cultural Treasure in Northern Mindanao due to its artistic design and cultural values.
| Website: | Church of the Immaculate Conception (Wikipedia) |
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| City/Municipal: | Jasaan |
| Barangay: | Poblacion |
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| The Golden Route: | 4a |
Several caves are mentioned, to be located in San Antonio
Magallanes Cave
An unexplored cave that has quite large opening. At the entrance, stone formations went down the floor as a result to the earthquake that happened before. There’s a path that leads to the other chambers of the cave and people say that this cave has a chamber that leads right into the ocean. (Source)
Villabongga Cave
This cave, located at San Antonio is also a tourist attraction for its depth and compromising channels, ideal for spelunking.
Calapanit Cave, purok1
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Atao Cave
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| City/Municipal: | Jasaan |
| Barangay: | San Antonio |
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| The Golden Route: | 4a |
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(Source) Many pictures from Jasaan on this Source FB.
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| City/Municipal: | Jasaan |
| Barangay: | San Nicolas |
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| Google Map: | San Nicolas Spillway |
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A male sailfin lizard stops and looks back to check for any intruder. (Erwin M. Mascarinas) (Source)
A female sailfin lizard can be identified with its less dominant thorny dorsal fin. (Erwin M. Mascarinas) (Source)
I’ve always been a huge enthusiast when it comes to wild life photography although it has always been very hard for me since I could only afford a lens with much limited range. So it came as a delight after I heard of a village in the town of Jasaan in Misamis Oriental where I can get a glimpse of the sailfin lizard up close.
Searching for the location of the village was not that hard once I got to Jasaan since the lizard’s presence is already popular among the locals. After asking for directions along the national highway, I reached a residential area along the banks of the Solana river in Lower Solana and was pointed to a home of Rodolfo and Alma Dael.
Alma Dael pointed out that they have been feeding and protecting the lizards for 14 years.
Currently, the Dael family has recorded an estimated of around 70 sailfins visiting the concrete river dike outside the house.
It is yet to be determined if the lizard population is that of the endangered Philippine sailfin lizard (Hydrosaurus pustulatus) or the Amboina sailfin lizard (Hydrosaurus amboinensis) which can be determined through proper scientific study and genetic matching. (Source)
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| Barangay: | Solana |
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| Google Map: | Sailfin Lizards |
