Quezon Province

Palasan Island Burdeos, part of the Quezon province

Palasan Island by world-island.net Discover Palasan Island, Quezon: A Hidden Gem in Burdeos Palasan Island, located off the coast of Burdeos, Quezon, is one of the lesser-known destinations in the Polillo archipelago—an emerging eco‑tourism region known for pristine beaches, limestone formations, and quiet fishing communities. If you’re looking for a raw, untouched island experience far […]

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Cagbalete Island Mauban, part of the Quezon province

by lakbaypinas.com Cagbalete Island: A Quiet Paradise in Quezon Cagbalete Island, located off the coast of Mauban, Quezon, is known for its powdery cream-colored sand, crystal-clear shallows, and wide tidal flats that dramatically appear during low tide. Unlike more commercialized beaches, Cagbalete offers a serene, almost rustic charm — perfect for travelers who want peace,

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Pagbilao Grande Island, part of the Quezon province

by Mindtrip Pagbilao Grande Island, Quezon: A Coastal Gem of White Sands, Sandbars & Island Adventures Pagbilao Grande Island, located off the coast of Pagbilao, Quezon, is a cluster of islands known for its white-sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, and rich fishing grounds. It sits along Tayabas Bay, forming a scenic seascape that connects to

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Jomalig Island, part of Quezon province

 Aerial view of Jomalig Island, 1933 by Unknown author or not provided Jomalig Island, Quezon: The Golden Paradise of the Pacific Jomalig Island is a small, far‑flung gem in the easternmost part of Quezon Province, facing the vast Philippine Sea. Known for its golden sand beaches, crystal‑clear waters, and laid‑back island culture, Jomalig is a

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Patnanongan Island, part of Quezon province

Patnanongan Island in Quezon is a quiet, scenic escape known for its white-sand beaches, clear waters, and small-town charm — perfect for travelers seeking an off‑the‑beaten‑path destination. Patnanongan (also spelled Patnanungan) is part of the Polillo Islands in Quezon Province, facing the vast Philippine Sea. It remains one of the least commercialized island municipalities in

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Alabat Island, part of Quezon Province

Aerial view of Gerardo Point in Alabat Island, 1938 by Unknown author or not provided Alabat Island, Quezon: A Hidden Paradise in the Pacific Alabat Island, nestled along the eastern coast of Quezon Province, is one of those rare destinations that feels both untouched and welcoming. With its serene coastal towns, lush landscapes, and warm

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Polillo Island in Quezon Province

Polillo Island, PH by Sentinel-2 Polillo Island is a remote, rainforest‑covered island known for its quiet beaches, island‑hopping spots, caves, and simple rural towns. It’s made up of three municipalities—Polillo, Burdeos, and Panukulan—and is reached by ferry from Real or Infanta, Quezon. Polillo Island sits off the Pacific coast of Quezon Province, facing the open

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Tayabas City, Quezon Province

Tayabas Public Market by Patrickroque01 The component city of Tayabas is nestled in the heart of Quezon Province, which is in the Calabarzon region in the Philippines, is a captivating blend of historical richness, cultural vibrancy, and natural beauty. Once the provincial capital during the Spanish colonial era, Tayabas has preserved its heritage through well-maintained

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