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Salomague, Philippines
Just a short ride away from both the beautiful beach town of Cabugao and the must-see architecture of Vigan City, this port has something for everyone. If you can’t get enough of the ocean, spend a relaxing day in a cove on a white sand beach. If you’re looking to explore the history and culture of the Philippines, Vigan has multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites to explore. Stroll through streets of well-preserved Spanish Colonial buildings and see where the Spanish-style architecture fused with Asian-style architecture. As you take all that in, get a taste of what they’re cooking at one of many food carts throughout the city.
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What you NEED TO KNOW
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Port Name & Location
Salomague, Philippines -
Time Zone
PHST Philippine Standard Time -
Language
Filipino “Kamusta,” derived from the Spanish “Como esta” is the most common greeting you’ll hear in the Philippines. -
Currency & Shopping
Philippine Peso Get a memento at one of many malls and souvenir shops in Vigan. -
Famous For
The city of Vigan is a UNESCO world heritage site and one of the best-preserved Spanish colonial towns in existence. -
Important
Bring comfortable clothing and good walking shoes. -
Fun Fact #1
Built in 1612, the Sinking Bell Tower in Vigan buries itself 1 inch deeper every year. -
Fun Fact #2
The white sand beaches of Cabuago are a great place to relax. -
Fun Fact: Foodies
Empanadas are easy to find, delicious and great for a walking lunch. -
Fun Fact: Landmarks
Visit the Syquia Mansion Museum, a great example of Spanish Colonial architecture.