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Tourism
The location of the town is very suitable for the tourism business due to its beautiful and scenic beaches, rivers, creeks and the lik e.
The people are friendly and accommodating to tourists and the town has yet to be commercialized like Boracay.
Up to now, Bolinao remains a quaint little town where people can escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy the numerous tourist spots in and around the area.
At present, it has several tourist resorts which cater to both local and foreign visitors. These tourist facilities have room accommodations available at regular prices and are located nearby the town proper.
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There is also several other resorts concentrated in the western most tip of Bolinao in Barangay Patar where one can find the one of best white sand beaches in Pangasinan.
In addition, there is also a resort located in Santiago island. Access by land vehicle is possible via a Ferry Boat (accommodates a maximum of two vehicles aside from passengers) located in Barangay Guiguiwanen, about 10 minutes from the town proper. A ferry ride takes about 5 to 10 minutes only, traversing the Kakiputan channel about half a kilometer wide. The ferry is open daily from 7 AM to 5 PM with regular hourly trips back and forth.
Other tourist spots which have potential for development are Bolinao Falls, Cape Bolinao Lighthouse, which is the second highest lighthouse in the Philippines, Nanaytayan Cave, Bolinao National Museum, Guiguiwanen Beach, Balingasay Beach, Abrac Beach, and Fatima Hill.
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