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Diguisit Bay, Baler

We were about to go to Diguisit Falls but due to the landslide because of the typhoon that hit Baler, the road was closed.Fortunately, we found this small beach just along the way but we had to walk along the dangerous debris strewn on the road. Since this beach captured our attention because of its white sand, we really thought of a way to reach the other side.
 We headed straight to the seashore and found a native of the place. I ask what’s the name of the place and the native said ‘Luksu-Luksu’. The beach has many rock formations and that formed islets where you can hop from one rock to the other. It was then that I realized why it was called so. (Luksu – Hop)
Here are our camwhoring picture. :D
She, enjoying the clear waters of the Diguist Bay
Gladelle, Sheila, and Mhylene
Gladelle
Jonah Meneses

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