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Banaoang / Quirino Bridge
The famous Banaoang or Quirino Bridge is an inimitable and genuine product of man’s artistry. It is located in the northern boundary of Santa that connects the Ilocos Range
to its adjacent counterpart. It is a vital infrastructure which dramatically traverses the Abra River. |
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The Zigzag
Road
At the foot of the Ilocos Range lies the Zigzag road where one can take a good
glance of the Abra River and the Banaong Bridge. The shape of this segment of
the National Highway gives the feel of the road going to Baguio City. See more
images of this place in the image gallery. |
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Banaoang View
Deck
Reaching the peak of the Zigzag road lies the Banaoang View Deck where a panoramic sunrise and sunset as well as overlooking the Banaoang Bridge and
the Abra River down are sights to behold. |
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Jesus Island
This unexplored island is situated west of the town and it can be reached by
boat in 5 to 10 minutes. Its beauty is still unknown to many for it was
naturally formed and sprouted from nowhere and its emergence has not yet been
inscribed in the Philippine map. The place is ideal for nature lovers who will
definitely enjoy swimming, fishing and picnicking. |
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Santa Beaches
From rocky to grayish sand coupled with gentle waves, the vast shoreline of
Santa provides diverse amenities to beach lovers. These beaches are found along
the stretch in the western part of the town and can be accessible to all types
of vehicles. Its serene water naturally exudes an intimate invitation for that
urge to swim or even just enjoy the scenery. |
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Imelda Park
This park is situated at the foothill of the Historic Heroes Hill at the southern part of the municipality and along the National Highway. The park is a favorite place of picnickers and scuba diving enthusiasts due to the presence of exquisite
marine life. Snorkeling, fishing and boating are just a few of the promises that the park offers to visitors. The bird’s eye view of the beach is also an excellent thing that the park could bestow. |
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Paradise Park
and Barasibis Park
Its glory and fame derived from its naturally endowed beauty. It is located at
the western part of the China Sea and along the national highway. Its cascading
waterfalls supplement its glorious beauty. This paradise is one of protected
water shed area in the locality. One can explore its scenery through hiking,
trekking and rappelling, hunting is also one of the favorite activities in the
area. |
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Rock
Formations
Rock formations are scattered along the beaches of the South China Sea
particularly in Sitio San Jose, Magsaysay. These rock formations attract both
local and foreign tourists for their naturally endowed picturesque. |
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National Heroes Park
Its name was derived from its contributions to Ilocanos' bravery during Spanish
era and World War II for it was utilized as their last stand in those
significant wars. Among these heroes include the the Silang couple - Diego and
Gabriela. A landmark was also constructed in their honor right in the very place
where the Spaniards invaded the area, which lies in the southern part of the Imelda Park. |
