Attractions
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our attractions listing for Aurora, Philippines, where natural wonders and rich history await at every turn. Dive into pristine beaches with rolling waves perfect for surfing, cool off under majestic waterfalls hidden in lush forests, or paddle along serene rivers that wind through breathtaking landscapes. History buffs can step back in time as they visit centuries-old churches and landmarks that tell the story of Aurora’s vibrant heritage. Whether you’re craving relaxation, adventure, or a bit of both, Aurora’s diverse attractions promise memories that will last a lifetime.
Subcategories of
- Baler Attractions (13)
- Casiguran Attractions (4)
- Dilasag Attractions (5)
- Dinalungan Attractions (5)
- Dingalan Attractions (9)
- Dipaculao Attractions (6)
- Maria Aurora Attractions (4)
- San Luis Attractions (3)
Zabali Hanging Bridge
Along Zabali Road, Baler, Aurora
A suspension bridge offering scenic views of the river and surrounding greenery.
Lindy’s Point
Sabang, Baler, Aurora
Lindy’s Point is a popular surfing spot located in Sabang, Baler, Aurora, Philippines.
Doña Aurora Aragon-Quezon House
Rizal Street, Poblacion, Baler, Aurora
The ancestral home of Doña Aurora Aragon-Quezon, wife of President Manuel L. Quezon, this heritage house provides insights into the life and times of one of Baler’s most prominent figures.
Baler Church (San Luis Obispo de Tolosa)
Rizal St. Baler, Aurora
A significant historical landmark, this church was the site of the Siege of Baler, where Spanish soldiers held out for nearly a year during the Philippine Revolution.
Museo de Baler
Quezon and T. Molina St, Brgy. Poblacion, Baler, Aurora
This museum offers a deep dive into Baler’s rich history, showcasing artifacts from the Spanish colonial period, exhibits on the Siege of Baler, and memorabilia of President Manuel L. Quezon.
Diguisit Beach and Aniao Islets
Characterized by its rocky shoreline and unique rock formations, Diguisit Beach is a picturesque spot ideal for photography and exploration.
Ermita Hill
This historical site served as a refuge for locals during the catastrophic tsunami of 1735.
Dicasalarin Cove
A secluded white-sand beach surrounded by verdant hills and dramatic cliffs, Dicasalarin Cove offers panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.
Sabang Beach
Renowned as the birthplace of Philippine surfing, Sabang Beach boasts long stretches of gray sand and consistent waves, making it ideal for both novice and seasoned surfers.