Pagudpud: Home of Southeast Asia’s First Windmill Farm
Pagudpud is the Philippines’ northernmost settlement. It is most popular for its sandy beaches and laid back atmosphere. Due to these, Pagudpud has been called as the “Boracay of the North”. Tourists who go here also make it a point to take a picture with its iconic windmills as their backdrop. This place is the location of Southeast Asia’s first windmill farm, thus, adding to its uniqueness.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit this quiet town is from the months of January to March. After these months, tourists will come pouring in and there might be a shortage in beachfront Pagudpud accommodations.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The most favorite spot in Pagudpud Beach is Maira-ira, which features a calm blue lagoon that is perfect for a refreshing swim. Another point of interest in this town is the 80-feet Kabigan Falls that is situated in the middle of a jungle. Tourists looking for accommodation should consider staying a night at the Casa Victoria Beach Resort, which is perfectly located along the coast of Saud Beach. Another great lodging option is the Evangeline Beach Resort, which offers an outdoor pool on top of its beachfront location. Both lodging options are family-friendly and feature traditional yet comfortable amenities. Caparispisan River and Bangui Wind Farm are just 30 minutes away from these accommodations.
