i left my 🖤 in Bolinao

It's been a month but I can't seem to get over it.

We stayed in Casa Casolares in Bolinao, Pangasinan. It is a beach front resort with swimming pools for kids and adults. It features stunningly beautiful rock formations. I was left in awe when I saw it.

We arrived in the afternoon and the first thing we did was to go around the resort.

The path to the top of the rock formations

At the edge of the bamboo path is this big man-made nest where you can pose for some photos. One can even get in it.

There is also this stairs that would lead to the lower portion of the rock formation. Look how they are made from corals.

This is a photo of the sea below taken from the top of the rock formations. It was taken in the afternoon so it was low tide.

These are other pictures taken from the rock formations. Who wouldn't fall in love with this scenery?

When you move farther from the bamboo path, you would get to this heart-shaped twigs for photos of course.

This big pot can fit five persons. It would be nice to sit in it but at that time, it was filled with rain water.

These flowers grew on the rock formations. There were cactus too and some wild plants that grew along with these flowers.

If one wants to go to the beach, he will have to walk back to the bamboo path to go to the beach below.

A large tree root was laid and aesthetically decorated the beach

These stairs lead directly to the water. This was taken during high tide so the water reached the second step already. On a low tide, the water is below the first step.

The sea and the rocks from another angle.

These rocks are just beside the swimming area.

This area is directly below the rock formation where the nest, the heart and the pot is located. One can go here during low tide.

This hole is located at the back of the rock formation above. This area is covered with water during high tide.

I got to enjoy these views during our 3-days stay at the resort. I would love to go back there to get to see these views again.

This is a continuation of my first post about our visit to Bolinao. This contains most of the pictures I took from Casa Casolares. I hope you enjoyed these photos as much as I did.