On our way to Moalboal, we stopped by this awesome spot in Barili. From here, you can see the awesome coastline of Barili. The place is just great! A bunch of foreigners also stopped for a short while to enjoy and admire the fantastic view.
The next time you pass by Barili, make a short stop and just appreciate.
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To the beach!
Photoshoot ang mga artistahin kadali. Hehehe.
Gorgeous! What a peaceful place!
woohhooo! ganda talaga dyan.hehe. balik tayo ulit.
waaahh! im so proud to be a bona fide citizen of Barili. hehehe. I miss my hometown. toinkz. wala nako kabalik didto.. hhmmmm…
look like a bay. mahomesick naman sad ta nimo ley oi.
ley, i want more pictures!!!!!!!!!!!hehhehehehe
nice site! just wanted to add that barili has more interesting places that you should discover: mantayupan falls, bolobc boloc mountain spring resort, Sayaw Beach, Palalong Place (that’s the one you featured).
But more interestingly, barili is home to old structures typical of filipino architecture. If you can please visit this link http://fildude.blogspot.com/search/label/barili i’d also like to include your site as part of my list if that’s okay.
many thanks!
hello asa ang boloc boloc mountain resort agion ug unsay nindot ngadto? thanks…
Truly a beautiful sight to behold esp at sunset. The is a resthouse at the view point. There is a sad story here during the japanese occupation where civilians where push over the cliff so I heard from the locals. Btw do you know the name of this viewpoint. I had trouble telling the bus where to stop as Barili is a big place..thanks
dong larry ang viewpoint imong pasabot kanang nay kurus nga daku nga duol sa pangpang.una muabot anang nay beach diha sa ubos.ang mahinumduman nako ining barili kay katong sturya sa usa ka mangingisda:usa ka gabii nga daku ang buwan.managa unta siyag isda sa hunasan.diha untay iyang taga-un.nahibung siya nga muabante siya,muabante pud.atras siya,atras pud.sa dihang…unsiyalan man diay!”ANINO MAN DIAY NI SA AKONG BULI NGA KADAKU!”
hahahahahhhh!
very funny kent!
lyk it!
lyf….
tssskk..i miss barili na noun dah! btaw, nindot ni dinhi nga lugar:) i never fail to visit this place whenever im home.
larry (13:23:46) :
Truly a beautiful sight to behold esp at sunset. The is a resthouse at the view point. There is a sad story here during the japanese occupation where civilians where push over the cliff so I heard from the locals. Btw do you know the name of this viewpoint. I had trouble telling the bus where to stop as Barili is a big place..thanks
—ang tawag diri na place kai “PALALONG”. DIRI IPANGHAGBONG SA MGA JAPANESE ANG MGA TAWO SA UNA. MAO NAA DAKO NA KRUS DHA:)
i could contribute some of my photos in this collection shots particularly taken at my place, Minolos.
hope u will share those photos of yours so that they will be aware how beautiful our place is.. clingan ra bya tah taga minolos pud aq pa2x
ngek.. agianan mana namo diha padong dumanjug,hehehehhehe
nice lage sa picture… bati lage sa personal..hahahhahaahhahahah
dli lng cguro ka nature lover mao dli ka appreciate sa personal…
proud to be Barilinian….
Add on the other spectavular spot here The Green Mountain at luhod.
Spectacular i mean….
bay ley, send nya ko nimo ug mga photos from this place taken just last april 2009, shots from the sea kay nag boating man mi.
sige. thanks Jongd
waaa..first time ako kita ani nga pix,nasuya daun ko.
giadto ni namu,sus,d jud ka magmahay.. very peaceful.
very nice pud ang sunset sa sayaw 🙂
i’ve been there! 🙂
kahibawo ba mu nga there’s more to Barili than meets the eye? i bet you sometimes get bored coz of all the trees and stuff, but we have a spa in the mountains, a majestic falls that’s higher than of kawasan, caves in different sites, dive sites, and dairy farms?
PALALONG, one of my favorite spots in my hometown, so many memories 😉 across the water is barangay japitan, i could see my grandparents’ house near the pantalan. i had a pictorial here for my law school yearbook, such an awesome view. It is said that during WWII, Japanese soldiers speared babies with their bayonets and threw them over this cliff. I have never heard of any haunting, though. Now, there’s a war memorial nearby – a big cross. Another notable geographic feature nearby is Batong Arco. A right of passage for youngsters growing up – swimming/boating to it, climbing it and jumping off into the water! Never did the whole thing myself, just up to the boating part 😉 In high school, we had CAT officers’ training during the summer and we would jog at 5:00 am from Sta. Ana Academy to Sayaw Beach. I remember the bend just before Palalong is where we would do the duck walk – super torture! What’s so vivid during the duck walk was the road stained with fallen lumboy! Missing home from Vancouver, BC 😉
Moalboal is a 3 hours travel from cebu.Nice beach with white sand.