Puerto Galera is one of the Paradise Philippines' best beach and it was located in Mindoro.
There are many things that we can glimpse and do at Mindoro Paradise Philippines. The two well-known attractions: the beaches of Puerto Galera and the habitat of the tamaraw, one of the world's most dying out mammals.
Puerto Galera is one of the best dive areas. Set in a panoramic harbor of coves, mountains and beaches such as Aninuan, Balete, Boquete, Coco, Hondura, La Laguna, Long, Sabang, Talipanan and White. Wealthy marine life can be found at Medio Island. Additional attractions consist of Tamaraw Falls and the Excavation Museum of the excavated pottery. The gentle Mangyans are the original residents of Mindoro who now live in the uplands; tribal communities can be found in Pinamalayan and Mansalay.
The capital of Calapan celebrates the Sanduguan Festival every May. To the south is the 2,586-meter-high Mount Halcon, the Paradise Philippines' fourth highest peak. Naujan has an extraordinary church within the ruins of an older church and beautiful Lake Naujan. Neighboring Mindoro Occidental has Mount Iglit-Baco National Park, home of the vague tamaraw. Offshore from Sablayan are the white sand beaches of North Pandan Island and Apo Reef Marine Nature Park, which teems with 300 fish species. San Jose is the jump-off point for the islands of Ambulong, Ilin and White, which possess of good swimming and diving spots, cliffs, underwater caves, and coral reefs. Mount Calavite is another tamaraw habitat and overlooks the intact Lubang Island group.
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