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Santa Elena Twin Falls

Brgy. Bulala, Sta. Elena Camarines Norte

       A legendary twin falls which once gained its historical worth due its intriguing discovery and was lying deep in the mountainous terrain of Sta. Elena-Labo, Camarines Norte, known for Imee-Irene Twin Falls.   Its name was derived from its discoverer, former late President Ferdinand Marcos’ daughters, Imee and Irene.  An urban legend that was believed by the townsfolk for generations recounts that the late president had ordered an excavation that successfully unearthed gold bar treasures.  Evidence of history left paved parts beneath the falls.  Today, said natural and historical treasure was preserved by the LGU and also considered as one of the most visited venues.  You can reach the twin falls via a 5-10 minute short hike from its jump-off point and a suited place for recreational and picture taking activities

BALIKYAO FLOATING COTTAGES

Brgy. Pulongguit-guit, Sta. Elena Camarines Norte
(swimming, kayaking, snorkeling, fish feeding)

         Pulonguit-guit is known for its seashore lines of cottages.  Eventually, PB Fermin Gutierrez, decided to step-up and transform local cottage culture into an exciting sea escape lodging experience near seaport.   He tried to bring different level of activities in the sea such as: cottage swimming, karaoke rental, snorkeling, fish feeding, kayak, even overnight stay and many more.  He never failed keep amusing local visitor of his tourism enterprise concept.  Today, the venue has 12 active floating cottages available for vacationers and adventurers.   Certainly, a must visit tourism area with a literal one-feet away ocean swimming experience.  The place is located 15-20 minutes away from town center of Santa Elena. For inquiries, contact PB Fermin Gutierrez at mobile no. 0995 023 94 65.

MAG ASAWANG BATO/MAPPING HILL

Brgy. Salvacion, Sta. Elena Camarines Norte
(rock climbing, trekking, swimming,snorkeling)

         A peculiar place (huge rock couple) with a beautiful saltwater scenery. Once, locals only use this place to dry their caught fish. As time passes by, they eventually appreciate its true beauty and scenic importance in local tourism. The place was also known for its local legend which described dear love of two lovers who once lived in the place. It can be reached by renting a boat with an estimated 20-30 minutes travel time from a dockside in Brgy. San Lorenzo. Ongoing is the improvement of the Farm to Market Road leading to the Barangay center as another means of reaching the site.