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San Juan
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San Juan, La Union, was one of the most beautiful places I've ever visited. It was in 2018, and there was no pandemic. It's similar to Boracay, the beach is nice and calm. You can also learn to surf because they have services where they will teach you for 400 pesos for an hour. The ambiance is pleasant, particularly at night, when visitors can party and dine at food parks.
San Juan, La Union, Philippines
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Ride the waves, feel the sun and watch the beautiful sunset at San Juan La Union.
Best summer of my life 🍃🤎 I can admit that 2018 is one of the best years of my life and this place definitely left a mark in my heart. The people, the memories, the mules, the waves. Can't wait to go back!
El Yu Hits! San Juan La Union is a paradise for surfers! The waves are big and strong and makes me want to stay forever. The vibe in this place is buzzin' and there are a lot of places and food to try. I love the Kabsat hostel, it's perfect for backpackers and provides a great view of the sea and its skyline - it's breathtaking! At night, there are a lot of cool bars to choose from. They have different themes and aesthetic and it actually encouraged me to do a mini bar-hopping fiasco with my girlfriends. It was so much fun! I heard they no longer have a travel ban and I think I should fix my schedule and go back, asap!
One of the best appetizers located in Elyu. Coco mama 🥥 🥭 served in coconut shell with coconut icecream, mango sticky rice and pinipig inside, a vegan friendly that you'll never forget 😍. #Crueltyfree
Who wouldn’t love to just run to the beach and just have fun as soon as the crisis is over? I do! I will definitely visit this famous surfing spot in PH with my friends. We can just surf (more like have surfing lessons), chill in the beach front bar, and just basically have fun! ⛱
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