Travel

Missed La Union? Here's How You Can Plan Your Trip

Surf town is calling

Photography: Shutterstock

Travelers looking to escape to the beach can visit La Union, the surfing capital of the Northern Philippines, as it eased to Alert Level 2 until end of February.

READ: 12 Things to Do in La Union on a Weekend

The coastal province 277 kilometers north of Manila is popular for its beaches that tourists visit during surfing season from November to March and July to October.

The province will only admit a maximum 3,000 tourists per day through its Tara Na tourist pass system.

Here's your guide for your trip to La Union:


Are fully vaccinated individuals allowed to enter?

Yes. Don't forget to bring your valid vaccination card for your visit.

READ: 10 Places to Stay in La Union

I'm fully vaccinated. Do I still need a negative swab test result?

Fully-vaccinated individuals coming from areas under Alert Level 1 and 2 also need to present a negative antigen test result no older than 72 hours prior to arrival.

ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW

For those coming from areas under Alert Levels 3 and 4, a negative RT-PCR test result no older than 72 hours prior to arrival is required.

I'm not fully vaccinated. Can I enter La Union?

Yes. Those not yet fully vaccinated need to present a negative RT-PCR test result no older than 72 hours prior to arrival.

I'm from an area under Alert Level 5. Am I allowed to enter the province?

No. Individuals from areas under Alert Level 5 shall be refused entry except for medical purposes considered life-threatening.

Is there a tourist pass?

Yes. Log on to the Tara Na visita system before your trip for more details.

What are the other requirements?

Government-issued ID is also a requirement for entry.

Where can we stay in La Union?

Only establishments with Department of Tourism accreditation can welcome guests and clients. It is required to show proof of tour booking, pre-booked accommodation or appointment from DOT-accredited establishment.

 

This story originally appeared on Reportr.world.

* Minor edits have been made by the Realliving.com.ph editors.

More on Realliving.com.ph

Shares

Latest Stories

Love Black? Get Inspiration from This Bachelor Pad in Mandaluyong

Need ideas for your own small home? Take a look at this condo!

3 Ways to Cool Down Your Home, According to Architect Oliver Austria

Bring the heat down with these useful tips.

5 Budget-Friendly Makeover Tips To Revamp Your Tiny Home

Discover 5 budget-friendly tips from expert architects Richard Manlulu Garcia and Gianne Borlongan.

Wooden Finishes Transform This Condo Into the Ultimate Bachelor’s Pad

The owner requested for “a modern design with dark wood accents.”

10 Wallet-Friendly Smart Devices for Your Home

Let's make life easier when we can.

Mid-Century Meets Tropical in this Sprawling Resort-Like Home in Calamba

It is located at the foothills of Mt. Makiling and surrounded by lush greenery.

This 150sqm Family Home in Bacolod is the Perfect Blend of Luxurious and Homey

This hotel-like space has dark colors, ultra-modern elements, and more.

5 Container Home Building Essentials for First-Time Builders

Top 5 essentials for building a container home with expert architects Richard Manlulu Garcia and Gianne Borlongan.

Learn About Homebuilding From the Experts: Here Comes RealLiving Masterclass!

Get the best design advice from two of the country's top architects.

This 24 Sqm Condo Unit Was Transformed Into a Stylish Home for a Family of 5

Learn more about how an interior design studio utilized the space's small footprint with a P350,000 budget.
Load More Stories