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San Joaquin is a coastal town in southern Iloilo. The trip to San Joaquin is definitely scenic with views of the green mountains and blue sea lining both sides of the road. Upon reaching the town of Miag-ao the sights tend to get better with more greenery, jagged cliffs, and deep deep blue sea. San Joaquin’s unexploited beauty is still not very much well known since most of the resorts in this town are small and under developed with only several picnic huts and a very basic shower room for amenities.
In San Joaquin, it’s back to basics. Nothing complicated, just you and the sea. - weddingiloilo.com
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How to Get To Basang-basa Beach Resort
San Joaquin is a 2 hour drive from Iloilo City. Jeepneys bound for San Joaquin park at the Iloilo Super Market, a block away from Robinson's Mall. The fare going to San Joaquin costs around Php 80.
Before reaching San Joaquing you'll pass several sites worth visiting, you won't have to get down since most of these sites are just along te road. From Iloilo City you'll pass by Oton where south bound jeepneys sometimes stop to buy buko pie for the passenger's.
You'll also pass by Guimbal, if you're lucky enough you'll spot the two stone lions guarding the Spanish Archbridge, then you'll pass by the Guimbal plaza, with its manicured lawns and landscape, you won't miss it.
After Guimbal, you'll pass by the world heritage Miag-ao Church and several beach resorts.
You'll know you're in San Joaquin when you see steep cliffs and clear blue oceans. By this time you can tell the driver to drop you off at Basang-basa Beach Resort, it's along the highway and it's the most popular resort in San Joaquin so you really won't miss it. - localphilippines.com
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