Mansalay

Famous for its weaving industry and ancient burial grounds, Mansalay is home to Buhid and Hanunuo Mangyans whose culture is the most preserved among the Mangyan tribes. Rock formations south of the Mansalay Bay revealed the presence of ammonite, a fossil shell of an extinct group of mollusks that dates back to the Middle Jurassic Age. Mansalay’s shores such as Buktot Beach are of the same significance as its historic and cultural aspect as it presents wonders of nature.

Attractions

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The Casabangan Beach is known for its clear blue waters and fine white sand. This..

Casabangan Beach/ Marine Protected Areas

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Mangyan Burial Cave is located along the coast of Palaypay Cove Fish Sanctuary. ..

Mangyan Burial Cave

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Mangyan Village is located in Barangay Panaytayan, Mansalay. This Mangyan Settlement..

Mangyan Villages

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Discovering the haven of rich marine biodiversity in Mansalay, the Palaypay Fish..

Palaypay Fish Sanctuary

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Accommodations

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Footprints In The Sand Beach Resort

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Mansalay Food House And Lodging

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Princess Ayline Bed And Breakfast

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RC Farm And Resort

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Dining

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Mansalay Food House And Lodging

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Mr. Frag Restaurant

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Nature's Gift Garden Restaurant offers excellent meals for take out during this Covid..

Nature's Gift Garden Restaurant

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Princess Ayline

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Popular Recreations

Escape to a Tropical Paradise.

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PGD Beach Resort

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